New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
LEGION TO OPEN
 THREE DAY FAIR
Vaudeville Acts to Be Presented
 Tonight
TO BE AT GRIDLEY'S HALL
Mrs. Caroline Amelia DcNIcritt Dies at Home on West Main Street Yes terday Morning--RCd Cross Drive Oycr-Othcr News of Interest.

terday Morning--Rcd Cross Drive
 Oycr--Othcr News of Interest. 1 The opening night of the three day fair to be held at Gridleys hall under the auspices of Erock-Burnes post. will be this evening, High class yaulc- vile acts, in the form of d "Tab" show, will be presented. The per formance will commence at o'clock after which dancing will be enjoyed. Bootha have been erected for lunch and the sale of articles and candy will l take place. An orchestra will furnish music for dancing. The hall has been tastily decorated.
 The legion has brought the show, the "International Revue" formally operating under the name Of "EiIy's Musical Novelty show" to pminviUe et great expense and it is nonal that there will be q good patronage this evening.
 Tonight will be observed as "pover- ty Night" and all who are 10 attend will come garbed in old clothes. This will not be a difficult matter as the weather will warrant such au ap- pearance. The Ladics' Auxiliary will act as host2saes and serve rAfreyh- ments after the show
 The following IS an outline os thc show to be presented: Opering. Nylophone solos by "Bozo" Hobo Car Of the instrument; comedians, "Schlitz and Schlatz," in a production Of their own on "Vot Iss Music?"; Song and dance by Featherfoot Hurl; Whistling act; Caricaturc and sketching by an artist dope fiend scene; SaHophone and Xylophone solos; grand finale with entire company on the stage.
 Mrs. Caroline \. DcNcri.t
 N"a. Caroline Amelia DoMoritt. aged S4 years, died at her home on ..ust Main street yesterday morning. She was born in New Hartford and had lived in Plainville the greater part of her years. She is survived by one daughter, Carrie DeMcritt. also of this town. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the chapel of the Congregational church. Rev. Charles s. Wycllon, pas- tor of the church will ofciate. Burial will be in Farmington.
 Fined Fo2 Speeding
 Judge Charles H. Calor, in the local court yesterday fined Louis Harmon of Hartford S25 for reckless driving. The judge later rcnitted S1O. William J. Foran acted as prosecutor. Iarmon is alleged to have crashed into T team owned and driven by Jauos Flint of New Britain, on the night of November IS, damaging the vehi- Cle
 300 Members
 Although the official report of the Red Cross had not been submitted by Chairman John w. Lamb as yet 1t is believed that Plainvile now has about 300 members on the lists. Some returns are yet to be made and 1t is hoped that this mark will be reached. This number falls far short of the of last season which was about 800.
 Runs Into Heifcr
 A heifer belonging to s. ". swQn- son of Pennington avenue, Tas run Into by G. E. Edgar SuyIrn, Jr., of Bristol yesterday Mr. suydan, who was returning to his home by way of Pennington ran into the animal near the Catholic cemetery He claims the heifer ran directly in front of his | machine. The animals leg was broken | and it had to be shot. Constable E, w. 1 turrey is Investigating.
 Burned About Face.
 Eugene LaWlor of Forestvllle, while | looking into the radiator of his auto mobile late Friday night, In front of | Manning's garage on Whiting street, | was painfully burned about tho face when the alcohol fumes ignito1. Mir. Lawlor had used matches when he | looked into the rcdioto7 top. Dr. L. II. Frost attended him and hc was ;akcn to his home.
 Grange Notes.
 Tho regular meeting of tho Grange will be held tomorrow cvoninr. Plans will be discussed for attending n meeting ard social timo of the Bur 1t Grange on Thursday evening Of his week, Tho local Grange will ss---z,