New Britain herald., 1922-09-29

son who signs himself "A Citizen will have the satisfaction of at least getting the last one in. It is as fol- | lows:
 The people Of Plainvlle who are against movies and other business wide open on Sundays, are expected to be present at the special town meeting at the town hall this evening to show their colors. It is also ex- pected that all pastors and church members, God loving and bearing people, along with the W. c, T. l., will be present and cast their votes the right way and thus show what side of the fence they are living upon.
 "A CITIZEN"
 Celebrates Birthday
 Mrs. Sarah Andrews of Church street, is today observing her S7th birthday. The occasion was celebrat- ed very quietly by the members of the family. Mrs. Andrews is hale and hearty and looks much younger than she is. She can be found daily about the house doing bits of work. She has one son, Charles Andrews of Canal street and grandchild. Mrs Edward Lindstrom also Of Canal street, who has two children, thus making Mrs. Andrews a great grandmother.
 Bremen To Windsor
 Tomorrow morning, the members of the Plainville fire department will journey to Windsor where they will participate in the field day events of the organization in that town. The local fire fighters will leave Plainville at S15 o'clock and the members will meet at the company rooms in full uniform not later than S10 o'clock. The trip will be made in automobiles. The local fife and drum corps will ac- company them on the trip and head their line of march in the parade.
 Windsor expects that there will be IS companies from all parts of the state. In the afternoon. there will be athletic events on the field and in the evening, dancing will be enjoyed on the Windsor green.
 Garage Attached
 The Mack garage on Whiting street went under attachment yesterday when Policeman F. w. Furrey placed lock on the doors against future business until the alleged claim of the New England Tire company is settled. The rubber company alleges that the owners of the local garage owe the concern sl00 and are after payment The place is operated by Frank Sen atoro and Thomas Zibbidio, both Hartford men, who recently purchas- ed the business from local parties
 To Start Business
 James J. Foran. employed at the W. J. Hemingway grocery store on West Main street, has rendered his resignation to the store owners and will leave soon. MT. Foran has been employed there for the past 12 years and is we'll known locally He intends to commence an up-todate store near his home on Whiting street and will be ready to serve the public in the near future. His position at the Hemingway store will be filled by Francis Cunningham of Maple street
 Plainville Briefs
 Tonight the debating team from the | William Berry lodge Knights of Py- thias. Southington, will visit the local | lodge and engage in debate with the l Pythian lodge team. The Plainvllle l lodge teams is composed of Harry Bonney, Charles Klatt and Edward | Aspinal. The debate will be on, resolved, That the Grand Chancellor i should receive his travelling ex- The local team is on the negative side.
 A committee has been appointed by the Brock Barnes post to secure new headquarters for the legion for the | winted months.
 It is understood that several ex- ,ellent locations have been offered the |