New Britain herald., 1920-09-04
AIRDOME THEATER
 TO OPEN TONIGHT
New Enterprise to Have First
 Performance This Evening.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TONIGHT
Baseball Games Tomorrow-Secls Relativcs-Healcy Body Arrives Mission Day at Camp-Church notices-Othcr Brief Items.

notices-Othcr Brief Items.
 Tonight the people of Plainville will have an opportunity to attend the gala opening of their first local mov- ing picture theater when the Airdome on East Main street will open for the fall season. The theater has been under construction for the past several months. The opening announcement comes suddenly as the people expected that it would not be opened for an- other week. The state police will inspect the place today and it is not expected that they will find any com pIaint concerning it that will cause further delay in the opening. The performance will start at o'clock this evening. The main attraction for the first showing will be. Elsie Fer Suson, in The Witness for the De- fense." The managers have been fortunate in securing this picture as many people have wished to see it.
 The theater has a seating capacity of 300 and has modern moving nicutre machine The machine is encased in a non-infiamabe pooth. Fred Matthews of this town has been secured to operate the machine. He was formerly with the Lyceum thea ter in New Britain. Thomas Cafferty and William English are the men In charge of the new theater.
 Democratic Caucus Tonight.
 At o'clock this evening the democratic caucus will he held in the Town hall. X large attendance is expected. Chairman William J. Foran will preside. Delegates to the state democratic convention in Kew Haven. and delegates to the sena- toriaI and congressional conventions will be elected. Other matters of importance will be brought before the caucus.
 Baseball Tomorrow.
 The Plainville team will cross bats with the Echoes of Hartford at AL lens field tomorrow. The game will be called at 3:3O o'clock. Cunning ham and Wadsworth will be she battery for the locals. X fast game is anticipated as the Hartford play CTS have d reputation of having played good ball during the season.
 The Aces will play the Unionville X. C. in CnionvilIe tomorrow after noon. They will journey 10 that place by auto truck leaving the center of Plainville at 1 o'clock. Elliot and ''Sol' Moreno will be the battery for the Aces.
 Seeks Relatives.
 X letter has. been received by Postmaster r. J. Prior from Private Harold Thomas. 9th company. c. A. C. at Fort Strong, Mass. asking him 10 endeavor to locate his two cousins. The persons in question are the Misses Alice and Dorothy Scott, or Wingate. Both have been residents Of fat e, ing to the letter of the inquirer and were personally seen by him some 13 years ago. Postmaster Prior con- ducted search through the records of the town but has been unable 10 secure any information whatever re- garding the persons in the letter. Ii is the opinion that had there been any such persons living in Plainville by that name, it is possible that they moved away some years ago.
 Hcaley Body Arrives.
 Tho body of Earl w. Healey ar- rived in town this morning from Seattle. Washington, from whence it mad been shipped arcoss the country from Alaska, where the young man met death in an explosion on or about August 20. News of his death was received by his parents on August 22 from the Alaska Engineering and Construction company in the form of a telegram sent to Mir. and Mrs Egbert Healey of Red Stone Hill. The telegram did not divulge details of the death but a letter following stated that the young man had been killed when he was struck by a stone loosed from its bed by a terrific explosion.
 Brock-Barnes post of the American Legion will have charge of the funeral, which will be a full military courtesy to the dead. ex-Service man. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock from the undertaking rooms of w. A. Bailey on Broad street. The local post of the legion will turn out in full numbers and the Plainville Drum Corps will play the funeraI march from tho