New Britain herald., 1923-11-28
Catholic Notes.

f Catholic Notes.
 4 mass Of Thanksgiving will be celebrated in the church Of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Catholic club will hold whist and dance in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street this evening. All members of the parish are invited to attend this affair. It is given under lthe auspices of the Holy Name so- | ciety and admission is free. A num- | Der of beautiful prizes are to be awarded.
 l Rangers Here Tomorrow. ! The Rangers 4. C. football team of New Britain win play the All 1 Plainville team on Rockwelrs Field tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. i This is scheduled to be one of the best played games of the present sea son and should attract a large crowd. The local aggregation will practice ] this evening Tn preparation for the tussle tomorrow.
 To Observe Anniversary. MT. and Mrs C.. C. Roberts of East street will quietly observe their 3Sth wedding anniversary tomorrow at the | home of their daughter and son-in- 1 law. Mir and Mrs. Leo St. Thomas of New Britain. They are among the best known residents of Plainville. Pythian Sisters Meet.
 Pythian Temple. No. a9. Pythian Sisters, will hold regular meeting this evening in odd Fellows hall. Officers for the coming term will be nominated and all members of the staff are requested to attend a re- hearsal which will take place. Other important matters will come up for discussion.
 Seriously III.
 Gustavus Cowles, who is well l known in Plainville. is seriously ill at his home on Pennington avenue i with pneumonia. The year and al half old daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. l Percy A. Cowles is i'll with the same l sickness. A trained nurse is in at ] tendance with both patients
 Christmas Seals sale
 The directors of the PlainNile Pub l lie Nursing association met last eve ming in the town hall and voted to | conduct the sale Of Christmas Tubcr- | culosis seals by canvass of the town ! through the mail. The members are | planting to conduct an extensive cam paign in this matter, as the amount | Of tuberculosis in the town has been | on the increase and the sale of the | seals relieves the town of a great deal | of expense and work. Further details will be published later. The sale will | start on Saturday. December 1.
 Red Gross Returns
 Chairman John F.. Lamb Of the Plainville Red Cross committee stated this morning that a total of about sl20 had been collected in the drive for Red Cross memberships Any peo- pie in Plainville who have not been solicited and who wish to join up, may do so by sending their membership fee to Miss Sadie Wheeler. treasurer or the committee. It has been decided | to continue the drive for the remaind- CT Of this week instead of having it i close tomorrow and on Saturday. booths will beplaced in the lobby Of the post office, in the I'lainyillc Trust 1 Co. and in the Galpin Drug Co. store where contributions will be received. II is the hope of the committee that the drive win at least equal the 1 amount collected last year. That 1 means that there is about si00 10 get 1 and only three days to do il in, Will 1 PlainVillc go over tho top?
 Baptist Church sale |
 All having articles which they plan 1 to donate towards the annual Christ. mas sale Of the aptist church which is to be held December { and | in the church parlors are asked 10 send or bring them 10 the church parlors on Friday afternoon between the hours Of and o'clock. new fca- turc win De added to the sale this year in the form Of a book table. For this purpose an appeal is made for books on travel. history, religion, good fiction or poetry and children's books which arc no longer in use.
 Community Dance
 \ large number Of the patrons Of the weekly dances at the Community l ihoater arc interested in tho an- . nouncmenf Of tho managers that Miss Brewster, the colored jazz singer, siil <. appear and perform this Friday night. 1, Advance information concerning Miss . Brewster states that she has become ! 3 fatorits in New York snd Boston. i, The music will be furnished by Cur i, ley Bros Charter Oak orchestra.
 Episcopal Notes
 y-Thanksgiving service al 10 a. m. Friday. St Andrews Day. ioly cenmunion at 10 a. m. choir re- hcarssfat 5 D. m.
 pfain,ille Briefs
 William Hird has returned to his l, nome on Maple street after receiving treatment at the Hartford hospital. [
 Miss Julia Graham and Miss Ger rude Lyman arc spending the hnli- lays with their uncle. Dr. Jay Prior ,f Boston. Mass. la
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of ' lincoln street are recei,ing congratu- :. ations on the birth of a son. . The first rank team of Fythian odgc of Plainville will confer the snk Of pasc On large class Of can i, lidates for St. Elmo lodge of New ' 3ritain this evening. The officers of v he Plainville lodge attended a tur- :, ,ey supper given by W. l.. Morgan il odge of New Britain last evening.
 Miss Elizabeth Rtniamin of Strong 2 'ourt Is home from school in Boston a