New Britain herald., 1923-02-23
WlcG-Grillin huptlals Post.
pOned Till Later Date
STATE POLICE ARE BUSY
seauassen i.aige Votes 60 Invest IN
MISUNDERSTANDING Girls dpen
Millinery shop-caihoiie NOTES.
Plaintille Briefs,

II hTernaitdtsA the p0stp0nemant of his
wedding TO Miss Mary Grifiin, daugh.
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Leon Griffin OF
South Washington street. The mar.
rage was 10 have taken place this
morning but all arrangements were
cancelled and the marriage viii take
place AT some future date.
| This Is the second occurrence OF the
attack experienced by sMr. Wilcox.
The first time. he was taken suddenly
III and was attended by DIR. Calvin of
Hartford and an operation was per-
formed. Yesterday moaning. he was
again taken sick and Dr. l.. II. Frost
attended him. Mr.. Wilcox has been
living ut the home OF his bride to- BEES
parents and the Illness occurred
there.
State Police Busy.
State Policeman Fred Hanson has
heen engaged for the past few days
making Investigations OF numerous
cases In Plainville He has been
gathering information on the acct
dental death of the Hadneld boy last
week and at the same time has been
investigating other complaints which
Rave been sent In TO the state office
In Hartford. He visited the Noun
tain View section yesterday in re-
spouse to number of complaints
concerning the livestock of Samuel
Stefanick which is allowed to run
loose. The neighbors called the mat
ter to the attention of the state au-
thorities.
He also paid visit to the local
bowling alleys to find out If the law
was being violated there with regard
to the pin boys. Al far as is known.
he found no cause for arrest in any
of the places. The law states that
no boy under 16 years of age will be
allowed to work.
Lodge Invests Funds
Sequassen Lodge, l. o. o. F., after !
lengthy arguments were heard pro |
and con at the regular meeting last
evening, voted to invest $1,000 of the
lodge funds in the Sequassen Cor
poraton building. which is being
renovated. The second degree was
conferred on class of candidates.
Next Saturday the bowling team will |
play return game with the Pythian
lodge team, and the Odd Fellows will |
try to get revenge for their defeat
last saturday evening
Open Millinery Shop.
The Misses Pearl and Marion Stock
ing of Plainville will venture into a !
new field when they open up the
Marion hat shop at 149 Main street,
New Britain, tomorrow morning. Ii
10th girls are well known in Plain
Vile. Miss Pearl Stocking was for
nlerly connected with the Eastern
Millinery Co., and Miss Marion Stock
ing was an employe of the Fuller
Brush Co. in Hartford.
Catholic Notes.
Lenter services will be held at the
church of Our Lady of Mercy this
evening at 1880 o'clock. They will
consist of the Stations of the Cross
and Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. The Ladies' Altar society will
meet Immediately after the services
A special offering will be taken up at
Ill the masses Sunday for the National
Catholic Welfare Council.
Enjoyable Whist. n
An ENJOYABLE whist and social was
held last evening at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Cassidy, on Canal street,
Guests were present from New Haven,
Hartford, New Britain and
,lainville. First prize was captured
w Mrs. A. J. Bordeau, second by Mrs.
and the consolation prize
vent to Miss Anna Graham. Re-
reshments were served during the
vening. y
Kill Kare Club Notes. n
The Kill Kare club met at the home 4
f Mrs. NJ. C. Casland in the Neri n
lock Wednesday afternoon. Whist
,as played and the first prize was won 81
" Mrs Fred Livingston The con- n
olatjon went to Mrs. Wilfred Bolivar. 81
were served. The next n
,eeting will be held next wednesday b
fternoon at the home OF Mrs. lay
eff.
Washington Exercises. n
Special exercises were held IN the n
lainville Grammar school in honor
Washingtons birthday yesterday. a
,ecial talks on the life of Wash RI
gton were given in all the grades
al the entire school congre- s.
fed before the beautiful flag
ven to the school by the Knights of y
ythias. saluted and pledged al
glance to the country. III
A debate will be held among the n
mills Of the school in the near fu-
ire, according to an announcement &
v PRINCIPAL Orrin l.. Judd. The ~
Inject will be: Resolved that sail "A
g undergo more danger in time of q
ar than soldiers Those on the a
side are Leonard Berry. "a |
ncoIn johnson and John Bergen, n
I'd on the negative side. Howard q
rIer. James Lalamone and John n
eplau.
Bowling Notes.
The Standard Steel and Bearing y
J. bowling team will meet Mack's q
il Stars of Bristol on the Ideal al q
VS. Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock. q
The Brock Barnes team will play &
g New Departure team Of Bristol
Bristol Friday night. Charles N
trick Meyerowitz. champion bowl IA
will accompany the team. a
Episcopal Notes.
There will be Lenten service and Il
address at the Episcopal Church
Our Saviour this evening at 1880
flock. =
Tomorrow, the feast of st. Mat ~
las will be observed. Holy Com Va
union will be celebrated at 10 Y
lock.
Sleigh Party.
The Big Brothers association OF
w Britain held a sleigh party and
pper Friday evening, February 16,