New Britain herald., 1921-03-19
TEAMS ARE NAMED
 FOR IRISH RELIEF
Dive for Funds to Be Launched
 Monday
PLAINVlLLE QUOTA IS St,5Oo

Baseball Team Receives Donations
 -Epworth League Attends Meeting
 Church Notices-Other Items.
 Plans were completed and commit tees appointed at a meeting held last night in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, to solicit funds for the cam paign of the American Committee for Relief in Ireland. w. l.. Cafferty was elected local chairman; w. F. Gallagher. vice-chairman; Susan Rooney, treasurer; J. T. Bergan, treas urer and Charles F. ConIon, publicity director. The team captains appoint ed are: No l, Nelson Delarm; No. 2, James F9ranH NefS,r Mrs. Michael Mrs. H. Wihahs!t sn: No.a7. " t. Gallagn% No8s; Miss EikabSF F arrar; No.rs, M5a Mary Fitsxe ratdE fp< lo, Chsries F. conlon, and NoE laed 1a.At6yt Duffy.
 ETgese, ts3 captains will appoint a6fants 6 the work will be car nN 4r MI a., house to- ouse < can Tt sta rtt&g Monday mornind% The cYIplet4 tfamss appointed bv the caT1insy'will be published aMonhay. Aftlng will be held tomorrow eve. ninAfter devotior1s at the church for captlns. assistapts and the general coninttee in charge. Nfsf Ihyquota set for Pfaiuville is $1,- -soo ad the committees are.~shQping to rean this amount before<kheF end
 or thelrive, which will be March 2S.. The al of the townspeople will be
 askeo order to make the campaign
 succe, and have Plainville go over tN'e top it had done in all its pre- | Ei"us ores. The funds obtained will be used ttrictly for relief purposes
 in Ireian where theref is much suf-
 1erins anng the people due to the 1 tdestructio,of homes and factories as a. resun othe recent reprisals. The
 campaign IS been endorsed by Sec
 retary of ommerce Herbert Hoov- CT. who Is iairman of the European
 relief work. -
 Basell Contributions. 1 Contrlputls. have been sent in to-
 wards the Sport of the newly or ganzed Plalille baseball team, of
 which w. An Bailey ia manager,
 and numoe of the business men have forwaFoo sums. Neri brothers have contribut $2O and William
 Downham, rnaRer of the Plainville Engineering an Supply company. i gave SIC. Proses of checks have
 been given by thSusiness men of the
 town and it is noikelv that the team will lack in supkt. The entertain , ment committee II hold a meeting . Tuesday evening len plans will be outlined for the ming entertain ', ment when funds Ill be raised for
 equipment for tho ,yers. fs. Epworth LeAe Notes. . The Epworth Leae of the Meth odist church. attend a group rally
 at the Asbury Metho,t church in : Forestville last night The banner |, for the largest attenace of any league present was arded to the league from the Trin Methodist church at New Britain, This group had an attendanca. of per cent.
 Plainville group camo xt with an
 average of 61 per cent There were about 25 members who anded from !, here. The Forestville leae present. } ed an entertainment costing of f musical numbers. Refresh,nts were 7 served Leagues from Bria South r ington, Kensington, New Kain and Piainville were represented Servicemen's Book
 Town Clerk Usher is in ieip; of a book containing the recor of ali s Connecticut men who serveQn the . army, navy and marine corpos the ! ] United States. The wars nr1tiened are the Philippines nsrcction, . China Relief and Spanisi xerican. The book was compiled ml4fote ne' ,,.l General George M. Cole, E teA. under his direction. Many residents are mentioned in
 Among them are: c. Arthu{
 Company E, First Regimen n necticut Volunteer Infantr Potter, Edward Joknm
 e Johnson, Johp~F
 w Chichester, Hiram
 z ter s. Belden of e
 -l necticat Infantry
 sls R3thialls III
 III Pythian lodge, No.
 Pythiae, held <. Its reeu(
 last nigf5t in ts rooms In F. buildine. yhes third dN {. fl conferred upon aN class Of CT :. Several irterestins talks weeN !, during the evening Sad plans :, made for commencfilg crib t tournament. At the meeting Frfl f evening of next week all memb
 arre urged to attend who wish = play on the team. 1t will be knQ
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