New Britain herald., 1929-10-03

lhN death Of her husband four years ago. She was one of tn organizers of tnr swedish Bethany church in New Britain and devoted much Of hce t.me to tho work of the church. She was affiliated with tho Bethesda and the Ladies' Aid societies Of the church. being q member of both societies for many years.
 Besides Mrs. Williams, she is sur Niycl by daughter, Mrs. August scian1"r Of Plainvillo; two sons, Oscar $. Norone Of Plainville anl Ernest G. Norene of Wethcrsneld; q brother and two sisters in Swc- den; 1$ grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held Sat urday at 1:&o o'clock at the homa Of her daughter. Mrs. Williams, and at @:3o o'clock at the Swedish Bethany church. New Britain. Rev .C. J. Froicen, pastor. will ofiCjatr Burial will be in the NairHieW ceme- tery.
 Regular Meeting
 Tn" regular meeting or the ", C. r. |. will ha held tomorrow after noon at 2:&a o'clock at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hyde of 5S Mapl. street. Election Of delcEates 10 th, convention to be held in WilUmaN- tic this month will b. held. Other important business matters will come before the meeting
 Baptist Church Notes
 Prayer meeting will he held at th" Baptist church at 7:45 o'clock this evening. At this time delegates to the state convontiou to he helI in Hartford on October 14-15-15 will be elected.
 At tn" regular meeting of the Ladies' Ail society held yesterday at the home of Mrs. C. j. Morse. It Was voted 10 hold the annual sale on Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 10. The annual calendar social will probably be held or November 15.
 IirCmrn Meeting
 Tn" Tlainyi.lc fire department will hold an important meeting to- morrow evening at N o'clock. Ar- ton will be taken on the participa- jon in the celebration to ho ho.l in Bristol on October 1@. The tug of-war team representing the de- partmcnt WilI take part in the state championship event.
 Large Attendance
 There wIs d larga attendance 1t the card party given last evening m the basement of the Church Of Our Lady Of Mrrcy hy tho Ladies Aid society. Whist and bridge were played
 Prizes were awarded to the fol- lowing: Mrn's bridge. l.. Gauthier. d tie; ladies bridge. Mrs. T.. Gau. thicr, a luncheon set: mems whist. Mrs l. Provenchrr, writing paper: ladies whist, Mrs. Martin Casey luncheon sci; consolation. mon. Wii- liam Cook; consolation, ladies. Mrs. A. James.
 Mrs, Ernest Gravel of Ware. Mass w&s awarded a comfortable. Miss Marguerite Farrar won cake. At the end of the series of card parties, grand prizes will be- awarded to those who attained the highest scores throughout the series.
 C. of C. Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of ht Tp1gEr.,.f1I,, mercc will be held this evening at $ o'clock at the chamber rooms O" Pierce street. All directors ana members are expected 10 be present. Many matters of Importance will b..| brought up for discussion. Prrsi- dent Leon C, Staples will preside.
 Food "nlr
 The Plainville Grange will hold food sale tomorrow afternoon lt the vacant store located at 17| Whiting street. Food will hr Gau- ed for or delivered hy tclcphonin; AGA attor 2;3o o'clock. A large va rioty of foods'uffs will ho on sab 1t the store. Women of the Grancn ''' '' III AIb' Nf anu lilN l.f l.A public to attend.
 odgc Meeting S'"r of Good Will lodge, Shop herds Of Bethlehem. will give whist party at the home of Mrs. rhan on Rockwell avenue. New Britain, tomorrow afternoon. Th, public is invited 10 attend. 
 Piainvtl.c Brief,
 The meeting of the school com mute" scheduled 10 be held last evening was postponed until next 
 Walter Bradley of East Na,n street has moved his family to Co., lnmbia street, New Britain. Edg1" Bradley has moved to New Britain avenue, plainvilc.
 First Anniversary The Castle Stores. Inc, located in the Russell block on Central suuarr
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