New Britain herald., 1922-10-20

would stand much excitement. l don't believe iIr. conion Is directly responsible"
 Mir, Conlon was broken up over the unfortunate affair and was unable to work, He has been employed in the Bristol Mills for many years.
 The funeral Of MT. Duxbury will be held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock from the undertaking parlors of w. A. Bailey on Broad street. Rev. George Hilton. rector of the Episcopal church, will officiate and burial will be In West cemetery,
 Football sunday.
 Sunday afternoon, the Crimsons will clash with the fast Rovers Of New Britain at Rockwell's Field at 3 o'clock, Manager Valardi has secured and the game promises 10 be an in- terestinx one. The All-Plainville team is to play out Of town and the Crimson's game will be the only one here Sunday. All members of the Crimsons are asked to report for practice at Trumbull's Field at 7.S0 o'clock tonight,
 Grange Fair Ends
 The two-day fair of the Plainville Grange came to close last night aft CT successful run. It is believed that close to $500 has been realized although the exact amount will not be known until next week.
 The attendance at all performances was large and the hall was again crowded last night when the play "The Little Clodhopper" was present ed. Miss Edith Cook as Mrs. Chig- Boggs," "an innocent little lamb from the city" was given much praise for her work as was also Ed ward Lackey, as young book agent full of pep" The others who played in the sketch and were very good were Richard Bugbee, Fred Harke, Helen Mcconnell Barbara Farrar, Lydia Butler. Walter Smedberg, AL bert Heinzeman, Mrs. Edwin Lackey, Lena Moves, Jennie Cook and Kath- crime Farrar
 Following the presentation of the play. the awarding of the special prizes took place and the ton of coal went to M Dagrosa. of Bristol: s2O gold piece to Mrs. C. Nichols of Mon roe. Conn; hand made quilt 10 M. Beckwith of Columbia, Conn; pig to A. x. Peck of Pennington; umbrella to Mrs A. A. Hale of Plainvillc; {; wedding cake to Miss Gertrude Barnes of Broad street, Plainville; doll to of Urhitipov efrapt Plainville and the squash to Giles Cowles of this town and. Mrs. Ida Norway also of Plainville. The award ing of the squash was made to the one who guessed it's correct weight It weighed 24 pounds and seevn ounces and the two winners guessed IA and one e-haIf pounds. The squash will be divided equally between them.
 Next Tuesday evening, there wili be a meeting of the fair committee at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Irving Carter of Washington street. The next regular meeting of the Grange will be held on No- tember :, when reports on the suc- ,ess, of the fair will be made. The officials of the Grange wish to thank h., people for their patronage and all hose who worked 10 make 1t sue cess. Last year th~ Grange cleare4 ID but s4c0 and this year 1t went 7,ore than s1o0 over that amount.
 Catholic Church Notes.
 The monthly collection for October will be taken up at the Church Of our Lady of Mercy this Sunday ct the masses. The regular masses will be held at & and 10 o'clock in the usual order. Sunday school will be held at } o'clock.
 Dog Roast Tomorrow
 Providing the weather is fair to. the Senior Department ot he Congregational church will hold ts postponed dog roast at the rum pull picnic grounds, Those who aPa o attend will meet at Blossoms Cor 1 Ter at l:3o o'clock sharp and leave or the grounds.
 Voters Tomorrow.
 Tomorrow will be the last chance | or persons to be made voters for the , November state election. and the ,oard of selectmen will be in session t the town hall from 2 o'clock In the morning until s o'clock at night. The esistrars have more than $50 names ,n their lists of the ito be made .cters. and the selectmen are antici- ,atinc to make a record list of per ons qualified to be an elector at their meeting tomorrow.
 Pythian Meeting
 Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythlas ill hold its regular meeting this eve ing. Degree work will be eXempll- . of rapJifDtns will be |