New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

two years, will be held tomorrow morning at S;30 o'clock at the home and at 3 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 To Try Bristol Man Hiding Olson of 94O Burlington avenue. Bristol, will be arraigned in town court tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. He was arrested last week by Constable Thomas Matteo. According to a complaint made to the constable. Olson drove past standing trolley at a speed of 30 miles. badly soaring a Mrs. Johnson who was alighting from the vehicle. Motorman Foley will be witness in the case. The affair took place on East street near the site of the pro- posed library.
 Many Seek Work
 Officials Of the IT. Wales Lines Co. of Meridcn gathore dat the Mastin property this morning 10 look over the site of the propoacd library. The property has been ataked and ground was broken during the day 10 set up various markers. Euployes Of the company were busy bringing machines and ether articles neces- sary for the work. large amount of lumber was also piled up on the property.
 The appearance Of the construc- 1a1 2 large gathering of over 50 men seeking jobs on the new library. They were informed that no jobs would be given out for about two weeks
 To Present Play
 The much anticipated semi-annu- al play of the Masque and Gown club at the high school ill be pre- sented in the school auditorium at D. m. on DcceDhcr l9. The choice Of the club is "Sevcnteen," one of the most popular Of recent years. taken from the novel by Booth Tar kington.
 This is the first big play of the season, and those who have attend ed previous plays given by this club will not need any persuasion other than 10 know that tickets may be purchased from any member Of the Gown club or at the high school.
 Food Sale Tomorrow Everything is in readiness for the food sale to be given by the Plain vile Garden club tomorrow in the store at g West Main street. The sale will open at II o'clock. the pro c2cds to be used 10 help the needy Of the town through the centralized bureau being organized by the Chamber Of Commerce.
 The Raymond Electrical Co Sal ,atore Fortuna end Caesar Neri. are aiding in the sale through donations Of food containers. candy boxes and electrical appliances. Anyone wish in touch with mcmbors Of the com mittee consisting Of Mrs. Irving Ty- Ter. Mrs. Howard Knapp. Mrs George Hodge, Mrs. Leroy Mason and Mrs. W. A Rowe. chairman The food on sale will be as follows, Eakcd beans. corn href hash, ts1 cakes. pies. bread, rolls, cake and home made candy. The cohnutte in charge reports that interest 'n the sale ia at high pitch and it's success is prsctically assured.
 To Cooperate in Plan
 Announc ment was made today bv the Plain>ille Public Health Nurs ing association that it will cooperat- with the Chan of Commerce 1T it's project 10 give relief 10 the needy Of the town during tho win. ter months through a ccnt:.l hu- reau. The association has always taken an active part in relief work in PlainNilIc and is enthused over the plans made by the Cha''b Der to csta bush q bureau 10 take care O the relief work this winter.
 President W. F. Vincent of tn Chamber of Commerce reported to day that the relief committee ot fiye had been practically completed and the orgaulza work of the bureau would be completed as soon as possible. He was well pleased Q hear of the action taken by the nursing association.
 Change Meeting Rooms At a special meeting of the 1tal- ian-American Citizens club ? hei1 yesterday, it was voted to chang quarters from the present room in the west side Of the Strand building 10 new quarters on the eastern side of the building. The new quarters are much larger than the old roorl and will afford a more suitable meeting place for the soCiety.
 Important Meetings The Woman's Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. J. Morse on East street, A paper written by Mrs. ! Penneld Of Hartford on nr Gren- fclls work in Labrador will be read and other interesting topics dis cussed. l. is hoped that there will he a good attendance.
 ] An members Of Troop A. Foy Scouts. are requested 10 he present at the regular meeting tonight as very important business must he carried on. There will he no cub mcotirg this evening.