New Britain herald., 1921-11-21
BENEFIT DANCE
 WEDNESDAY Eyi1,,
Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy
 Presents Program q
WILL BE AT GRANGE HALL

Again by Bristol Parties For Sl 600
 Literary Club to Have Interesting
 Speaker Here Soun--Itcms. Plans have been practically com plcted for the whist, entertainment and dance under the auspices of the Holy Name and Altar Society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy to he held at the Grange Hall on Thanks giving eve. The entertainment com mittce, headed by Charles F. Conlon has arranged for an interesting pro- gram to be presented and it will con siSt of out-of-toWn talent as well as local performance. The program in detail will be published tomorrow cve- ming, Music for the dancing will be provided for by O'Briens orchestra.
 The committee reports a large sale of tickets and a hearty response from the public is looked forward to. All funds will be used for the work at the church and this appeal will make many decide to attend. In case there are persons who do not desire to play whist, tables will be reserved for q "45" tournament.
 Another Attachment
 Another attachment has been brought against the local garage formerly owned by Herman and Charles Segal of Bristol and Charles Schenmann of New York who are now being held in bonds pending their trial at the Superior court on charges of alleged stealing of auto- mobiles.
 This suit has ben brought by Mor- ris Berry of Bristol who claims damages of $1 0O0. The writ was is- sued by Judge s. Russell Mink. com missioner of the Superior court at Bristol and is returnabe the nrht Tuesday in December in the court of common pleas in Bristol. Constable Joseph Harding served the writ. This makes two attachments on the garage now, the other one being for %3,00O also taken by Bristol parties.
 Last week Constable Phillip Marine receiving a call that a Ford roadster had been standing in the garage yard for some time, made an investigation. He found that the car had evidently been abandoned. Becoming suspicious he notified the state police who cX- amined the car and found the engine numbers had been tampered with and there were no marks of identification with tn exception of the markers which are now being looked into. The car was taken to the Central garage awaiting developments. Rcd Cross Election
 The annual meeting, with the cleo tion of officers of the local branch of the American Red Cross, will be held this evening at the town hall. A large attendance is desired that the cleo tion may be. held as at the last meet ing, there were so few there that it had to be postponed.
 Chairman John E. Lamb reports that the supplies for the campaign drive have been exhausted and there are no nor etc be secured from New Britain as that city is also low. The amount of advertising matter to PlainVille this year was far below the average usually forwarded every sea son which made it difficult to give all members the Red Cross posters for the windows.
 CrimSOns Victorious
 The Crimsons were victorious yes terday afternoon at Rockwell's field over the fast Rovers of New Britain when they defeated them by the score of 16 to O. The game was in teresting during all periods and was hard fought by both sides. The Grim sons however played good team work. The rally started in the first play of the third quarter when Tolli, quarter back for the Crimsons threw a for ward pass to Matteo, the latter mak- ing a gain of 80 yards which resulted in a touch down. The Rovers are re- garded as being the champions of the state and the Crimsons are now out for the laurels they hold.
 The All-Plainville and Mohawks of New Britain game was not played. The New Britain team cancelling the match.
 Literary Club Notes.
 Miss Lila Newdick of Washington, D. C., an impersonator of rare ability, will speak at the Grange hall on Fri day evening, of December 2, under the auspices of the local Literary club of which Mrs, Harry A. Castle is president. She will appear in Berlin under the auspices of the D. A, R., on December 9. Miss Newdick spoke in Merden last year and most favor able reports come from there of her marked talent and power to please. The appearance of Miss Ncwdicl in Plainville, through the efforts of the Literary club, will give many an op- portunity to hear this talented speak CT. Her topic will be, "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals" If will com mcncn at o'clock.
 Legion Meeting Tonight.
 All members of the Brock Barnes post, American Legion are requested to attend a special meeting tonight at the Legion headquarters when