New Britain herald., 1918-04-17
PjaznVaHle News
SECOND WAR film
To BE SENT HERE
Will Be Exhibited at COngreSa-
tional Church April "a
SERGEANT GRIBB0N SPEAKER
Edrenen Vote 10 Invest $50 in Thrift
Stamps and Help Uncle Sam-Lib-
erty Loan Campaign AT standstill.

The second exhibition Of war film
moving pictures will be shown at tho
Congregational church. Wednesday
evening, April 24th. at 1880 +. NJ.
Sergeant Gibbons Of the British
Recruiting Mission will be the speak
Ell. Sergeant Gibbons Is one Of the
most effective speakers on the war III
Connecticut, he himself having been
at the front and having been forced
to leave active service on account Of
his wounds.
These pitures will he shown under
the auspices Of the State Council Of
Defense.
The tickets viii only be sold to the
seating capacity Of the church. The
receipts from the sale OF tickets goes
to the State Council Of Defense to de-
fray the expense OF these entertain
ments.
F1relnen Buy Stamps.
Since the outbreak Of the war tho
Plainville fire department has done
great deal to help the government.
and also the men who enlisted. az
we'll as those who were drafted Al
a meeting Of the departm ent which,
was held few days ago the firemen
voted to buy $3.50 worth Of war saw
ing stamps. This Is the largest
amount that any organization has
purchased in the town.
Liberty Bond Notes.
The PlainvilIe Liberty Loan COM
mittee announces the town Is far be-
hind Its quota. Up to the present
Plainville has raised $50, 900. 1t seems
that Plainville ought not go back
ward in the Third Liberty Loan. In
the other two loans the townspeople
over-subscrbed its quota and it
doesn't seem possible that Plainyllle
must be clessed as a town that can
not raise its quota. In all the sur
rounding towns the Third Liberty
Loan has met with success. Plain
VILE started out well but for the last
few DAYS there have been hardly any
subscriptions.
Trial Postponed.
The trial of Frankqua1ia DanmaX-
mo which was scheduled for today has
been postponed until tomorrow night
at o'clock. DanmaXino was ar
rested last Tuesday evening by Of
ficer Philip Marine, because it was
reported that he was Implicated in
the fire at a house near the factory
of c.. Fl. Calor on West Main street
Danmax no was let out on bail at
$1,000 last Wednesday,
Fishing Game.
Oscar Haultenus and Charles Cadsh,
both Of whom are employed as cooks
at the restaurant of Daniel r. Col
Inns went fishing yesterday afternoon
and caught several good size trout.
Uses For Garbage.
The United States Food Adminis-
tration has sent to the local war bu-
reau, suggestions concerning the
utilization of garbage.
Garbage should not be destroyed
1t should be saved for the feding of
hogs and poultry.
Such refuse as Vegetable and fruit
Feelings, table and kitchen scraps
should all be saved.
This is also in line with the buying
of hogs. and it is suggested that all
pig. and those who do not as a pa
triotic duty. should save their gar
bage and not burn it.
Those who have no means for the
distribution OF this refuse, please take
| up the matter with Mr.. $. S. Gwillim,
chairman of the local War Bureau,
and Mr., Gwillim will make arrange
mtnts for such disposal.
Brief Items.
Eugene Parkinson of the Z. S. navy
is spending a furlough at the home
Of his parents on Broad street
The Sequasson club will confer the
! third degree tomorrow evening at
| their rooms in I. O. O. #. hall on
West Main street.
A new flag has been placed on the
| pole at the park in the center
Bishop and Mrs. Charles e. Wood
! cock of Louisville, Ky, have been
visiting Mrs. Marshall Ryder of Ma
| pie street.
George Nystrom of Canal street has
! been rejected from the United States
Aviation Corps at Ithaca, N. Y.