New Britain herald., 1915-09-21
PlainVjllc News BUSINESS MEN TO
 ENJOY BARBECUE Large Attendance Expected at
 Annual Outing Saturday PLAN TEMPERANCE RALLY

No License Howitzers Will Be Fired
 September 3oth-Got Drunk to Celebrate Settlement of Strike
 Disturbers Settle Cases.
 Plans have been completed for the annual barbecue of the Business and improvement association to De held Saturday afternoon at Lake Com bounce and according to the commit ice in charge the affair gives promlse oe heinc one of the most successful outings held under the auspices of +ha oroanization. The demand for tickets is encouraging and the lnter- est taken in the outing indicates that there will be a large attendance.
 Resides the sheep roast, Wnlch the nanaeement of the resort guarantees will he a. real spread, there VIII De 0 nrogram of athletic sports and ether events that will make the oay most enioyable to those who a'teio. The committee has arranged to nave baseball game between teams lected from the membership or the association. There will also be com petitive bowling and shooting anu boat races with prizes for the 'lc'oA D. The late summer outing of the pusl- ness men has been one of the popuiai social features of their assoclaI1oh since it was organized several years ago. Last year instead of the us clam bake a sheep barbecue was helo and it was enjoyed to such an extent that the members were strongly Ill favor of having the outing take similar form this year.
 President Wheeler and the otneI officers have been working olllgently l to make plans that would insure a successful affair and the encourage ment given them by the members mas 1 been most gratifying. They LOOK Ior- 1 ward to a very enjoyable holiday. Temperance Rally September 30. According to reports in circulation 1 the towns temperance advocates are making plans for a no-ncense rally l to be held in the Town hall on Thurs day evening, September 30, when, It is said, prohibition workers of promi- hence from out of town, will fire broadside at the liquor traffic and will urge the voters to cast their ballots in favor of a 'dry" Plain vile. It is also expected that there
 
 the no-license element having made arrangeme to prosecute a vigor- ous campaign up to election day, October 4.
 The liquor dealers and their sup porters are doing their work very quietly and they appear confident of success at the polls. During the past | two years they have emerged success oh and they apparently see no reason for being downhearted this year. In fact many of the license workers declare ! that the town will remain wet" by | 9 much larger majority than was l given the saloons at the last election | They expect Bristol to return to the license column and the efforts of their l opponents seem to be worrying them but little.
 Grange to Give Fair.
 At the meeting of the grange to be held this evening in the organization hall on Pierce street a report will be | presented on the progress made by the committee which is to have charge of the annual fair to be held T on September 29 and 30.
 1 The managers plan to have sale of food candy and fancy articles in the afternoon and in the evening an entertainment will be given. Mem hers of the dramatic club are re- hearsing the farce, "A Regiment of Two" which is to be feature of the program each evening.
 Got Off at Wrong Station.
 James Daley, an employe of the New Depa rture company in Bristol, got so overjoyed over the settlement of the strike in that factory yesterday that he went to Hartford to celebrate instead of returning to work. lie left the capital city on the last d1nky last night At the time he was sur rounding so much "joy juice" that he was rather befuddled and he left the train at Plainville.
 Officer Marine found him at the center shortly after midnight. Daley wanted to get home but as his legs went back on him and there was no other means of transportation Tn sight, the constable brought him to the lookup. In court this morning Daley admitted his guilt.
 He had worked for the New De- parture company for thirteen years and he said he had never been ar rested before.
 Justice A. H. Dresser, before whom the case was tried, imposed a fine of l $2 and costs.
 Made Pretty Flight.
 Aviator Nelson of New Britain made another pretty flight late yesterday afternoon, giving local people a splen- | did opportunity to see his aeroplane sail skyward. The ascent was made from Aliens field, where the machine 1 was brought for demonstration before a representative of the Italian gov-