New Britain herald., 1920-06-22

@@, ASS Lamb, T. Lyman. H. Parkinson, ". F. Gallagher.
 District No. S-Gi1es Cowles, cap- tan; George Farrar. Martin Casey and Peter Duffy.
 District No. 9-Mary Fitzgerald, captain, assisted by her brother, John J. Fitzgerald.
 District No 10-Edward Dyer and A. A. Mcleod
 District No. 11-James J. Graham.
 District No. 1o-Cecil Bedford and George Skinner.
 \ meeting of the captains of the teams and their co-workers will be held Tn the rooms of the fire depart ment in the Town hall at 7:3o this evening. At that time active work will be started to clear the s3,oo0 needed from this town
 A thorough canvass of everyone in town will be completed by the var ioIs members of this team. Each fac tory will also be thoroughly can- vassed.
 It is thought this town will be able to report itself over the top by Sat urday night.
 Would Give Street Dance.
 The youthful element of the town, in discussing the drive for money for St. Francis hospital. is of the opin- ion that a block dance such as was held during the reception to the re- turned soldiers and sailors would prove most popular and would serve to swell the fund to a great degree
 Those who remember the dance held in the street at Central square fnSfifxy c ifxy nd ho fun it afforded everyone. The young people of the town are as willing to help in charitable matters as are the older folks
 Grange Notes.
 The Plainville Grange will journey to Wethersfield this evening to be present at an entertainment given by the New Britain branch. The local Grange will meet at the center of Plainville and board the 6 o'clock car. This is a return trip of the Burritt Grange, as the Wethersfield Grange put on an entertainment at the New Britain hall a short time ago. There are about 25 in all of the Plainville Grange who will attend.
 Food Sale Tomorrow.
 A food sale will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and continue until o'clock in the church parlors of the Congregational church. The sale is under the auspices of the Ladies' Benevolent society of that church. A picnic supper will be served at o'clock. All those desir- ing to attend are requested to fur nish delicacies for the table.
 Social for Club.
 Mrs. F. A. Gilbert of Mountain View entertained the members of the e p ry &l;- afternoon. There are about 10 mem bers in all belonging to the organiza- tion and come from New Britain. Re- treatments were served and a social time was held.
 Local Men Fined.
 Frederick Cambridge of Plainville paid s95.60 in the Bristol police court yesterday when fined by Judge w. J. Malone on charges of driving a car wlriie under the influence of liquor, without a license and reckless driv- ing. Cambridge was arrested Satur- day night when he drove through the center of Bristol at a terrific speed and crashed into another auto.
 - Town Topics.
 A dance Will be held this evening at Lake Compopnce under the aus pices!\pf the New Britain Machine company club, the 1> R. SulIivan's orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. The dance is for the.senefit of the New Britain Day Nyfs ganizatlon.
 The Plainville baseball team will meet for practice at Aliens field this evening.
 Pierce Clark has returned from Bowdoin college in Maine and will spend the summer at his home on FarElngton avenue.
 Judd wadsworth of the II. S. navy has returned to his ship after a short furlough at his home on Broad street Mir. Wadsworth will receive his dis charge within a month.
 Rev. E. F. Barrows has been ap- pointed to return as pastor of the PIainville A. M. E. Zion church for the coming year. Rev. Barrows de- clined to accept an offer as dean of college in South Carolina. Don't forget our 20fo discount Wednesday morning from till 12:30 o'clock. I. J. Birnba aum.-Advt. If you want quality seed, plant Rackliffe's bulk seeds.-Advt. FOR SALE-Four lots West Main St, 1 90 feet frontage. 15o feet deep. Apply 2ss West Main St. Plainville. e-17-sd wANTED-By family of adults at once: | X rent. 127 Broad St. Plainville. 6-19-3dx