New Britain herald., 1923-01-10

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s...:::. {: 1. Asx2Zz sf entertainments in the church paFr lOFs Friday evening al Tits o'clock. The club will present a tableau eR- titled Tn My Garden of Flowers ss Nine persons will take part, slE Of them representing flowers and the ethers fairies and butterflies, The presentation will be both entertaining and instructive,
 Basketball Game
 The Epsorth league i've Of this town defeated the fast five represent ing the Sons Of Italy club. also of plainyille in an exciting game of basketball last evening on the John Jennings school floor in Bristol by the score Of 2e to IT, From the first moment Of play. the game was ek' citing and close throughout and Epr worth i've were favored with the breaks of the game and nesed onl their opponents.
 Athletic Meeting
 There will he an open meeting with representatives Of the Hartford caun- ty r. M. c. \. tomorrow evening in the town hall 10 discuss the advisabil- ity Of the athletic clubs of the town becoming amalgamated with the Y. N. c. A. An invitation to all persons in the town who are interested in the furtherance of sports here 10 at- attend is extended by the committee in charge. and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance. The ques- ton has been talked of for a long time. and 1t is the hope that arrange ments will be made whereby Plainville will again take her place among the towns Of the state as one of the lead Ing sport centers
 Episcopal Notes
 The annual meeting of the Episco- pal parish for the election of vestry and other officers and the receiving of reports of the rector and treasurer will take place this evening at 8 o'clock.
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. the annual meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary will take place.
 Tomorrow evening at o'clock. the annual meeting of the Clarion club will be held. Election Of offi- cers and reports of activities for the past year will take place.
 Benefit Performance.
 Tickets for the benefit performance to be given at the Community the ater on January IT under the an- spices of the Painville Grange. are selling fast and large attendance Is assured even at this early date. The proceeds will be donated into a fund to buy car for the use of the Wis., iting Nurse Association.
 To Change Location.
 Peter J. Prior, proprietor of the drug store in Odd Fellows block on West Main street will move his busi- ness into the store in Neri's block | which was recently vacated by Levine and Meyerovitz. Mir. Prior expects to start business in his new stand on February l.
 Pheasants Appear.
 Three pheasants of extraordinary beauty of plumage have been ap- bearing daily in the rear of the Odd Fellows block on West Main street, and they appear to be very tame. It is believed that the birds have been driven so close to civilization by the ! scarcity of food In the woods sur the town. This is not a notice to the amateur hunters of Plainville, as 1t is against the law to kill the birds.
 Workmen from the Brunswick, Collendar company of New York are busiy engaged in setting the alleys in Hart's Bowling pa- vilion on Whiting street. The alleys for Murphy and Hird's Recreation Center have arrived and will be set within few days. Grand openings are being planned for both places.
 Plainville Briefs. James J. Graham has resumed his iuties at the local post office after ] severe attack of acute indigestion. Miss Maud Miller of Church street will spend the remainder of the win .er tn Florida Men wanted at ice-house. Come, eady for work. Norton Ice House, New Britain road.--advt :, Our 10th annual sale opens Satur- lay, Jan. 9th, and lasts two weeks. 70 per cent discount on entire stock.
 H. A. JAMES.