New Britain herald., 1922-01-09
Plainville News
ANNUAL REPORT
 READ AT CHURCH
Our Lady Of Mercy Church EHts'S
 Prosperous Year
MORENO HEADS LOCAL CLUB

l."adcr or I,,r Italian -Amrrirnn Clti-
 zcns Organization --- Court Genera,
 Lnwton To Install Cficers--olher
 Items
 Rev John F. Fay, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy read the annual report at the services yes terday morning. IL Is as follows:
 First ordinary revenue. S2,3l2.o8, extraordinary revenue. S2,S7t,27; to- tai of revenues s5,6Ss.35; balance on hand. January ]. 1921. $153.S4; total. s5,S42.l9; deficit for the past year, Sl45.26; grand total, s5,9S7.45; ex- penditurcs. year of 1921, s5,S17.S4. cash on hand. December 3i. 1921. 51Go.G1; grand total $5,aS7.45.
 The revenue for the year of 1921 was several hundred dollars less than the previous year. This, however, can be easily traced to the conditions cx- isting and the fact that there have been so many out of employment.
 The pastor and the people of the parish are looking forward to better times in which to brighten the situa- ton and make up for the loss in rev enue which was encountered the past year.
 Moreno Named President
 Philip Moreno was elected presi- dent of the local Italian American Citizens club at its meeting yesterday afternoon in the Grange hall. Mir. Moreno will succeed Nick Ristello, who served in that office since the society was first started here. The next meeting will be held week from this Sunday afternoon when plans of great importance will be dis cussed with the members.
 Post Meeting Tonight
 The regular meeting of the Brock Barnes post will be held this evening at the Grange hall. It is not believed that the installation of officers will take place as no word has been re- ceived from the state headquarters in regards to it. All members are re- quested to attend however in case District Chairman Hanrahan of Un- ionville is present to carry out the ex- ercises.
 Dance Tomorrow Night
 There will be an entertainment and and dance under the auspices of the Children of Mary of St. Matthew's church tomorrow night at Firemen's hall at Forestville. O'Brien's orches- tra of New Britain will furnish music for dancing.
 Court Lawton Notes
 The newly elected officers of Court ca, will be installed tomorrow evening at the hall on 23 West Main street. The work will be in charge of Deputy Chief Ranger Patrick Cook of Bristol.
 Epworth Meeting
 The proposed business meeting of the Epworth League of the Methodist church, has been postponed until Wednesday night, at the home of FL mer Thomas of 6S East Main street
 Thrift Stamps Accepted
 All outstanding thrift stamps will be accepted by Postmaster Peter J. Prior at the office for the face value of 25 cents now, when affixed to the Thrift Stamp cards in any numbers not exceeding 16 to each card. This method is being followed on account of the purchase price of the new treasury savings certificates and the one dollar treasury savings stamps. However, should the holders desire to retain the stamps now in possession, they may do so and have them cashed at a later date for the full value. Thrift will also be accepted as pos tai savings deposits
 Mrs. Carlson Very III
 Word has been received here that Mrs. George Carlson of Wallingford, | formerly Miss Alice O'Hara of Elm court, Plainville. is seriously i'll at the New Haven hospital, where she was removed last week for an operation. | Mrs. Carlson has two cousins in this town, Mrs. John F. Sullivan, of East Main street and Mrs. O'Day.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Albert Mckee has returned from Manchester to his home on Park | street.
 Elmer Peck has resumed his duties tt the Trumbull Electric Manufactur- ng company after being confined to