New Britain herald., 1923-09-13

Nith her sen. EdzsTd J. Ahsli Of a
EdgeNeod street, Hartford, where
she died. Funeral seniees viii es
held this evening A. ssse aeloek II
the undertaking. Parlass ef J. J,
AheFn, "A Chapel street, Hartford and
burial vii he Ia Hathsld. Mass.
Isasehaii Nnise
The PiainEille teen team sill play
The Waterfowl team 10 Waterfowl
sunday afteFRoon. This viii he enc
Of the hardest contests Of the season
fer the leesls as wateFteEn Is one ef
the strongest teams in the state,
Players will report in the center Al
o'clock for the trip.
James forsn injnnsi,
James foran, partner In the Ene-
Gerry hFm at Eastwood and Foran en-
West Main street, fell over fence
I yesterday and injured his les,
nseessitatiRg that b give up work for
few days, The injury was not serl-
Gus and Mr., Foran is able 20 be out
and around today, although he Is
quite lame,
woman's Federation Notes
The Weman's Federation OF the
Congregational church will hold the
first church supper OF the season this
evening az $50 o'clock In the church
rarlors, A large number OF the
members and their friends will be
present as these affairs form some Of
the best social times OF the entire
year,
Hold food Sale
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Bap-
fist church will hold a food sale to-
morrow afternoon from 10 3 y, m.
en- the lawn OF Mrs. Arthur Farrar's
home at the corner OF Broad and
Whiting streets.
Iegionnaires Interested
Nothing OF recent date has created 1
so much interest among the ex-ser- /
viccmen OF Piainville as the state rom
vention Legion parade IN New Britain I
Saturday afternoon. The announce
ment that the Grand Old Man" OF
the 26th division. Major General
Clarence Edwards, was TO be the hon
orary marshal OF the parade and
would appear at Its head, Is counted
upon to bring out more servicemen
than would usually turn out for an
occasion OF this kind. From present
more than 100 men will be
In line TO represent Plainville. Even
now, the old olive drab uniforms can
be seen getting their annual airing
on the lines and the former "gobs"
are matching up their dress blues with
their white hats in preparation for
their appearance with the Plainville
delegation, as special guard of
honor for the country's colors. The
committee In charge his arranged for
automobiles to carry all those wishing
TO accompany the Plainville delega-
ton to New Britain and eats of all
sorts will be served at we'll stocked
canteens along the route.
Plainyille sprucing Up
Plainville itself is taking on a gala
appearance this week for the opening
Of the firemen's gala week and field
lay which commences Monday.
Business places are being decorated
and flags are flying everywhere to
greet the visiting delegations which
are expected here throughout the
week. Saturday viii be a big day.
when several hundreds of visitors will
be In town, and Plainville is assured
4 celebration never before equalled
here.
Plainyille Briefs
Mrs. Andrew Nieforth and family
Of Crompton. r. l., are visiting at the
East street.
Sequassen lodge, /. 0. Q. F., will !
lold regular meeting in Odd Fell
ows hall this evening at O'Clock. :
Now is the time for canning
,eaches. Elberta peaches delivered t
0 your home. Neri Bros Tel "a. /
--advt I