New Britain herald., 1922-08-10

I the Plainvile team before, giving them a good run for nine innings in which the local team was defeated by the score of 3 10 q.
 Jenkins, the pitcher for the Water bury club, will probably be seen on the mound for the visitors again, His twiring had the local men guessing last time.
 Manager Neff is trying to arrange with the simsbury team for a return match on the local field. The fast K. of c. team of New Britain will also be secured,
 .Ut Chautaunua OTicrcs.
 The Connecticut Chautauqua, after Plainville Camp Grounds Tuesday night held a Anal business session yesterday. Greatly encouraged by the success of this year, the officers made plans for return engagement next year. and some Of the features were discussed for the coming sea- son.
 Herbert H, Hemenway of Worcester Mass,. who has been credited with making the chautauqua a success, WAS reelected president. He plans to be here throughout the entire sea- son fin 1928.
 It was also voted by the directors to appoint an assistant to the man. ager because Of the great amount of work to be done. Wilirad w. Spen- cer, son of Professor and Mrs. Tru- man J. Spencer, was offered this po- sition. Professor and Mrs. Spencer come from New York. but have made their home for some time in Hart fcrd. They will spend next year at the Plainville Camp Grounds and take an active part in the program.
 Festival A Success. The Epworth league of the Method ist church reports that the ice cream social held at the church parlors last night was success. The affair was held on the church lawn instead Of inside, as planned.
 The Martha Rebekah society also reported very successful festival and food sale on the lawn of Mrs. Wallace Beach of 56 Whiting street. The Plainville Fife and Drum corps rendered concert during the eve- ming.
 K. of P. Meeting. Pythian lodge, K. of P. held a joint meeting last night with the Pythian Sisters when the reports on the sale of tickets for the opening night of the fair at the Community theater were given.
 The show this evening will com mence at 7:45 o'clock
 Following the showing of the nov ing picture program. dancing will be enjoyed from lo until 12 o'clock. The chairs in the theater will be moved against the wall to permit dancing F,wad's orchestra will furnish the music.
 As an extra feature. Harry Bonney will render several solos and there will be violin selections.
 Poultry Club Notes. There was joint meeting last night of the members of the Plainville Agri- culture club and the Plainvile Poul- try club. The two organizations will hereafter be combined and will be known as the Plainvile Agriculture and Poultry association. The charter of esAgrculture club will be used for the both organizations and the Poultry club has adopted that clubs 1 bylaws. The constitution will be changed slightly and sent to the sec retary of the state for approval
 The members voted to have a bull etin board erected in one of the local stores where notices of the members who have things to sell can be post ed. Many of the members have eggs and chickens to dispose of and the bulletin beard will aid them in mar keting these.
 At the next meeting of the newly combined clubs speaker will be se- cured.
 Piain,il!e Briefs
 Rev. Thomas Rooney of Crown Pa, is visiting his sisters the Misses Mary, Susie and Katherine Rooney of Crown street.
 On motion of Attorney Joseph G. Donovan, of Bristol. Justice Thomas A. Tracy, also of that town, has ren- iered Judgment against Rito Redavi, | of Bristo, in favor of the W. J. Ca hall company Of this town for s94 and costs The case is the result of a suit 10 collect an alleged wholesale gro- cery bill, which the defendant de- faulted.
 Hayden Griffen. Chester Griffen, A, J. Funk, William s. Vance, J. w. Pease and Allen Raymond, members of the Korom sanctorium, o. O. H. and F., of Hartford, left this morn ing for Providence. R. l.. to attend the 2oth annual convention of the Oriental Order of Humility and Per lection which will be held in that place on August 10. II and 12 A special train, leaving Hartford at [ o'clock, will carry more than 200 members and delegates to the con- ,ention. The korom band of 80 pieces will also attend. A uniformed patrol of q men will go as well. FOR SALE-We have another lot of mixed
 pine birch and chestnut wood sawed and
 split stove length, $500 lead. The John
 Cooke Co.,, Plainvile, Conn.,
 See the Imperial Mikado Troupe of Japanese Jiu Jitsu artists-Amerioan Legion Society circus-Aug. 21-26- Ford car given away.-Advt
 See Mile. Beaupre in her slide for life-American Legion Society c1-26-Ford car given away.-Adyt.
 See Sandy McPherson the dare devil Scotch questrian-American | Legion Society circus-Aus. o1-26- Ford car given away.-AdNt.