New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
PYTHIANS PREPARE
 FOR k|DD|ES' XMAS Lodge Will Arrange for Annual
 Treat for PlainYilIe Children MRS. GEORGE DALGER DIES
Holy Name and Altar Societies Hold Successful Dance and Whist in Com.
 mnnity Thcatcr--Unionvillc Will

II Christmas tree which the lodge wi
 have for the children of the town. Tn
 program this Christmas is expected {
 surpass the previous one as tn
 townspeople have contributed towar
 the fund the lodge has raised am the children of Plainvile will be give
 a real treats
 Every one will receive present some fruit, and candy. The lodge of
 ficials plan to hold the affair in tn
 Community theater as the lodge room
 are far too small to accommodate tn large number of children and peopl lodge officers will be invited to at tend as the Pythian lodge gladden the hearts Of the kiddies and one O the largest Christmas trees the lodge can obtain will be secured. It il planned to erect the tree on the stage in the theater and the children vii be seated in the auditorium as tht
 program with a real Santa Claus i. presented to them.
 It was at first planned to hold the Christmas affair in the new lodge
 rooms on Whiting street over the {, Plainville Engineering and Supply | Co.,, but the rooms cannot possibly be l completed by that time.
 In order to get more money to add II to the tree fund, the lodge is offering I tickets for a watch which will be awarded on December 15.
 l / Mrs. George Dalger. l Mrs George Dalger, aged 25 years, of 21 Hough street, died at,the Hart ford hospital yesterday, after short illness. Mrs. Dalger had made here home in Plainville for the past two months, coming here from Bristol. She was born in that city and had a large circle of friends there. During her short stay in Plainville, she made the acquaintances of many people.
 She is survived by her husband. who is employed by the Trumbyll Electric Mfg. Co.,; two brothers, Fred and Edward Martindale; two sisters, Mrs. w. A.. Allport and Mrs. P. C.. Maynard, all of Plainville; four His- ters in Bristol, Mrs. Edward Moul- throp. Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. Emily Chase and Mrs. Edwin Weed ; one sister in Hartford. Mrs. Ernest Gossolin and one in New Haven, Mrs. H. D. Johnson.
 Mrs. Dalgar was Miss Lilly Martin dale before her marriage. Her par ents passed away when she was very young.
 The funeral wall be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the F. oF r and burial will be in Bristol cemetery. Rev. William B. West, pastor of the Bristol Methodist church, will offici- ate.
 Not Guilty of IntOxication.
 Lawrence Prior of Washington street was heard before Judge Merritt o. Ryder last evening in the local l court as the result of an accident in which he damaged a Studebakcr car owned by Clarence Mallory of Bristol | last Monday night Prior was repre- sented by Attorney Joseph M. Dono- van of Bristol. He pleaded guilty to the third charge which was reckless driving and was fined $25 and costs. The fine, however was suspended, but | he paid the costs of the court, which Il amounted to $19.
 He pleaded not guilty to the sec- ond charge which was for intoxica- ton. and as there was no evidence to substantiate the allegation this charge was nolled. "
 Prior also agreed to pay for the damages to Mir. Mallory's car.
 Holy Name Entertainment.
 The Holy Name and Altar societies. of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy leld very successful entertainment, lance and whist in the Community heater last evening. There was a arge attendance and the program was well received.
 The awards offered for the whist games were captured as follows. La lies first, Mrs Samuel Robideau of Cast street. s250; gentlemen's first, '. c. Gauthier of East Broad street, 2.50. Ladies' second, Mrs. A. c. Galaise if Spruce street. buffet runner; gen lemen's second,John Deegan of Broad drs. l.. A. Blinn of Mountain View; third, Roland Gauthier of ,ast Broad street; ladies' consolation, frs. Frank Cunningham of Maple treet gentlemen's consolation, 'homas Royce of Maple street. The special awards offered to the anvassers went to Miss Alice Mccall f Neal court, s5; Salvatore Marino, a omforter: Miss Catherine Mccarthy [ Pearl street, bushel of potatoes: frs. Michael Danaher of Broad treet, doll; Mrs Peter Duffy or last street handbag; Mrs. w. J. Re an of Broad street, bushel of pota- ,es, and by Rev. John F. Fay, pas ,r of the church, bushe of carrots. Tho committee in charge wishes to ,ank all who aided in making the flair such a success.
 Football Argument starts. As usual, Unionvillc and Plainville ave started the annual football rgument and the affair this time is id at the feet of tho Unionville layers who insist on taking in ringers" for the next clash which