New Britain herald., 1921-11-25
Successful Entertainment.

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 Successful Entertainment.
 The entertainment, 5hiat and dance, held Manufacturing Eve at the 1 Grange HaL under the auspices of the Holy Name and Altar society of the Church of Our Lady of Mcrcy was pronounced a deciI.I success i both socially and financially bv the ! committee in charge There vas q ! large attendance and the program rendered received much applause. | Dancing was enjoyed to the strains of l o'Bricn's orchestra, and tables for whist and "45' were in action. The following are the prize Win ners at the games: Whist, ladies l awards, first prize, a ladies' rrochcted yoke, won Try Miss Margaret NuI- 1 doom; second, cut glass bouDon dish. ] Miss Margaret CaIcn; consolation prize box Of writing paper. Mrs. M. T. Nolan, Genucmens awards, first | prize, two pairs silk Socks <. \. Mc- Donald; second, silver Evcraharp pencil, Harry Turner, and consolation award, l pumpkin, by William l.ind- sley. In the "45" tournament. nau- ieI Collins won the ecnt"m2u's silk necktie. The winners on 5no articles canvasscd as special awalHs were; Electric table lamp. Bom1rd Flood; turkey, J. r. Bergen, and i've dol lar gold piece by William Foran.
 The committee in charge wiaI!cs to thank the patrons for their support and to extend their appreciation for their attendance and aiding tho SO cioty for swelling the church iund.
 Andrews Fined.
 Lee Andrews of East Main street was fined $l and costs detailing S1o.5o, by Justice Merritt D. RyIcr in the local court Wednesday afternoon. He was charged with ncClartiug to properly license his dog. ,irand J1ir- or stanley x. GwilIim acted as prose- cutor. Andrews had also To uay $2.25 for a license.
 Dog Warden Philip Marine arrest ed Andrews following complaiats is sucI against thn local man for not Ii- ceusing his canine and for letting it run around loose.
 The case against Andrews will act as q warning to other local ,ug CWu- CTS. Dog Warden Marine is l,.epiDa a strict watch on all Nioators of the law and has been instructed to arrest any persons who have not observed the rule.
 Will Factory 0pCn9
 Rumors to the effect that the Standard Steel and Bearings connany are soon to open have been circu- lated about the town. It appears that a story has started that the plant will open it's doors Monday of next week with a working force or some geo men, This is supposed to be as a di- rect result of a large order secured for the fa"tory's excellent hall bear ings which are now being put out and have been regarded as the best on the market.
 The rumors however received 3D. were jolt when it was officially an- nouncod at the plant this morning that by no means will the factory open, and absolutely not with any such force as mentioned. Work has been progressing fairly well on 3 small scale during the past several months, but not enough to warrant such procedure. There is no hclp pelhg taken in and the labor bureau Is as inactive as vixen the plant was closed tight last year.
 Football Cancelled.
 The football game between tao Crtmsons of this town and the Row CTS Of New Britain was cancelled yesterday due to bad grounds. The field is entirely covered with ice and 1t is hardly probable that any games will be played there Sunday unless a hot sun can melt it by tomorrow.
 The All-PIainvillc and NHIdlotovn game was also called off on this ac- count.
 Attend Fo'd Day
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