New Britain herald., 1922-09-19

effort to get enough to make up thu deficit Mir. Aspinwal made a mo ton that the committee be empower, ed to raise the sum of s2l,0O which would not only include the addition in the rear of the building, but the proposed front, Chairman Coe will instruct the architect to complete the drawings he has submitted have them blue printed, specifications made, al- terations shown, and then advertise for bids on the work
 In case the plans go through, and the proposition tS carried out. the new hall on the third floor of the building will be one of the largest in the town and be a suitable place for dances. fairs and other events which are now held at the Grange hall or Community theater. The lodge figures on some remuneration from that source which will repay them partially for the ex- penses incurred in the improvements.
 Rendered Party
 Miss Rachael Smith. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pearl Smith of 43 Broad street. was rendered a surprise party at her home last night, the occasion being in honor of her birthday There were about 20 of her friends in at tendance. A buffet lunch was served, Miss Smith is student at the New Britain High school.
 Sewer Committee Meets
 The Plainville sanitary and sewer district committee held a meeting last night at the town hall when the prospects of installing a sewage sys- tenn in the town was discussed. The map, showing the various low and high lands of Plainville was gone over and 1t was decided to have some photographs of the map made in or der to place them before the towns people that they may get better idea of the situation in regards to install ling a sewer. Chairman Frank T. Wheeler made this suggestion today of displaying the map photos inas- much as the map is so large that it would be hard to properly show it in a public place.
 Investigation of the map shows that at the section near Prior's Drug store on West Main street, it is the lowest spot in town. This makes it hard for installing sewer on account of the drainage being required to go up hill as it goes to the outskirts of the town. There are several low places in Plainville near the center while the outskirts, which really should be low The town seems to rest in a little val ley. The committee will discuss the matter at later meetings.
 Mass Friday
 A months mind mass of requiem will be held at s o'clock Friday morn ing at the Church of Our~ Eady of Mercy for the late Miss Anna Prior
 On Thursday evening. there will be a meeting of the Holy Name society at 7:ao o'clock at the church hall. Ali members have been requested to at tend as plans for the fall and winter will be discussed.
 The society plans to have an active season this year and a program will be outlined for various entertain ments.
 Dance Thursday
 The Crimson football team will give
 
 its social and dance Thursday even ing of this week at the Community theater Ewalds orchestra will fur nish music. Tickets for the affair are selling well and a large attendance is expected. The team desires to pur- chase new equipment for the players this season and are depending on the sporting fans of the town for support
 PIainville Briefs
 There will be a meeting this eve nng of the members of the Busy Bee Sewing Circle at the home of Mrs Martin Foran of Whiting street.
 The Aces baseball team is prepar- ing for the great clash this sunday with the fast ReadVilie A C., of Waterbury, at Rockweil's field. The manager is getting his men TO- gether in hopes of crushing their op- oonents who will feature Miss Mabe Travers, woman pitcher, on the mound. The lineup of the teams will | be announced at a later date. As his will be the last game of the sea son. the management has taken the | trouble to secure the team to have | Miss Travers appear, the support of | he fans is looked forward 10.