New Britain herald., 1919-11-13
RED GROSS GETS ITS 1000 MEMBERSHIPS Grammer School SubsCribes
 S37.O0 to Fund NO FACTORY REPORTS YET
o. l.. JHdd's Condition Shows Im-
 prONcmcnt-HuSi>ing Bee at Me-
 Lcod s-NcW Store Is Planned -Conlin McCIcarN Wedding.

Lcou S-NcW Stofc Is Planned -Conlin- -McCIcary Wedding.
 The Red Cross executive comm,tteo reports the receipt of approximato1l 1000 mem berships thus far durint. the drive. The pupils in the Gramnor school contributed S37. Workers will be stationed at Byington's drug, store between the hours of 4 and n m and and D. m. on Friday and Sat urday and at the Plainville Trust com pany from to 9 o'clock on Saturday evening. They will be prepared 10 receive any memberships that have not been solicited. The latest reports are more satisfa ctory but there are yet some of the factories to be heard from and these reports are expected to swell the tota to- a great extent.
 Conlin-McCIeary.
 Miss Genevieve B. Conlin, daughter of Thomas Conlin, of Whiting street, and G. M. McCleary, of Philadelphia, will be married at the rectory of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy on the morning of November 26. Rev. John F. Fay, the pastor, will perform the ceremony.
 Miss Conlin has been employed for some time at the office of the Stan dard Steel and Bearings, Inc, and her resignation will take effect on Satur- day. Mr. McCleary is employed by the same concern at the New Haven plant. He had charge of a depart ment at the local factory during the war.
 Social a Success.
 The social conducted last evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent society was a success and a very enjoyable entertainme ment was staged. It consisted of play, the cast being made up of members of the Christian Endeavor society," A spelling match afforded entertain ment for some time. The sale ot pies, crullers and coffee proved popu- lar. The ma ajority of those present wore old-fashioned costumes, which were highly amusing to members ot the present generation.
 James Condition Improving. The condition of Horace A. James, of the Maplehurst, is rapidly improV- ing and he was at his store on West Main street for a short while yes- terday. MT. James was critically i'll l with pneumonia for two weeks. To Have , and 10. George l.. Newton, who owns the building in which the old Red Cross rooms were located has confirm ed the report that a and 10 cent store will be located in the buildng. He says that part of the stock is already in the building and that the store will be open for business in a short time O. l., ,Jud1 TmprO1ino The condition of Orrin l.. Judd principal of the grammar schoAl is said to be improving. MT. Judd has been confined to his home in South ington for a week, suffering from blood poisoning and pneumonia The pupils in the school made contribu- tions this morning for flowers and fruit for MT. Judd.
 One Man Cars Pass.
 Several of the new one man cars which are soon to be placed in opera tion in various cities throughout the state, passed through Plainville this morning. They were switched onto the spur track to allow regular cars the fright of way and many curious people viewed them.
 Few Deeds Recorded 7 The first two weeks of November