New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
PYTH|AN SISTERS
 PRESENTED GIFTS
Worthy Temple Of New Britain
 Attends
LOCAL COURT CASES TODAY
living Case Will Bc Given Hearing Tonight In Local Court--Nilliam Co>Sro,c of Waterbury, Former Resident. Dics--Itcms.

i Pythian Sisters Temple Knights Of l Pythias. one Of the youngest organi- cations Of women in tho town, was surprised with q shower of gifts at it's regular meeting held last evening in the Odd Fellows Hall.Worthy Temple of New Britain. attended as guests of the local order and made n presenta- l tion Of beautiful silk American flag. Manlius Norton of that temple made the presentation, The gift was n sur prise to the local sisters as Worthy 1 Temple had been invited over to take charge Of tho degree work on a class of candidate,
 !, Among other donations received by Pythian Sisters was set of eight dozen silver spoons given them by the Knights of Pythias: plates salad bowl and pitcher by Mrs. Fred Mar shall; a boiler by Mrs. Carrie Buell.: a large coffee urn by Mrs. Margaret Wilbur; n dish pan by Mrs. Cora Tut tie; a basket by Miss Beryle Turner and a set of trays by Mrs. Pauline Weight
 One of the most appropriate gifts received was that Of Holy Bible, donated by Mrs. Mary Wadsworth, a resident Of the Trumbull flats. The Bible is a very old one and has been in the Wadsworth family for genera tions back and was always treasured by those who had charge Of it. Its past history is an interesting one and will be preserved by the Pythian sis ters
 An invitation was received by the local Temple to attend the district convention on May ,, to be held in New Britain. The Sisters also receiv- ed an invitation to attend radio concert given by the Pythian Lodge which will be held in the Odd Eel lows Hall on Tuesday evening of April IS.
 Following the business meeting last evening, a banquet was rendered the visiting guests.
 Plans are being made for a food sale to be held on Wednesday after noon of next week in the vacant store on 3 West Main street.
 Alleged nr,InkS Arrested Harlow Jones, who gave his home as Springfield Mass, and Edward Carol of New York were arrested last night by Patrolman Royce for drunk enness. Tho men were headed for Bristol but were elected from the troll ley car by tn" conductor. They will be tried before Judge Edward P. Prior and Grand Juror William J. l'oran in the local court this after noon.
 living Case Tonight
 Modesto Nincenzi of Columbia street, New Britain, will be arraigned in the local court at o'clock tonight l to answer a charge of reckless driv- ing. Judge F.. P. Prior will hear the case. Nincenzi is alleged to have been the cause of an accident on the South ington road Sunday night, .larch 26. He was riding his motorcycle which frightened the horse driven by Mrs. James living of the Advc~ Camp grounds. The horse bolteu, towing Mrs. living out and injurng her shoulder. She was unable to appear l for a trial until this week. Radio Concert | Pythian Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will hold it's radio concert in the Odd | Fellows Hall on the evening of Tues- day, April IS. The concert was to have been held Wednesday evening but was postponed. Claude J. Leroux of Arch street, New Britain, will be in charge.
 William Cosgrovc
 William Cosgrove of 25 Coss street Waterbury, died at his home in that | city yesterday. Mir. Cosgrove is vel l known in PlaiH lille and had been an engineer in the Standard Steel and Bearings comps ny for long time He made his home on Maple street when he resided here.
 MT. Crosgrove was 37 years old. ! The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the home at 13o o'clock with services from St. Thomas church in that city. Burial will be in St. Josephs cemetery
 Dog Licenses.
 Notices have been posted concern ing the licensing of dogs. All cantnes must be properly tagged Nnfc-o Mo 1. Mae dogs can be licensed for $1