New Britain herald., 1917-06-07

 toying the advantages which the nation affords them, should in the opinion of the Liberty Loan committee begin to realize their responsibilities. They favored the conscripting of young mon, although they were not to be found advocating the conscripting of wealth, and they should prove their own patriotism by making g. sacrifice even though 1t cannot be as great as that which the draft eligibles may have to lay at the altar of humanity should the war continue for many months. The local committee be- lieves people having bond and stock investments should convert some of them into government war securities as part of what they feel Is their share of the national burden. 5
 But seven days are left in which subscriptions can be received. The committee plans to use the boy scouts in the whirlwind campaign which 1t proposes to make during the coming week and every agency at their com mand will be used in the hope that Plainville will not be found wanting when the country appeals for aid.
 Gave Entertatning Program.
 The concert given 1t the Methodist CAO1Cn AdSI evening AItI0CI0O' 4ekIS0 number of music lovers. The pro- we'll repaid them and they were en- thusiastic over 1t.
 Included in the ranks of enter tainers were Rev. Charles W. Barrett of Roxbury and Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Lawson of Higganum. MT. Lawson and his wife were given . most cor dial welcome. They formerly were connected with the local Methodist church.
 Sidewalk Work Progressing.
 Work on the laying of cement sidewalks on East street is progress ing steadily and in a short time it is expected there will be a long stretch of improved walk on the east side of tho highway. Practically all the property owners have agreed to make the improvement in front of their respective places ehis summer.
 Joseph N. McKernan is making . survey of Pierce 0treet at the direc- ton of the selectmen that the high way lines may be definitely located when the work of laying walks in that locality is started. All the landown- ersers on the east side of the street have made contracts for cement walks and several of those on tho west side of the street are expected to take similar steps in the near future.
 Married in Ithaca.
 Announcement was made here to- day of the wedding of Ralph I. Scoville of Plainville and Miss Frances M. Bigelow of Ithaca, N. F., which took place in that city. last Saturday.
 Mir. Scov1lle has been an instructor in the Cornell university for tho past two years. In March he went to Oregon as . member of the faculty of the State. College of Agriculture. He is at present in the government ser vice at Washington, D C., where he recently received an appointment to the dairy division of the department of agriculture.
 The condition of John H. Trumbull. who recently underwent an opera tion at the Hartford hospital, is steadily, improving. MT. Trumbull will not be able to return home for at least another week.
 The directors of tho Business and Improvement association will hold their June meeting this evening.
 Edward Conlon was taken to the New Britain hospital today for treat mont. He suffered from an internal hemorrhage during the night, follow ing . fall at his boarding place on Canal street. Dr. J. c. Tanner. who attended him ordered his removal to the hospital:
 Two friendly aliens. both subjects of Italy. called on Probate Judge Bly, ington last evening to advise him that they were in New Haven Tuesday and were unable to register for conscrip- ton. They were advised that the law would be invoked only in cases where eligibles Intentionally at tempted to evade the law. Judge 1 Byington told them to seek one of the l registration board at once that they might avoid an embarrassing atua- ton at some future time. Analysis l of the registration day report indi- cates that there were very few eligi- bles in Plainville who failed to be en- l rolled for service.
 There will be a free will offering l at the meeting of the w. c. T. U. to- !! morrow afternoon at the home of l Mrs Ella Cowles.
 SeQuassen lodge will hold . regular | meeting this evening in odd Fellows l hall. l
 Miss Katheryn O. Palmer of the New Britain telephone exchanse, h | confined to her homo on Westwood I park by illness
 F. 0. Osborne was in New Haven l yesterday to attend the Odd Fellows 1 school of instruction. Mr., osborne is deputy of the order in this district. boardArs, room and
 board $7a week. Mrs. Geo. Martin, !. North Washington St. 6-6-d4 |