New Britain herald., 1929-04-12

in memory of Richard W. 1b.il one Of the first of the Bristol soldiers 10 lose his life in the battle, has in- scrlbed upon it the names Of all Bristol boys who lost their lives in the great war.
 Sclsooi Bonds Approved
 Permission to issue long term bonds for the purpose Of tinancin, the building of the proposed new four-rooIl school in the Stafford dis trict was assured yesterday, when the finance committee of the state senate voted to report favora bly on the bill drafted by Representative Epaphroditus Peck, without further hearing.
 Harold 4. Hayden, local architect, IS working on the plans for the school and it is expected that they will be completed and contract awarded so that the new building will be finished in time for the open- ing of the fall term. The new building will be Of four rooms but will be so constructed that, as th.. needs of the rapidly growing section of the city require, additional rooms may be added
 Shed Fire
 A shed owned by the New Depar- ture Mfg. Co. located on Valley street and used for the storage Of tar caught fire yesterday noon, and so rapid was the progress of the flames that the shed was totally de- stroyed before the arrival cf Squa. A and Engine Co. No. ,.
 Efremen'S Hall To Be Repaired
 superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson has ordered that no more dances be held in Firemen's hall in F'orestville until the work Of strengthening the building is con- pleted. The work. for which s1000 was appropriated by the city council, will probably be finished within two weeks.
 The building houses the Welch Fire company and is used extensive- ly for basketball games dances and fairs.
 Big Circus Opens Tonight
 The work of decorating the state armory for the K. of c. circus was completed today, and all will be ia readiness for the opening tonight. The decoration of the several booths was done by Hale Bower Anthony and Genevieve Anderson, art super- visors in the Bristol schools.
 Funeral of Mrs. Price
 The funeral of Mrs. Charles Price 32, who died at her home at 20 Prospect street on Wednesday after noon, was held at St Joseph's church this morning at 10 o'clock. The high mass of requiem was cele- brated by Rev. William P. Laflin, and lnterment was in St. Mary's cemetery in New Britain.
 Funeral of Arthur Duquette
 The funeral of Arthur J. Du- quette. 40, who died at his home at l40 Woodland street on Tuesday night after a long illness, was he'd this morning at 3 o'clock at St, Joseph's church. Rev William P. Lafln celebrated the high mass of requiem, and burial was in St. Jos- ephs cemetery.
 Heads Executive Committee
 Past Commander Nalmore Pilon Of Selcheprey Post, American Legion, has been elected chairman of the executive committee of the post.
 Famous Orator Coming
 Americas Greatest Battle" will be the subject of the lecture by the Hon. William D. Upshaw of Georgia at community meeting at the ProS- pect M, E. church next Sunday eve- ming at 7:30 o'clock. The speaker is at present making a tour Of the New England states.
 The meeting will be open to .he public without charge.
 New Pharmacy Incorporated
 A certificate of incorpora ton of the Main Pharmacy, Inc, has been filed at the office of the city clerk. The new corporation has a capital of s50,000 divided into 800 shares of slo0 each, beginning business with SS.G00 paid in. The incorporators are Louis Dimeo, James Dimeo, Anna Dimeo and Celesta Dimeo.