New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

Besides her husband, she leaves four sons, Michael, Paul, Joseph and Kostenty; and two daughters. Mary and Nadzia Daniulewicz. She also leaves a sister, Miss Mary Novik, of Southington.
 Funeral arrangements are incom- BoroWski, undertaken, of New Brit ain.
 Meeting Tonight
 The final August business meeting of Washington -Trumbull circle. Companions of the Forest. will be held this evening at o'clock in the American Legion hall on Whiting street. There will be installation of officers.
 All Of the members of the organi- zation are requested to be present due to the fact that this will be the last business meeting of he tmonth.
 Chickens Acain stolen
 Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey was notified yesterday that 75 chickens had been stolen some time Tuesday New Britain road. This is the second raid upon a hennery to be reported to the police in the last two weeks
 Several days ago chicken thieves visited the coop of Charles w. Nor ton on Redstone hill and carried away 70 Rhode Island reds and 12 white Wyandottes. Constable George Schubert is investiagting this case.
 Both owners have been consider ably aroused by the loss of the chick ems and it is evident that persons familiar with the layout of Plainville are guilty of the robberies.
 To Hold Session
 The registrars of voters will hold their last session in the town hall tomorrow from 1 to 10 p. m. for the purpose Of making a caucus list of the legal voters of the town and re- vising the enrolment according to political preferences. The session will be in charge of J. Howard La Field and Peter r. Dutiy.
 Hospital Notes
 The condition Of Mrs. Charles Gustafson of Forestville. who is un- der treatment at the PlainVille Private hospital. is reported as be- ing improved.
 Paul Jones of Hartford was dis from the institution yester- day.
 To Make Plans
 Plans will be completed by the de- partment for attending the State Firemen's association convention at East Hartford on August 16 and IT at special meeting of the Plainville fire department to be held this eve ming The committee arranging for the trip consists of George Farrar, Dick Bugbee, and Melvin Hart. Prior to the meeting there will be a practice drill by the department at 7:15 p. m.
 Second Selectman William Down. ham will be the local departments representative at the convention. Edward R. Madeley is the alternate.
 PlainviIle Briefs
 A daughter has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Riga of Kent street AIr. Rizza is the owner of the New York Shoe Repairing shop on East Main street and is receiving congratulations from his many friends.
 Stanley Smith of Plainville, who recently established an airport on Pennington avenue, has enrolled with the Interstate Airways, Inc. He made his first solo trip about three months ago.
 Miss Hazel Morgan is enjoying a two weeks vacation at Madison.
 Misses Ruth Anderson and Gladys and Virginia Broadwell are spending week at Lake Pocotopaug.
 Thomas Prior. assistant treasurer at the Plainville Trust company, is vacatoning at Saybrook manor.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. William H. Wilson arc enjoying a vacation at Lake George, New York
 The Woman's Federation Of the Congregational church held an all lay sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Stephenson today.
 Well Child Conference
 The we'll child conference will be leld in the public health nurses 'ooms in the Neri block from ? 10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.