New Britain herald., 1920-10-28
Democrats to Gather at Grange
 Hall for Last Meeting
CHURCH SUPPER TONIGHT
Woman's Club Hears Republican Speaker - Masons Plan Ladies' Night-Epworth League Social To- night-Machines Demonstrated.

the town VIII pc nelu at the SranSe hall at S o'clock this evening. Wil- liam Foran. chairman of the local committee. and Mrs. John Wade, jr., head of the woman's democratic committee, have arranged for sev- eral prominent speakers. Professor Hawkins of the Hartford High school will give talk on the present poli- tical issues. Mrs. George Kellar, leader of the Red Cross work in Hartford during the recent war will also speak. Mrs. Keller had several sons in the war and will give an account of their ex- periences as told to her. It is ex- pected that a number of candidates on the local democratic ticket will also address the assembly. The meeting is open to the public and all have been extended an invitation to attend
 Woman's Club Hears Speaker.
 Under the auspices of the Hartford Republican club, a meeting of the Plainville Woman's club was held at the Town hall yesterday afternoon. The members of the club were given an opportunity to hear Mrs. c. Hunt ington, head of the Hartford Re publican Woman's club and a we'll known figure in politics. Mrs. Hunt ingtou comes from New York and has spoken at several rallies through out this vicinity.
 Mrs. Huntington spoke briefly on the present administration and the inefhciency of the government Re- garding the league of nations, Mrs. Huntington condemned it entirely. She urged every woman to do her duty as a voter and cast her ballot for the right party when the time came.
 The local woman's club has taken an active part in the present cam paign and assisted greatly in regis tration of voters.
 Church Supper Tonight.
 At the Congregational church par Tors this evening, the Ladies' Benevo- lent society will serve a supper. The supper will be held between and z o'clock and the public is invited to attend. Music will be a part of the program and after the supper. Principal Louis P. Slade of the New Britain High school will give a short talk MT. Slade will speak on the present education given to the chill dren, and will explain how the par ents can aid their children in their studies. It is the request of the church officials that all who are un- able to attend the supper, may come to the social at 7:30 o'clock and hear MT. Slade speak.
 Masons Plan Time.
 Frederick lodge. No. 14, A. F. and A. M. have plans for holding a Ladies' night on November A. The af- fair will be held at the Masonic Tenn pie. An entertainment will be given and will begin at 8 o'clock Joseph N. Mckernan has charge of the enter tainment and promises to have an interesting program arranged. He has secured F. O. Harrell who will give an exhibition of piano and magical work combined. Pietro Maidilia, we'll known for variety entertaining, will also be seen. This is the first Ladies' night of the local Masons this sea- son and a good time is anticipated.
 Epworth League Supper.
 Tonight at the Plainville M. E. church the Epworth league will hold Halloween social and supper. The entertainment will begin at o'clock The social is for the league membens and the Sunday school scholars of the church. The Sunday school or chestra will furnish the music. A sale of candy and other articles will take place at the social and the pro- ceeds will be used for the activities of the Epworth league. The parlors have been decorated for the occasion
 Demonstrators at Hall
 Women demonstrators for the vot- ing machines will be found at the Town Hall every afternoon from ? until o'clock. Mrs. FraRk T. Wheel CT and Mrs John Wade, Hr., will have charge of appointing the women who will work at the machines Yester- day afternoon, Alfred D. Cady and George A. Case were demonstrating. Mrs. Martin Casey will be seen at the hall tomorrow. Saturday will be the last day for demonstrating the ma chimes and they will close at o'clock. The machines will then be locked ac- cordlng to the regulations and not bs, opened again until Tuesday morning. A new machine has been secured from Stamford, Conn.,. and will be used at the election. The women have been urged to cast their votes before II o'clock Tuesday morning if possible and certainly before o'clock in the afternoon.
 Football Game
 The Plainville football team will hold practice games at their field this evening if it does not rain and to- morrow evening in case it does It has been announced that they will play the fast Redwoods of New Brit ain at Rockwelrs field Sunday after noon at o'clock. The Redwoods have played some heavy teams and had a