New Britain herald., 1922-11-06
HARDWARE STORE IS
 CLOSED BY SHERIFF Whiting St. Establishment Finds
 Itself in Financial Difficulties
 HEAVY VOTE EXPECTED
Political Leaders Ready For March On Polls By Women-Epwortb League 10 Have Patriotic Pro. grnm-Football Team Loses.

The Painville Hardware Co.,, on Whiting street. owned by Minton A. Norton and Frederick Spencer of West Main street, has been attached. Sheriff James R. Lacey of Southin,S ton placed the establishment under lock and key this morning on writ isued against the owners. The hardware company is one of i the oldest In the town and had big !, trade In Plainville and New Britain. ! Election Day Tomorrow. 1 A lively contest Is anticipated at the election tomorrow. The polls at , the Town hall will open at 6 o'clock and will close at o'clock sharp. A i orator and will have the usual staff of assistants at the three machines. {, It is expected that a record vote will be counted at the close of the polls. A heavy vote by the women | electors is anticipated as they have taken on more interest in the coming election than any other held. | As an eleventh hour rally, the !, democrats will have the Community theater open this evening to the pub lie when Joseph F. Dutton of Bris$l
 candidate for congressman, and Ben
 jamin w. Slade of New Haven, out
 for attorney general, will speak
 Football Team Loses
 All-Plainville lost again yesterday
 to the fast Middletown players. 13 to | 6. The game was the hottest the
 local men have ever entered and all l through the affair. players were in- jured and had to be taken out. Patriotic Services The Epworth league of the Meth ,dist church will hold patriotic celebration for Armistice Day at the church Wednesday evening The event will be the first of its kind at +empted by the league and com
 nittee consisting of Merton Lamb,
 larry Zickwolf and Rev. A. B. Dew ,erry, pastor of the church, has se- .ured some excellent speakers for the occasion.
 Among the speakers who are ex.
 ,ected to attend are William J. Hal
 tead, coored, a member of the
 'ifty-fourth Connecticut regiment in the ciyil war, who will tell of the battles in which he took part. Randolph Stewart. veteran of the World war is also eXre ed to speak as will also the Rev. Mir. Dewberry, who spent four years in the Canadian service and the greater part of his time across the water. He served in the Imperial Air division. The complete program will be an bounced tomorrow evening after the committee has secured list of speak ers The public has been invited and there will be no admission charged. Refreshments will be served.
 Town Decorated
 Plainville will be more lavishly decorated this year in observance of Armistice Day than for any other oc- casion in the history of the town. The entire center of the town will be buried under flags and the Town hall will be decorated on a large scare. Bible Class Meets
 The Bible Study class of the Advent Christian church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of w. C. Lester of 105 West Main street.
 'sInsidc the Circle The Trumbull Electric Manufactur- ing company edition, Inside the Cir cle," made its appearance today for the November issue. An interesting editorial on Thanksgiving has been submitted this time by "J. F. B." It carries an optimistic note in regards to the conditions of the day. Woman Speaker Tonight Mrs. Kate M Dabb of Hartford has been secured by the democratic town | committee to attend the rally in the ] Community theater tonight. It is ex- 1 pected that large attendance will be at the theater to greet her | BuILDING-SuItable for garage, III West Main St. Phone 22S-4.
 KITCHEN RANGE and gas range. In | auire II E. Broad St., Plainville.