New Britain herald., 1929-10-01

Rowe, Horace w. Rowe, Mildred Rowe and Erwin R, Rowe; Joseph T. Donovan to Kenneth and Alice Johnson. property at Pennington Grcens;' Joseph T. Donovan 10 Per cival Hartman. land on Walnut road; Thomas W. Greno 10 John McDcrmott, land at "Mountain View tract: Edward F. Stevens to Charlena Nystrom, land on Gridley street extension, by quit-claim deed; Asunda Borgio and Lilbe Borgio to Colamussi Liferni and Dominica Li- fcrni, land on Park street, by quit claim dead
 Record Registration
 The attendance at last nights sessions of the evening school over flowed all class rooms and will nccessitate the opening of extra rooms tonight. &Go persons applied for the various courses, a registra- ton of 65 per cent more than last ! year.
 The registration in adult educa- tion was l92 as against l23 last year or a gain Of Sa per cent. The vocational classes registered 1 1GS. or an increase of G6 per cent over last year.
 Those classes which are running less than the full four nights will meet as follows;,
 Cooking. Monday and Tuesday. ] Mechanical drawing, Monday and i Thursday. Shop mathematics, Tues day and Friday
 The Evening school department is delighted with the increased attend ance and will make every effort to accommodate all those who wish to attend this year.
 Funcr"l
 Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Nebs G1, were held at the homo Of hcr son, Adolph Nchs, of 74 Atkins street, at 1:3O D, m. yesterday after noon. Services at the German Luth- oran church. followed at ? D. m. and burial was in West cemetery.
 Iorg":-Ic-No: Sale
 The annual "Forset-Me-Nof sale on the streets Of the city, vii be hold on October i and 12, Th' profit derived through the sale o' the little flower is used hy the Dis ahlcd War Veterans of America fol the purpose Of caring for disabled veterans until they receive thcil compensation from the government The organization is a national on' and not only a local one, as severa
 people believe.
 Returned to Nii!.mantic Michael Czcrows,;i, sought b! Willimantic police for taking al automobile, owned by resident 0
 that place. without permission iron the owner was brought back t' . Willimantic yesterday afternoon. b, Officers Lutton and Hurley 10 fac , charges made by the owner of tn | vehicle
 CzcrowsI;i was employed by tn
 Abartha" Construction Co. and wa arrested by the local police. Meetings Seicheprcy post, No. will hold meeting on next Tuesday evening i There will be a nomination of off COTS for 1880.
 The regular meeting of Com l bounce tribe. I. O. R. NJ. will talk 3 place tonight at the wigwam. start 3 ing at s o'clock.
 = Tonight at Arcanum hall, in f Ruth R"hcEah lodge will assembl ., C' g X meeting of the disabled Amer [ can Veterans of the World War wi I take place at inc Forget Me Not < headquarters. 22l North Main stree - Tuesday evening, October l. at 7:S [ o'cloc&.
 , A meeting of the Hartford count council. Y. F. w., will be hold O . Thursday evening, October 2. at tn { armory. Numerous guests have bee - invited, among whom are Depart l mcnt President Helen Shanahan, c s Waterbury. Department Commando - John 0'Kcofo, of Danbury. Past Dc I partmcnt Commander and Nation;
 Council Member William Dihble an f Mrs. Dibhlc. of Mcriden. Refresh r mcnts will be served by the ladic auxiliary.
 , The sarah F, Reynolds tent. NJ !. 1&, p. of |. W, will hold it's rcgu
 lar meeting on Wednesday evenin
 at c. A. l.. hall commencing at
 o'clock
 Christy Headline Bout 7. Promoter Arthur De PasQuale n representing a 30-round profession o al boxing show at the state armor
 Friday night. Nick Christy, one , f the most popular and promisin # young feathcrWcights in the state, a booked to fight in the feature bo, a of eight rounds against Jimmy Ga. ;t cia, of Worcester. Mass. Nick hj been defeated but once since joinir
 the paid class, that at the hands V rancho Villa, not so long ago d Mike Cavalier. another local pro - duct is also scheduled to fight. Mil l. has hccn matched by Matchmak, Il Tommy Hinchlffc 10 fight Yin l., ,- Bella. of MiddletoWn, in S l. rounder.
 Grand Harvest Ball
 The Bristol chapter of the Oncil { c)u5 Is planning u grand harvc II laU 10 ho given at the high scho 1 gymnasium on Saturday cvcnin .c October }. A prize waltz will fri ., turo the affair
 Several vocal soloists will he cr .s aaged by those in charge, to furni, .,, IrDIprtaiDmGDt Many DrO0iDr r. mon of the city have been sent il II yitations.
 i- Nearing Completion
 The lagoon, which the city
 building on the boulevard, is nea lc ing completion and is expected pc hc finished in a short time, T.