New Britain herald., 1929-02-15

4. 4. Ball, pastor Of the M. E. church. officiated. Burial was in the West cemetery.
 Warantee Deeds
 Two warrantee deeds were filed It the office of the town clerk yes tsrday.
 Morris Minaci of Plainviile has cold . parcel of land. with dwelling and improvements. to Chester and Maria Oliaro of New Britain. The land is located at South Washington lawn.
 Elvira Mirante of New Britain has sold q parcel of land in the To- equity of Hough street to Anthony Mirante of New Britain.
 Final Meeting Tomorrow
 Taxpayers will be given their final opportunity to appear before the board of relief to make complaints against the assessment of their property tomorrow afternoon. The board of relief. consisting of 0. I. Cooley. C. R. Clark and w. w. Sey. mour. will be in the assessors off, Ace at the town hall from to $ o'clock. So far only few com- plaints have been made to the board
 Programs at High School
 The Owls Book club presented all interesting program before the Jr High school assembly at the High school yesterday. The program wal enjoyed by all. It was as follows: Recitation-"The Valentine, b, Flaria Benjamine, president. Piano Melodies of Love" by Alice Alum. Play-"A Party from Bookland" by Owl club members. Pian7 solo by Alice Alum. Song-"Indian Love Call''. by the club sextet.
 Another program was presented al the High school this afternoon and proved educational as we'll as inter. l esting. It was as follows: Scripture reading. Read 2 on Spanish American war, by Horace French.
 ''Song Of Love at Sunrise, by Dor cthy Denton, Wilhelmina Strung and Marion Deane. accompanied CT violin.
 Minna Washburn-storyo on Plain ville Casting Co.
 Song-"song Love, by Gcorg, | Halst&> d on xylophone.
 Herbert Barbcr-story on bal bearings.
 SonG-''High Up on the Hilltop by Dorothy Denton. Lois Norton-story of electro plat ing.
 Song Sunny Boy. by William Halstcad.
 John King-story on Trumbul Electric Mfg. Co. Song-"The Isle of Colder Dreams. by George Halstcad ol xylophonc.
 Tho students who spoke on th' various articles manufactured b. local concerns had large demonstra f ton boards on which were display cd tho various articles. showing thu process of their manufacture iron [ beginning 10 end. 1 Sc0utcraft Exhibit
 Through the courtesy of the Hut i ton X Jones store. a very interestin: exhibit of scout work accomplishes by Boy Scout Troop 24 is being ex hibited in the store window. Th' display is attracting much attention from passersby and favorable com ment on tho work of tho troop j being heard on all sides. The dis play is being held in connection wit scout anniversary week, which being celebrated all over the coun try.
 The display contains some yer clever accomplishments on the par of the scouts in constructing minia ture airplanes. The planes are wei built and represent different model and types There are also som clever exhibits of basketry and car pentry. A sketch which has beel carved out on board and painte' is drawing great attention. There l also board containing all tn various knots known to scouts whicl makes an interesting study. Anothe feature is books which the scout made. containing pictures of his torical men such as Lincoln. Ther are also many other little articles o display in the window.
 The display is worth while and is expected that the window will b visited by many people over tn week end.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Mrs. Arthur Ryder of Washing ton street is confined to the Bristo hospital. Her condition was report ed as being slightly improved today
 The Martha Rebekahs will hold regular meeting Monday evening All officers and members must b present for rehearsal. The meetin is one of importance to all.
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