New Britain herald., 1922-08-29
Advent camp grounds were neverthe.

Advent camp grounds were neverthe- l less well attended.
 Rev. Bernard r, Brooks, pastor of the local Advent church, will spend
 this week at the ground. He will | speak tomorrow afternoon at 2;15
 o'clock when the Young Peoples and
 Sunday School day will be observed
 as a special occasion.
 Services are being conducted every
 evening and tonight, Rev. Henry Stone of Wallingford, who arranges
 for the program speakers from day to day will have special Evangeistc services.
 Tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Susie
 Davis of Canaan, N H.. will be the speaker.
 Friday, being missionary day, two missionary workers will speak. Miss
 Harriet Barton of Beebe, Vermont, and Miss c. Beckwth of Springfield, will talk, T. w. Remington, mis- sionary worker in China, will give a talk as will also Miss Alice Hazard Miss Hazard also is from China.
 New Pool Parlor Opens.
 Frank Faniolo of Whiting street, has opened a new pool parlor on 37 West Main street, over the Modern Market. Mir Faniolo, seeing the possibilities of starting an up-to-date business in the town, has installed three new tables. The place he oc- cupies was formerly hall and he changes made.
 Highway Hearing Soon.
 Pending the return of Referee The odore Case of Hartford, who is away on his vacation. there will be a hear ing on the proposed Casting company highway in the local court. Selectman William J. Johnson has been in com munication with Judge B. F. Gaffney of New Britain who is representing Plainville in the case and Judge Gaffney has had word from Referee Case that he will probably be home this week. The hearing will be called and the matter, which has stood for months and attracted more than its share of interest in the town, will be threshed out.
 It was thought that the first hear ing would be held in the superior l court at Hartford. This is not so, | however, as the battle will commence right here in little Plainvlle.
 The republicans of the town will meet at the Town hall at o'clock this evening for the purpose of cast ing ballots for electing delegates to the state, congressional senatorial, probate and county conventions. They will also nominate candidates for state officers and senator and elect members for the republican town committee for two years.
 The Martha Rebekah Sewing Circle | will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Wallace Beach of Whiting street l tomorrow afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Taylor have sold their home at 219 West Main street to Frank Crompton of Frank in street, New Britain. The sale was made through Carlson, Cashman and Danielson of New Britain.
 The Misses Mamie Johnson, Agda Lundahl and May Bowen of the rrumbul Electric Manufacturing office force, are enjoying heir annual vacation of two weeks.
 John McIarney of Elm Court. is oatent at the New Britain hospital .OST-Ladies' crescent pin last Tuesday be-
 tween Church St. and Dr. Frosts ofice
 Finder please notify or call at l2b West Main street. FOR SALE-Rhode Island red hens and chickens for sale: also parlor stove. Call iS7la West Main St. Plainville. FOR SALE-We have another lot of mixed pine birch and chestnut wood, sawed and split stove length, $500 load, S1 extra for delivery in New Britain. The John Cooke Co.,. Plainville, Conn.