New Britain herald., 1923-11-20

partner, will conduct the business on the same scale as il has heretofore Leen carried on. The firm was or ganized about year ago and has been successful, Many friends of Mir, forced to withdraw.
 Recoyer> From Illness
 The many friends of Nrs. Michael Nolan of Elm Court will be pleased to know that she has recovered from her recent illness sufficiently to allow her to be out little while each day.
 To Hold Initiation
 Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, will hold an initiation of eandi dates in the post rooms on Whiting street. Monday evening, in connection with the regular meeting of the post. The ritual of the order will be used in the ceremonies for the first time in Flainvile and d large number of can Gidates will be indueted into the post. A rehearsal of the officers was held in the rooms last evening.
 Htdfs of huiHffs pttiU
 Mrs. James M. Prior received telegram last evening from British Columbia notifying her of the death of her mother which occurred yet terday at the home of Mrs. Prior's brother in British Columbia. Mrs. Prior's mother lives in Winnipeg, Canada, but was on q visit to her sons home when the end came. Mrs. Prior made preparations to depart for the north today,
 Nc-,ms Club Meets
 A very successful meeting of the We-uns club was held last evening at the home of Miss Bernice Mitchell. The meeting next week will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Phelps on Bunnell avenue. An invitation has been extended to all working girls in Plainville to attend. Contrary to an impression which has been gaining ground in Plainville, there is no re- strietion or exception to the girls who are eligible to join. Plans will be laid for the coming season at next weeks session.
 Attending Funeral
 A large number of Plainville people the funeral of William o'Meara on Pennington in that town this morning. Services were held in St. Patrick's church and burial was in st. Josephs cemetery, Pennington avenue, PlainviIle. Mir, O'Meara was well known in Plainville whore he often visited.
 Plainyille Briefs
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. Philip Anatoli of Farm ington avenue. MT. Anatoli is clerk in Neri Bros. store.
 Thomas Lippia of Unionville avenue has returned home from St. Francis hospital where he has been confined with typhoid fever
 Football Dance Tonight
 Another of the popular dances given by the All-plainville football team will be held this evening in the Commun- lty theater. Because Of the large number of patrons who have been at tending the affairs regularly the has made a change in the orehestras. parry's orchestra, one of the best musical organizations In this section of the state has been engaged for this evening, and larger crowd than ever is expected to attend.
 P,thian Sisters Sale
 The annual Christmas sale or the pythian Sisters will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening in Prior's Drug store. Fancy articles, food and home made candy will be on display and the proceeds will be used in making the Christmas boxes which the lodge sends out each year.
 Successful Entertainment.
 The Junior Sodality of the church of Our Lady of Mercy held very successful entertainment and dance in the Community theater last evening. Tho various numbers on the pro- gram wore received with much ap- pauso by the large audience which was present and the committee feels elated over the success which met it's efforts
 Education Week.
 Today will be observed as Pa. triotism Day" in the PlainyilIo Gram. mar schools in connection with the observance Of Education week. To- morrow will be school and Teach CTS Day" Large numbers Of par onts and others interested in the schools are planning to visit the class rooms upon the invitation of Principal Orrin L.. Judd and view the work which is being carried on there. Last year Education week was re- garded as great success and 1t is cx- pccted that it will be better this year because of the great interest being shown in the schools by the towns people. The schools will be open 10 l visitors every day this week and the principal and school committee hope l to have A large number of visitors ! every day.
 Annual Christmas sales.
 The annual safe or the ". H. & f r. M. society Of the Advent church ] and the Ladies Aid society started l Ihis afternoon in W. ]. Simpsons | store on East Main street. The com mittee was prepared 10 receive a large | number Of visitors.
 The annual sale Of the Pythian I Sisters will be held tomorrow after I noon and evening in Pfior's drug | store. An unusual line Of articles . NiH be offered tO the public.
 Red Gross Drive. Chairman John Lamb of the Plain- file Red Cross committee stated this l morning that returns from the soliei- ors in charge Of the drive in this {. own for members. were coming in i cry slowly although reports are to . he effect that the canvass is pro- rressing satisfactorily. Mr. Lamb . Itated that he would not make a