New Britain herald., 1923-12-14

 LEGION AUXILIARY . ELECTS OFFICERS
 Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy Heads rPlainVille LiVe-KiTe Organization
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Girl Scouts Troop is Organized-I.ight More Mailing Days-.tccident List Mounts Iiighcr-Granec Christmas Trce-t'Iainyillc Briefs.

Mounts Iiiglcr-Grancc Christmas 1 Trce-tlainyillc Briefs.
 l The Ladies Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post American Legion. at the annual meeting last evening elected Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy president for i the coming year. The new head of the society has been one of the most active workers for the success of the ! auxiliary and her selection as leader will prove [. popular one among the members.
 The other officers elected to serve with her are as follows: First vice president, Miss Marjorie Fisher; sec ond vice president, Mrs. J. C. Tan ner: secretary, Miss Helen Brock; as- sistant secretary. Mrs. Eunice Moore; treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Seymour; chap lain, Mrs. Sarah Morgan; historian, Miss Helen Fisher; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Anna Graham: executive com- mittee, Mrs. Chloe Warren, Mrs Cappa Copling. Mrs. Harriet Barnes. Miss Anna caherty and Miss Bernice Moore.
 The auxiliary voted to take up the work of sending boxes to the Notcr- ans Of the world war who are still in tho hospitals throughout the country. committee was appointed to carry out the plans and requests any of the people in Plain>inc interested in this work to contribute if they feel SD in- olined. The committee has made an investigation of tho wants of the men and contributions Of new books, flash ights. socks, handkerchiofs. toilet articles, slippers sizes to 10, games or money may be sent to Mrs. Eliza beth Cassidy before next Tuesday evening.
 Plans for the coming year were discussed. Miss Helen Brock has ,een appointed auxiliary chairman of | Joint committee to work with the tate department 10 bring about con tructiye measures.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 There have been a largc number of real estate transfers in plainville within the past few days, James Beverly has transferred a hous" and lot on Twining street to Stanley smith stanley Smith has sold a house and lot on Twinipg street to William Gas sidy. George Clark has sold a house and lot on the same thoroughfare to Frank and sarah Bollmnn.
 i.a,ine Tor Tho West.
 Mir. Clark plans to lravc today to take up his residence in California. fl became known this morning. Hc is Il well known resident of rlainrillr and his departure win bc regretted by his many friends.
 Light More Days
 Eight more days remain in which people can mail packagus SO that they Nill be received in time for Christmas and an appeal is made that thosc who plan to send packages. do so as quick ly as possible. There has been q large increase in the number of pack. ages sent through the local office al- though the number does mol nearly equal the volume Of mail sent out last var. Last evening on the last train there were 45 sacks Of mail sent out to various places throughout inc country through The Plsinvillc post office and needless 10 say the local force was hard pressed 10 get the mail out on time.
 Two More Accidents.
 Two more acrid nts have occurred ! in Plsinvillo adding 10 th, list of per | sonal injuries suffered by local resi- | t.,nY AIax Tyler Of 4S Park street fell yost r- | lay and fractured her wrist and fore arm. She was attended by Dr. j. W. i Bull. who had her removed 10 the | New Britain General hospital
 Miss Annie Hepworth also vas ad- nittcd 10 inc New Britain General | hospital with a disiocated shoulder suffered vhcn she fell al her home. |
 t.rangc Christmas Tree.
 A th" regular meeting Of inc 'lairvifc Granga in Grangr hail ncxi Tuesday evening. the annual christ nas party for inc members and Their 'hiidrcn wil be hold. This is one i'm" during Inc year Uhcn tho young ifers ar. treated 10 Nonderrul time \ Christmas tree will be erected and .oycr"d wiih plenty of goodies and oys for thr children and besides this. he grownups Wili have their stock ngs filled with good thinrs. r is cx- ,ectcd that a large number wilI be present. io enjoy Inc festivities.
 Judgcmcnf I;cntlrrepl. ..I
 Tn th" case of inc F. & l.. s,rivcc ta;ion against Raymond Alderman Of Sew Britain for damages of s4e and nsts iu nn act of conversion uf toragc battery. judgement was rem Icrcd for the plaintin in ihe civil ide of fhe town court yesterday sf- ernoOn. Attorney Charles r. Coniou ppearcd for fhe plaintiffs ana pnnn | Mcponourh appeared for the dc- endant.
 Wousn's I-rtlsIaiiBn Noits. The Woman's Federation of fhn Congregational church sill hold a rogram meeting in the church par DTS Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Iiss Carolyn Penniman of Long Lane arm, Middleiowu. Conn. sill bc inc