New Britain herald., 1923-11-17

he has learned, the drive is progress | ing very well. One member Of inc troop canvassing the town reporting a collection Of s26. The names Of the boys who are working for the success of the drive are Joseph Fletcher, Wal ter Murphy, John Stevenson, Russell Woodruff. Armand Gauthier. Norman Earl, Francis Bradley. Roland Gau- thier. Valbert Gauthier. Raymond Morrill,, Gordon Shaeffer, Leroy Brad ley, George Okenquist. The drive will continue, despite reports to the contrary, until Thanksgiving Day. and full report will be made shortly after that
 Fined in Court
 John Milklowski of Southington was fined si and costs on a charge of failure to have his drivers license properly endorsed, in the town court by Justice F. P. Prior last evening. Upon recommendation of Grand Juror William Foran who prosecuted the case, a charge of reckless driving against him was nolled. He was ar rected following a collision between his car and one driven by Edward Harris Of Pennington at Blossoms corner Thursday evening. It was brought out in court last evening that it was more a case of misiudgment than reckless driving and slight dam age was done by the accident so the charge Of reckness driving was dropped He did not. however, have his license properly endorsed and the small fine was levied.
 Christian Endeayor Meeting.
 The Christian Endeavor society Of the Congregational church will hold missionary meeting tomorrow evening in the church at o'cock. Miss Ger trude Rogers Of New Britain. former ly missionary in Turkey. will be the speaker. large attendance is eN- pected and members and friends are invited.
 Crimsons Practice
 The Crimson football team will hold practice tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock on Pierce lot in preparation for the game against the Triangles of Kensington in Kensington tomor- row afternoon. Members Of the squad are asked to report in front of Neri's block at l2 o'clock prepared to leave for Kensington. This will be one of the hardest games of the | season for the local team and the management intends 10 put the ! strongest lineup possible in the field. !
 Awarded Prizes.
 Miss Betty Parkinson and James Hayes, both of Plainvillc, were . awarded the prizes last evening for the best performance in the prize fox trot given at the Community theater. A large number Of couples competed but the exhibition Of the local couple was judged 10 he the best. X large crowd was present last evening and the competition was so keen that the is planning to conduct another in the near future. Several couples stated last evening that they will compete again with the purpose of winning
 Rcbekahs to Entertain.
 Martha Rebekah lodge win enter. tain the assembly officers of Windsor and Stella lodges. tho latter Of New Britain, Monday evening in odd Fol lows hail. Supper will be served { fl om 6:30 10 7;30 o'clock. A large class of candidates will bc initiated. All donations of food must be in the hall at ( o'clock.
 Annual Church sale.
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society and the Young Peoples society Of the Advent Chris ian church will hold tho annual church sale in Simpsons store next Tuesday and Wednesday. Fancy articles and food will be on sale with , special feature being Q variety of hand painted articles.
 PlainyilIc Bricfs.
 Thee will be meeting of inc Loyal Temperance Legion in the own hall Sunday afternoon al ] o'clock.
 The W. C. r. T.. will meet Tuesday afternoon al the home or Mrs. Martha Derby on Park street. Tho meeting yill commence at : o'clock.
 Junior SodaIity s0'ial
 The Junior Sodality of the Church ,f Our Lady Of Mercy will Eive an and social in tho Com ihcater Monday evening. and .cportS from inc committee indicate hat the spacious hall will be filled to ,N Nerfiowing when the curtain rises. Nh excellent program of music and lsucing has been prepared and promises to make the first venture of his society a success. The program s as follows: Address or welcome. Hiss Anna Parkinson; opening selcc- ion. the Junior Sodality: remarks. lev. John r.. Fay. pastor; toc dancing. Hiss Frances Shehan Of Hartford. ,iano selection. violin accompaniment. 'e ebastian Arcari and John Naronc: oe dancing. Miss Mary sheehan Of iartfofd piano solo. Miss Bctty Gal arhcr. and closing chorus, Jurior iodality. /
 For Library Fund I The woman's club Of Plairtillc will |. i've card party for the benefit Of | he library fund in the Masonic Tenn . Ie. Monday afternoon. November lg. { g.Sn o'clock. Tickets may bc sc urcd at the door or by notifying Mrs. low ard Smith. The library fund is ne of ths most noteworthy in the ,vp and ,cservcs the backing of all ubIic spirited citizens. The money ecurcd through the card party will c devoted 10 tho fund with which ihC brary is equipped with ucw books in he hope that some day. the fund will e large enough with which to erect separate building.
 Igaby BadIy ~caldel.
 Emmanuel Posados. three year old ,n of Mir. and Mrs. Santos Fosados [ Canal street, one of tho famiiics eionging to the spanish colony or