New Britain herald., 1922-01-24
CARD TEAMS WILL
 BANQUET FEB. l7
Players Who Participated in
 Tournament to Meet
CHIMNEY FIRE LAST NIGHT
Tomorrow Last Day for Appeals to Be Entered Against Town Plans Action on Proposed Highway-Post Holds SmOker-Itcms.

Holds Smoker--Itcms.
 A banquet and smoker will be given by the players of the various local lodges and societies who participated in the recent card tournament. The affair will be held February ', at the Odd Fellows hall. w. Allen Cook is in charge of the arrangements. Daniel NJ. Collins will do the catering and the players will be assured l good spread.
 The banquet is the wind-up of the tournament, which covered a period of 10 weeks, in which the Foresters | came out in the lead. The Bremen came in a close second, with the h. dependents in third place. The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythas fared not so well and came in at the tail end of the parade. The captains and | mem bers of the various teams held meeting recently. when 1t was voted to hold the banquet and discuss the feature plays during the tournament as well as the not so brilliant playing by the teams which lost. Much in- terest has been taken in the games held.
 Slight Chimney Blaze
 The firemen were called from their warm beds at 11:15 o'clock last night to a chimney fire in the Marinello home on Whiting street. A blaze was Threatening damage when the tiremen arrived and the chemicals were put 10 use and the blaze was extinguished
 Last Day for Appeals | Tomorrow will be the last day to Inter appeals from the action of the own Plan Commission in regard to he awards and damages on the new highway from Broad street leading to he Casting company. It is understood hat practically all property owners ,ffected by benefits, have appealed Ieheir cases, and the outcome Is beinb watched with inter- st. After tomorrow a commission will be appointed by the superior court to look over the road in the case and 1 make such awards as they see nt. There will be no changing or argu- ! nents heard after their work has been done.
 | It is not expected, however, that the lew commission will see fit to make ,xtensive changes as the street has '7een laid out with the greatest of care with the consideration of the property owners always in the minds Of the Town Plan commission. Several maps were re-drawn to satisfy the people hat the town and taxpayers in that oca1ity would be all benefited by the proposed highway.
 ] ;, al nd it would take some heavy argu- nents to convince the commission 10 discontinue the plans or pursue some ,ther method of laying it out, it is ,eieved.
 Store Attached
 The 5, 10 and 25 cent store owned by Lewis Plaskow on West Main ,treet. was attached this morning by patrolman F.. w. Furrey on a writ Issued by Attorney David l.. Nalr ot New Britain. The action is being taken lbv Butler Brothers of New 4ork and lthe suit is for $500, alleged to be due |tbe company. The write is returnable line first Tuesday in March in the rourt Of common pleas.
 Ladies' Benevolent Meeting The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the Congregational church, will hold l , meeting tomorrow afternoon at the ,hurch parlors. Following the work, a I lbusiness session will be held at o'clock. All members are urged to ,ttend as matters of importance will De discussed.
 Post Meeting Held
 The installa ton of officers was. not ileld at the meeting of the Brock Barnes post last evening, but will nrobably be held at the next meeting. A smoker was enjoyed by large at Tendance of ex-servicemen who were treated to a good time by the Ladies Auxiliary There was large turnout of eX-servicemen last night than at lanv meeting previously held. The officials are striving to have the gatherings more enjoyable if possible land to encourage the men to attend. Episcopal Church Notes
 Tonight there will be a meeting of the church school conference Of the Hartford Archdeaconry held In the Icathedral. It is expected that about ID teachers from this school will be pres lent.
 Tomorrow, Wednesday, is the festi- gal of the conversion of St. Paul. IThcre will be a celebration Of the Holy Communion at 10 o'clock.
 Next Sunday afternoon at o'clock there will be service of Administra- ton of Holy Baptism.
 The confirmation instructions will begin next week.
 Brotherhood Correction. II was announced last evening that the annual meeting and supper of the l Brotherhood of the Congregational church will be held tomorrow even- ing. The date set for the affair has been Wednesday evening, February l. which is next week.
 Martha Sewing Circle.
 The Martha Rebekah Sewing Circle will hold a meeting tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs. John Pease of Canal street. It is hoped that all members will attend. The meeting will commence promptly at 2 o'clock.
 Plainville Briefs.
 The Busy Bee Sewing Circle will hold its regular meeting tonight at