New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
Mill Honor Hero Dead by Brief
 Suspension Of Business
CONCERT IN THE CENTER
Epworth League Will Hold Group
 IsAlly In Methodist Church This
 Eycning-Crimsons Will Stack Up

will allow their employees to quit work at II o'clock which terminates the day, as the local shops do not work Saturday afternoons. The stores will {, close only during the parade and re : sume business at noon again. Edwin H. Hills. in charge of solicit /. ing the factory officials to blow the 1 whistles, has been assured Of their 1 cooperation In this end and at pre- cisely II o'clock, all the plants will :, blow their whistles for five minutes. | MT. Hills has also approached the ministers on the same subject and the I church bells will toll. The Chamber of Commerce has ! done a great deal towards making the parade this year a success and has ] rendered much assistance to Brock :, Barnes post. Commander John Guid- en feels confident that the parade Sat l urday will be the largest Plainville ! has ever seen as all the societies and members of the Chamber of Con- merce will parade.
 The line of march will be an nounced tomorrow, when Edward Barrows, in charge of arranging this for the Legion, will complete his pro- gram.
 Concert in Center Edward J. Lynch, director of the | Philharmonic band of New Britain has arranged for concert which will be rendered at Central Square near the soldiers monument between Q and II o'clock Saturday morning. The concert will be given before the he procession.
 Following is the program which will be played:
 March, American Legion .........
 ......... ..... Charles Parker Grand selection, songs from Old
 Folks ................ NJ. l.. Lake Waltz, Three O'Clock in the Morn-
 ing' .,............... J. Robledo Blue Danube Blues J. Jerome eKrn Don't Bring Me Posies'' Fred Rose Fox trot, "Leave Me With Smile"
 ............... Charles Koehler Final march, Gate City, ........
 A. F. Weldon
 Football Sunday
 The Crimsons football team will play on their home grounds Sunday afternoon when they will stack up against the fast Tiger A. c. of New Britain. The pigskin will be booted at o'clock sharp at Rockwell's field.
 The Crimsons are out strong this season for the championship and so ,ai nave an excellent start. Every player has made a good showing and but few games have been lost. The Crimsons have brought some good aggregations to Plainville and the ans have been highly satisfied with the brand displayed.
 The team will hold practice tomor- row night as usual at Trumbull's field and all members have been re- quested to be present at 7:30 o'clock.
 The All-Plainville team will jour- ney out of town Sunday to play East Haddam in that town. The manager, John Murphy, Jr., is looking for ward to returning with the bacon.
 The players will go to East Had dam by automobile and will leave Plainvile center at 12 o'clock.
 Epworth League Social
 The Epworth league of the Meth odist church held a splendid patrio- tic service last. night A program was held in observance of Armistice Day and several Civil war, World war, and Canadian soldiers spoke to the gath ering in the Methodist church par lors.
 A. J. Williams, who was a soldier in the Second Connecticut Heavy Arr tillery during the Civil war, gave an- interesting address on his experiences when stationed at Washington during the time the rebel forces tried to capture 1t.
 James w. IIalstead, colored, a member of the Massachusetts infan- try, told of the outbreak of the Civil war and how the question was raised as to whether or not colored people should enter the fracas A regiment was finally mustered in Massachusetts which Halstead joined. His first bat tie, he said, was one of the most ter ribe in the history of the war as out of 1,G50 men who had entered 1t, but 15O came out alive.
 Randolph Stewart. member of the 102nd Infantry, United States army told of battles in France during the World war. Mir. Stewart was wound ed and taken prisoner.
 Rev. A. B. Dewberry, pastor of the church, described the fighting ill France with the Canadian Air Forces and his experiences Of four years in the army.
 Tomorrow night there will be a group meeting of the 'Epworth league in the local church and large at tendance of Epworth members from surrounding cities and towns is ex- pected
 business meeting will be held at o'clock in the church auditorium. Sneakers will be heard among whom will be Rev. Mir. Dewberry. A social time will follow.
 PIninyillc Briefs
 An entertainment will be presented at the Congregational church at 7:46 o'clock this evening. Miss Marjorie Morrill, who is in charge of the senior class, Is presenting the program. The public has been invited.
 Victor Berner of Mountain road and Julius Pierce of East Bristol. left today for Miami Beach, Florida. Both are experts in swimming and diving and have leased the Roman Pools at Miami where they will give instructions in swimming.
 Miss Beryl Turner of Frs Main