New Britain herald., 1923-04-06
PlainNillc.
441 4I9 Glastonbury.
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Heavy Docket Today.

tO toTtN tp 'c' ''''' fore Justice Prior in the town court today, and 1t Is expected that they will make today's session one of the ;.eayiest of the year. The Sullivan trial on the charge of driving under the influence Of liquor and Byrolly on the charge of operating an auto mobile after his license had been sus- pended for i've years are the two most important to be tried.
 Two cases of truck drivers who were arrested by State Policemen Hanson and Palmer were continued yesterday until Monday.
 Taking Down Theatrr.
 The Neri Bros. have started to tear down the open air theater which las been confronting the people of Plainvile for the past few years As it is only frame. the raging operation will be completed in short order, it is expected. The plans of the owners have not been announced but many expressions of approval have been heard over the present move to make the center look nat ural.
 Hepworth Home Sold.
 Alfred Hepworth. Plainvile con. tractor, has sold his home on East street to Carl E. Carlson of Torring. ton. The sale was made through the agency of Charels F. Conlon. Mir Carlson will take possession of the premises on May l. He is employed at the Plainyille Casting Co.
 Mems Entertainment.
 The Young Mems class of the Con gregational church will present ar original production in the church parlors tonight at 7:45 o'clock. Int play is entitled Good Goods" The proceeds will be divided between the class and the Sunday school.
 The rivals of the men, the Lambd Delta class, gave an unusually fine entertainment short time ago, but the male members are positive that the honors will be theirs after this evening.
 There will be specialties by male quartet. which will be an addition that the young people were unable tt produce and two of the best mum. bers, Bull Dog on the Bank" and Who Did" will be introduced.
 The play. in substance, is one o old New England and has been writ ten and directed by Louis Pike. Int cast is as follows: The Jew, ar alchemist Verne Wyman; Horatit Lego. his apprentice, Sterling Wy ckoff; Ezekiel Finch, an old gentle man, Harry Josephson; peddler, Al bert White; vendor, Sydney Martin pr. Noah Dix. the Jews rival. Howart Stephenson; forest revelers. Waite Woods. Howard Stephenson. lAlber White and others, and Mathilda. Dr Dix's sister, Mrs. Loomis.
 A candy sale will be held in con junction with the play.
 Offers Bowling Prizes.
 Fred Hastings stated last evening that in the interests of furtherins sport in Plainville. he wished to an nounce that he offers 8 to the loca bowler who either ties or beats tn, highest score made this season il either alley. He also offers S2 to th' woman who will be the first to bow over the score of 1o5. These score must be made in competition and thu owners of the bowling alleys will b' the judges of the correctness of thu scores. The place is optional witi the contestants and the time start from this announcement. The win ner will collect from Mir. Hastings This is the first move of the seasor by any resident of Plainvile to re vive the old-tiine interest in sport il this town
 Advent Christian Church.
 The Woman's Missionary society O the Advent Christian church gathered at the home of Mrs. Peace last even ing in honor of her birthday. Th' affair came as a complete surprise t the lady of the evening. She Va presented with a beautiful purse, th' presentation speech being made by B r. Brooks, pastor. Readings wer' given by Miss Beatrice Peace ant Miss Catherine smith, A buffe lunch was served.
 Time for Dog Licenses.
 A large number of residents hay called at the office of the town clerl the past week to secure licenses fo their dogs. Miss Mae Morgan, tn town clerk, stated this morning tha she will be present in the office Mon day. Wednesday and Thursday even ings of next week for the accommo dation of the owners. The canine must be licensed before May l, t escape an additional charge of s1.
 Ideal Whist Club.
 The Ideal Whist club nets this af ternoon at 2.3o o'clock at the hom of Mrs. Leon Thomas. Cards will b played and a social will be enjoyed.
 At the Community
 The regular Friday night dance wi be held at the Community theater thi evening and large crowd is expecte to be on hand, as there is a possibilit that the dances will he stopped in tn Mr