New Britain herald., 1923-05-17
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 4 large delegation 0f the members af the Plaingille Chamber 0t Cons meFee will attend the banquet of the state chamber at the Hotel Bond in ltaFtfaTd this evening, Prominent speakers who are known throughout the naii0n will he present and some very interesting subjects Will be treated,
 Cars Get stranded,
 For the past few days it has been regular thing ta see one or more automobiles or trucks stuck on the Plainvills' 'sauthiRgtaR read, The e0n' ditinn Of the side 0f the road which is passahle while the other side isI under construction, is so poor, that most of the ears have great difficulty in getting through,
 To Hold a Food Sale,
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Rapr tist church will held a food sale on Friday afternoon from ta o'clock in the store in ihe Odd Fellows hl0ek soon to he occupied by John Pettinato. The store was formerly known as Prior's drug store,
 Episcopal Notes,
 Thursdays Tonight at 7's0 ?, m. Parish Guild, Saturday, nlmmaee sale in Newtens store, An articles which are 10 he donated, should be sent in as soon as possible,
 At the Community.
 Gurley Brothers Charter Oak or' chestra will ho the attraction again Friday evening at the Community thester at the weekly dance. The largest crowd of the season at- tended the dance Inst week and the music pleased them SO much that many requests have heen received by Mir Hogan for return engagement. The dances have been attracting large crowds from Bristol. southington and New Britain besides Plainyille'
 Saturday evening, the Sons of Italy club will conduct q dance at the Community thenter and the main at- traction will be George Marlow and his Bellewood Serenaders. large number of dance lovers have heard this exceptionally good orchestra and they well know that a good time will be had Saturday night.
 Baseball Notes.
 The fast West Ends of Torrington will be the attraction at the baseball field Sunday afternoon against the Plain>ille town team. The Annex of that town were engaged to play but it has been discovered that they will be unable to come this sunday, The West Ends are rated as one of the fastest teams in that section and the members of the team are mostly those who have played with the Tor rington big team. The local lineup will be greatly strengthened for the coming week as this will be one of the hardest games of the season. Plainville Briefs.
 Sequassen lodge, l. o. 0. F., will hold an important meeting this eve ming in l o. o. F. hall. report from the grand lodge will be read,
 Pythian lodge, K. of P. will meet tomorrow night and reports will be made on the proceeds of the recent carnival
 Clarence Anderson. head of the sales tax department of the United States Internal Revnue in Hartford, was awarded Studebaker light six | automobile by the Governors Foot Guard in Hartford Tuesday evening w. Main St., 137-Furnished room --advt.
 | In Memoriam. I
 In loving memory of Mrs. Emily White | who died May 10. 1922:
 One lonely year has passed away | Since my great sorrow fell; | Yet In my heart I mourn the loss. of her loved so we'll
 | Although her face I cannot see, Her voice I cannot hear; l [ nften sit and think of her,