New Britain herald., 1919-11-05

good time for all who arc coming and Mrs Garner Goodwin and Mrs. Fran cjs Deming have it under their care to see that none go away hungry.
 The proceeds from the husl1ing bee and dance will go towards the fund Tor new sidewalks and needed inn pl ovemcnts about the town.
 Legion Meeting.
 The service mon will meet at the Town hall tomorrow evening to per feet the organiza ton of a post in the American Legion. It is hoped by the committee that every man in town eligible to join tho proposed post will be present. Officers for the new post will be elected Every man who joins tomorrow evening will be known as a charter member of the post All ser vice men who served between April 6, 1917, and November II, 1918. arc cl- i2ible for membership. After the ses- ion tomorrow evening the commit cc will apply for mnm bership in the na- tional organization. The name for the fncw post will be chosen by vote at the meeting. Women can join the post if they enlisted in tho army or navy or were commissioned in either of the branches.
 
 celebrate Armstice day by a smoker and social open to all members of the post There will be speakers and d musical entertainment as part of tho evening program. This will he the first "ocial time for the Legion here and every service man is requested to be present al the meeting tomorrow CVe- ming to insure the success of the or Sanization.
 Bremen Go to Union>ilIc. \ number of the members of the local fire department will journey 10 UnionVille tomorrow evening and will attend the Firemen's bazaar in that own. Plainville night will be ob- served at the fair tomorrow evening and an invitation was extended to the local department 10 attend in force. The members will leave the Town hall at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. Interesting Lecture A large audience was present at the l Advent Christian church last evening to hear Mrs. T,ora Lamancc, not ed 1 1cmperancC lecturer, deliver an ad- | dress on the evils of intemperance and 1 the abolition of the liquor traffic. l Mrs. T.amancc has traNclcd extensive 1 iy during her lecture tours and she 1 related some of her experiences which l proved intcrestinG to the audience. | She described conditions existing in l the slumS of some of the large cities l of the United States and laid the | Glamo for such SUualid conditions at 1 tEo door of John Barlcycorn. She cN- 1 pressed her views of the manner in ! which the provisions of the prohibit ion amendment should be carried out l 16 DGN tnI i,jft f,r 1 trent.
 During her stay in Planville yes 1 ;erday Mrs. I.amance visited many of ] the business men and manufacturers and collected $50 to further the aims 1 of the national w. C. r. T., under whose auspices her lectures are con ducted. The national organization is making an effort to raise a fund of
 Sl ,000 900 for it's work. A collection was received at the Advent Christian church last night for the national ! body and pledges were also received
 for contributions for a fund for the local branch.
 i Mrs. I.amancc gave short talks at ! he Grammar school yesterday in sev- , eral of the upper grades the pupils of two grades being assembl bled in one l room for the lecture.
 Elects Officers.
 1 The Winchester Junior Rifle corps ! of East Berlin held it's first business
 meeting last evening and elected off, cers for the ensuing year. The officers l elected were as follows: Supervisors l Charles Cobey: assistant supervisor 1 George Pollard; recorder, Jack Cole; ' warden, Francis Cobey; range officer