New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1927, Page 22

| 1 | i = ———t RED CROSS UNITS | MEET IN MERII]EN‘ 98 Branches and 41 Chapters! Represented at State Gonventio White; Pa Skipton, P. Russell; Bil | Prettyman, 0 squi Snuffle, E NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927 PLAINVILLE NEWS (Continued from Page Seven) The atterplece Is a one act sketch Wlth the following cast: Pocahontas Skipton, Mrs. C. V. Howard Martin; Dr. e, Albert Hemingway; Elder S. Lackey The ends will be: Rastus, E. 8. Meriden, Oct. 13 (P—Forty-onc | Lackey; Mandy, Mrs. Bristol; Pete, branches of the \apters and American Red re today by about | delegates at the annual onal conference which s being | 414 in the Rogers Memorial build- The delegates are the guests Mer chapter. The econferen jer at 10 o'clock this morning by ¥red E. Becbe of the on It of the local Mayor Wales L. Debussy axtended the city's grectings to the members of the conference ocation was glven by the Rev.| Geor pastor of + Methodist Episcopal church James T. Nicholson, assistant| anager of the eastern area, acted < chairman of the conferencel nd explained the plans for the ~hich the national headquarters of ¢ the Red Cross has set tha goal at + million members, an increass of | wo million over the present mem-| arehip, which is deemed necessary | Aisaster relief on ‘o rcontinue Cross in Connecticut | ville; Jazzbo, A. Hemingway; Pan; state | Mose, H. Martin was called to or-|the A hapter who witnessed the | very low, night's bowling. The scores: | Whits .. 99 96 The|Yeamans .... 82 90 Damiano ....103 88 the |Griffen enth annual role call in 1928 for € P. Russell; Blackbottom, Fred Mel- Fred Lackey Mrs. mbo, Industrial League Opens The Industrial bowling vs with the Sessions Clock Co. indicative of the Sessions Clock | Dubois J. Paul 7 Sanders .. S0 87 84— 251 Brooks 101 78 94— 273 E. Hoffman .. 81 982 98— 265 | E. Brooks a4 281 & | | | 447 456 458—1361 Business Men A La Bonna 81 100 105— 286 the seale maintained during the past e PR, Minella 78 81 95— 249 Other speakers at the morning |J ¥ S90S 065 aession were: Miss T. Malinda Ha- ‘H\m- . (? 7 286 \ey, assistant national director of | Valentine 5 52 88— 255 the Red Cross public health nursing gervice; A. L. Schafer, assistant na- fional director of the Junior Red Cross and Miss Edith Spray, assist- | ant national director of the post war i o afternoon was devoted to| round table discussions upon various | Red Cross activities which were led v Miss Havey and Miss Spray, Mrs. I. Craig Clark of Meriden chapter, | Mrs, John W. Hayes, Naugatuck| chapter, Fred B. Wish, Jr, supt. of chools of Hartford; Paul Thomp- ‘on of New Haven chapter and El- liott Reych, president of the Junior Red Cross city council of Bridge- port achools. Members of the Meriden Woman's club entertained with selection: nnrl‘ an educational sketch was pr nted | by members of the Meriden Girl Scouts, showing home hyglene ac-| fisities, at the morning session. TnT | the afternoon members of the fun- ior Red Cross from the South Meri- den school presented a pageant, “When a Junior Meets a Junlof in a History Book." PASTOR PREPARED TODRY UP WORLD [tire membership. Miss Smith sang a solo and Mrs. Charles Prohibition Effective in America, He Declares Hartford, Oct. 19.—(P—"The so- lution of the prohibition question lles not in the abandonment of any part of the legislative ground we have galned in this country but in ex- tending prohibition around the world,”” according to the Rev. Dr. V. H. Bowler, executlve secretary of the board of missionary cooperation of the Northern Baptist convention who spoke this morning bgfore the “onnecticut Bapti: the Central Baptist church, where it is holding its one hundred and fourth annual meeting. Tonight will mark closing of the two d zathering. Prohi ica, the cor ion is ¢ tive In Amer- ditions which prevailed hefore the loption of the cighteenth amendment are greatly meliorated, but prohibition is not as effective as it should be. The only way to make it so, Is to xtend the seatiment for it around the world, to obtain the legislation which fs a crystallization of this cent nation of the earth. Thus the problem of enforce- nent far as the Canadian bor- lor erned rent, In every nd 12-mile limit are con y with. would be done aw Elks and Friends Dance At Party in Paragon The social season of New Britain L. PO ng with an opened last ev ks' Night" social on the West r was a affa ng of New Britajn omorrow evening veral initiations. An t-meet 15 session ¥ be discussed ss meeting tomor- BANDIT BAND ROUTED. Mexico City, Oct, 19 (UP)—Arm with t muskets, knives a Lara the t r. pl ering and #in Agrarians organized lves an urpr 1 the ban- i slept in ¢ at the 0o lintizi. %0 precipitous the bandits left their s, ¥ nition nd ry of TRIPOLT MEETS BALDUC One of the finest lightweight bouts ill be put on at the Haven na next Monday night when Al Tripoli, formerly an Olympic ama- mpion iston, Mains feature of a card AT by Matchmaker Tony Paolilo. Tripoli of New York, is a master boxer and in addition to his ca sillty as a sclen- tist of the squared circle packs a punch that is hard to equal. Ralston in "Iig Lie” at Strand staiting Sunday.— on will be | of “nationality | ©s Don't | 426 425 486—1341 Bristol Brass | Chapin 85 85 86— Sundmen .... 82 80 93— Cavaltert §2 84 S1— | Kriscenskt .. 95 $§ 93— |E. Woods .... 97 96 91— 442 434 444—1320 Donlon Rolls 169 Chris Donlon of the Standard Steel rolled the remarkable score of 169 at the Recreation bowling alleys last night in a speclal match. This score by all odds was the feature of the evening. Grange Meeting Plainville Grange held its regular mecting last evening. The session was opened with a song by the en- Esther H. Curtis read an orizinal paper on “The Origin of Hallowe'en Cus- toms.” Then there were two games: “The Animated Alphabet” and a word contest. On next Tucsday evening the local Grangers will put on the third and fourth degrees at the meeting of Newington Grange. Light refresh- ments will be served at the next meeting. Plans are going forward for the annual fair next month. The Grange has purchased a new plano for its hall. Federation Notes The Woman's Federation of the Congregationak church will meet in the parish house at 2 o'clock tomor- evening group will meet at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. East Broad street. row afternoon. The Ralph Morrell of Baptist Chui Regular mid-we h Notes the state convention ford this week will be given. The Junior choir will meet at the chureh tomorrow afternoon for a re- hearsal. Every member is urged to | be present. The regular choir wi hold a re | hearsal on Friday evening at 7:45 t econvention, at o'clock. Mres. Morgzan to be S0 Mrs. sary tomorrow. Mrs. Morgan, whe has been ill for the past two y is practically helpless but is able to sit in her chair most of the day Notes Rev. Austin F. Munlch, assistant Lady of Mercy, has gone to his home in pastor of the Church of Ou Bridg port for a few days’ rest. Mrs. Fred L. Jones of North Attle- horo, Mass, formerly Miss H. Rogers of Plainville, is the guest of ogers of 25 her mother Mrs. A. L. Strong court for a few days. Mrs, Harry 1. White of Wilbraham, Mass., is Mrs. Cora M chester's brother. Card of Thanks We, the undersigned, wish to puh liely express our re apprecia tion and thanks for the numerous | “UP AGAINST 1T” tinst i, make you No reason for being up When we will gladly A LOAN From $10 to $300 At Lawful Rate The Payments spread over twenty months or less if you <o desire, of Int | FASY TO PAY THE PHOENIX WAY PHOENIX F:NANCE conr United Building Room 212 308 Main St. Tel, New Britain, Conn. Open 9—5:3 Sat. 9—1 Licensed by State Bonded to Publie I —advt, league | ‘nprr!‘d last night at the Recreation | of | all {taking two strings out of three from | erican Leglon and the Bris- | tol Brass defeating the Busin ! by the same margin. The scores we men | |McCabe, 49 Walnut. Tel. 4 ladvt, fwa {Raphael of 77 Grove Hill, at Niles |street hospital, Hartford, vesterday. 'Allen street, an employe of the pul 'brought by Nicola Edward A. Mag, | | |Clerk Alfred L. k praver meeting | will be held tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. At this time reports of held in Hart- Sllen Morgan, mother of Town Clerk Miss May Morgan, will observe her 80th hirthday anniver- rs, North visiting with | Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Johnson of 153 Forestville avenne Mr a Manchester and Mr. and ; : Mrs. Frank Hohbeln have returned | | !A\D YOU ML ALONE 1| from Manchester, Vt, where they i attended the funeral of Mrs. Man- e i expressions of sympathy and many | acts of kindness manifested to us in our bereavement during the illness and death of our beloved sister, Margaret E. Fay. Signed THE FAY FAMILY. City Items Dance Saturday, Tasillo's orchestra, Armory.—advt. Irving W. Croll, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Louis Croll is home m | Buffalo for a few days. ash suit or overcoat, $22.90 J. Ryan, 134 North St. Phone 2009 | Miss Charlotta Witkin has resign- | ed from the employ of the John B Wells Co. i New Lunch Specfals. Crowell's.— advt Mrs, Earl Kenyon of Stratford is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chester D. Williams of Liberty street. Nash suit or overcoat, $22.00 —advt Tasillo's orchestra, Dance Saturd, Armory.—advt. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs. Stanley Gadzek of 20 La- Salle street. ber of No. 2 ladder company of the |fira department. Hot Lunches at Packard D son, Richard Kaplan Raphael, born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis R George Baldussi, aged 46, of 403 lic works department, suffered a cut on the left wrist while unload- ing steel late yesterday afternoon, and was taken to New Britain Gen- eral hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Louls Croll of 3 field street have as their guest lliam Seiratte of Buffale, N. Y. Dance Saturday, Taslllo's orchestra, Armory.—advt Suit for 3175 damages has been Bellini of this city, through against Thomas M. Conlin of Wilson, this state. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz served the papers. A regular meeting of Court Co- lumba, 27, will be held Thursday cvening at 8 o'clock in-Red Men's hall on Main street. A Hallowe'en social will follow the business meet- ing and all members are requested to come in costume. MARRIED IN WATERBURY -A return marriage certificate filed for record at the office of Town Thompson indicates the marriage in Waterbury, Septem- ber 4, of Irancis J. McHale of 736 West Main strect and Hattie Koch of 11 East Lawlor street. Rev. P. J. Cuny performed the ceremony. ASSESSORS’ NOTICE All persons liable to pay taxes In the town of Newington are herehy notificd to return to the on or before the first day of No- {vember mext, a tax list properly {signed and sworn to of all property {owned by them on the first day of October, 1% | Those failing to make and return such a list will be charged a pen- alty of 10 per cent additional ac- ording to law CHARLES R. EMMONS, B. H. GOODAL K. E. STODDARD, MARGARET SABALESKI, Also Known us MAGGIE SABALESKI VS CHARLES SABALESKD Superior Court, State of Connectiout ¢ Hartford, Tth day of O SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE apy nd it appearing to this Cou t that G unkuown to te of the tnstitn fald complaint efendint by pub Britain i New on or before October RAYMOND G rOMOBIT O PAKRTS AND AUTOMOBIL TOS—TAXI BERVICE 5—MOTORCYCLES 186—MOTORCYCL 17—SERVICE STATIONS— BUSINESS SERVICE S HAIRD'S G AND CONT) S SERVICE RENDERED Mr. Gadzek 18 a mem- | 25— hRESSMAKING 27—PAINTING, £3—PLUMBING $6—INSTRUME {6—BUSINESS OPPORT THE m,J ER 1n 17 TWEAR AND C 300D T 10LD ARTIC RY., ELEC. & T DISE AT THE INSTRUMENTS | 81—MACHINT 75—~ WAREHOU! 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