New Britain herald., 1922-09-14

t'c 'uillpfu Hoeplthl dt HullIOTu, Me., is expected to start home probably tomorrow.
 Many conflicting reports he'd been circulated throughout the town to the effect that she had died Of the injuries she sustained in the automo- lille accident which caused the death Of her husband. Her parents at Pennington were called up and a telegram was forwarded to Maine. Reply came back that she was get ting along well and would proba bly, be able to start for Plainvile Friday morning.
 Aces Play Milldale.
 The Aces will travel to Milldale Sunday afternoon and stack up against their old rivals in another game. Eddie Goeb or Cunningham will work on the mound, with Wads- worth behind the bat. A truck will leave Plainville center at 1:30 o'clock and accommodations have been se- cured for any fans who wish to at- tend.
 The closing game of the season with the Aces will be held on September 24 at Aliens field. As star game, the Readville A. c. of Waterbury has been secured and Miss Mabel Trav- CTS, woman pitcher will be seen throwing her twisters against the Plainville batters.
 K. K. Klan Here?
 The stAid old residents of Plainville are sitting up with more than the usual interest now with the announce ment that the Ku Klux klan was at work in Forestville recently. So near Plainville, causes heart palpitations of the weaker townspeople here with the fear that local persons may soon be involved in the mysterious gang of prowlers and attend meetings at the dark of night near the spile Bridge wearing their night gowns.
 But authoritative sources in Bristol say that there have been three meet ngs held there recently and the names of at least 20 Bristol residents have been secured as being connect ed with the sessions.
 The constabulary will have to be increased considerably In town and the democrats and republicans should nave loICsCCH llllS pOSSlbIlllS Ol lH0 K. K. K. invading the town and add ed few more to their lists of can- didates for police duty.
 People are warned therefore not to stray out of doors at night garbed in night gowns or anything white re- |sembling the K. K. K. dress, because If they are "beaned," they must re- member the police are doing their duty to clean the town of providers.
 Stores to Move
 The Plainville Engineering and Supply company are already moving their stock of goods from their pres ent place next to the Economy Gro cery store on Whiting street, across the street to the Alderidge Block, which building the company recently purchased. The new home of the hardware company is much larger than their present quarters having floor space of approximately 200 square feet.
 The store has been divided into two sections, oneof which will be used for household goods and the other for farming implements and heavier stock The entire interior of the store will be finished in white and there will be four display windows.
 The new owners plan to change the front of the store considera bly, after being settled and it IS pronabe that the near future will see a brick front take the place of the wooden frame now standing. The store will be com pletely occupied by October l. The Plainville Cash Market will also move from the Neri Block al Central Square to the new store in the Tracey, Dris- i cal block at Whiting street. The market will occupy the largest store next to the Economy Grocery store, They plan to be in there by Septem- Der 25.
 Piainyille Briefs
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Estelle Norway of Southington, a former resident here. | She is a sister to Mrs, John Mitchell of East st-eet. the daughter of the late Mir and Mrs. William Graham.
 Mrs. Lillian Looms of Broad street, is recovering from a broken right wrist sustained In an accident while she was motoring through Yer mont recently with her daughter, Miss Bessie Loomis. Mrs. Loomis fell, l causing the break.
 A benefit musical and social time will be held at the Grange hall this evening under the auspices of the Mysterious Six. Music will be held | from to 9 o'clock with dancing fol- lowing.
 Mrs. l.. E.. Loomis of Central | Square is spending a weekend vaca- tion at Bridgeport with her father.
 John Bergen and Frank Powers of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing are enjoying their annual vacation.
 There will be a dance at the com munity theater tonight, given by the 
 HALLS CORNER, Plainvile. room tene- ment, improy enents to rent. Chicken | coop and garden. Mrs Pestillo. Telephone c2s-4.
 Dancing at Community Theater Thursday night, s oclock.--advt.
 AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS Cars Collide Late Last Night on
 Newington Road
 Automobiles belonging to Charles Evanaskos Of 39 Austin street and | Walter Sariskey of SD Newington Road, figured in slight collision on ! A-. ID i la icrh Rnth oar