New Britain herald., 1923-11-30
iRgton sideswiped the rear end of the touring car. Nobody was injured.
 CathO!i. Whist Notes

ington sideswipcd the rear end of the touring car. Nobody was injured. Catho!ir Whist Notes The whist and social held in the American Legion post rooms on Whit ing street Wednesday evening for the members of the church Of Our Lady of Mercy was a great success and was largely attended. The next affair will be held on December 20 and from then once month until the end of the season. At that time the woman or man having the highest score will be awarded s5 gold piece.
 The prize winners Wednesday eve ning were: Men, 1st, Daniel NJ. Col lins; End. Francis Kelley and consola- ton, James Graham. Ladies, lst, Mrs. William Gallagher: End, Miss Nellie Flood; consolation. Mrs. James Cafferty. An II pound turkey was awarded to Miss Margaret Mary Col lins.
 Observes Stth Birthday
 Mrs. Martha Talmadge, of 204 Broad street. observed her S4th birth day at her home Wednesday. The af- fair was quiet family gathering. Mrs. Talmadge is grandmother of the three Talmadge sisters, Norma. Con- stance and Mrs. Buster Heating. well known screen stars.
 Play Tie Game
 The All-Plainville football team and the Rangers A. C. eleven battled to a - tie on Rockwell's Field yesterday in the football classic Of the season. A large crowd of fans turned out to watch the contest and thrills at every play rewarded them. The game was one of the best seen in local field this year and showed that the team is able 10 compete with the best in its class.
 Eighth Anniversary
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schiebbe of 40 East street observed the eighth anni- versary Of their wedding at their home Wednesday evening. About 10 guests gathered and a musical pro- gram was enjoyed. X supper was served. Mir. and Mrs. Schiebbe have been residents Of Plainyille for about three months, having come here with the Standard Steel and Bearing Co. from Philadelphia. They were pre- sented with gift from those attend ing.
 I.Utyltains Relatives
 Mrs. Ray Neh' of West Main street entertained q party Of about IS rela- tives al her home yesterday. A Thanksgiving dinner was served and an enjoyable day was spent.
 sails for England.
 William Herbert of Tomlinson apenuo will sail for England tomorrow after stay. of about i months with his uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Marshall of rlainville. Mfr. Herbert plans 10 visit at his home in West Hartlenool, where members Of his immediate family are living.
 Relatives Entertained
 Mrs. S, l.. Dexter and Mrs. Clara Sechrcst entertained a large number Of relatives at their home at a hounti- fn Thanksgiving. dinner. Guests were present from Boston, Auburn dale, Mass, south Norwalk. Jamaica, l.. l.. New Britain and Plainvile Among those present were Mir. and Mrs Joseph r, White oJ Hollywood. California, who are studying at school at Nyack. N. r., in preparation for q life of missionary work in south America. Mir. White will be remem- bered by many here as former resi- dent, who. as a member Of the Plain vile basketball team Of years gone s. proved to be one Of tho best athletes in the town. Fl. and his wife arc making the trip East on their honey moon.
 Attend Silver Wedding
 X large number Of Plainyiile people ] attended the silver wedding annlvcr- l sary in Bristol yesterday or Mr. and ! Mrs. Henry Tyson. Mrs. Tyson was i before her marriage, Miss Margaret . cafferty Of Bank street. plainville. . Two sons have been born to the wed- ! lock.
 Wedding Announcement.
 Announcement has been made or the marriage of Louis Y. Russc of ] Plainville to Miss Inez Housc Of Bal- : timore. The ceremony was per formed in that city on Wednesday,. The couple will reside in Baltimore.
 Mar ~asings Redemption.
 An important notice has been rec cciyed al the Plaintille post office from headquarters stating that holders Of war savings certificates will be aoie to redee m them upon rrcspnta- lion on or after tomorrow. December i. They may be concerted Into treasury savings certificates or may bc turned in for cash. all cash re- lemrtions being made as Of January 1. 1924
 Bowling Match Tonight
 The supremacy Of Plain,ille with -cgards to bowling will be at stake his cvcnnEi when the Rigbthanders nd the Iefthanders Of the town will oil match games for the champion ,hip. The best Ssrboard beavers will stack up against the pick of the .outhpaws and bloody battle is cN- ,ected. John Valentine. the man with the slim figure but the loud oice. will captain the southside ringers. while Donald Freedman will cad his trusty right mittcrs. The .aaies will start promptly al St o'clock.
 TlainSillc Isricrs John 13crcin or Broad street IS en- ettainnE his brother from New York ity sal,atorr Marine is ho1ns from ( Scw York visiting his parents. Nr l