New Britain herald., 1923-02-09

sill meet this evening al $ a'eleek ia | Q, e, f hall. The Fank ef pake sill be conferred on a large class of candidates,
 Need Donations
 The seeial Welfare league, in order te carry on it's work af helpfulness, IS in great need of donations Of cloth ing, The needs Of the league are especially for underwear for men, women and children, elothing af all kinds for heys and girls nn to l2 years of age and shirts, trousers and shoes for men, Donations will he gratefully received at As Whiting street
 Collecting Taxes
 Tax Collector ". ], Hemmingway stated this morning that returns for the personal tax bills which he sent out recently are coming m rapidly every day. He wishes t0 announce that he will he present in his store on West Main street every day In the week and on every Monday. Friday and Aturday evening during the week and taxes may be paid 10 him there,
 Ta Form Team
 About fk members of Brock Barnes Post, American Legion. have signified their intentions Of making "a ifyont for the post bowling team which VIII he formed this evening at the Reerea- ton center alleys, Floyd Kalish Is the manager and he will record the en- tries as they appear. The post team Intends to form q strong aggregation and to challenge all the posts Of the state for the championship Of the ai- leys.
 Another team, composed of num- her of dark horses will he formed in short order and will be known as the Tiger Tanners. Its purpose ostensibiy Is to challenge the Plainville Tigers and hot time Is expected when that match comes of. No information as to the identities of the members could be had this morning.
 Word of Death
 Word has been received here of the death in Pennington of Mrs Clemen- the F. Stafford. aunt of w. A. Bal ley. local undertaken She was born in Chester, Conn. on March G. 1880 and her death came suddenly We'd nesday morning. Mir. Bailey has charge of the funeral arrangements and intorment will be held in Hart ford
 Advent Christian Notes
 4 very interesting talk was given last evening by Evangelist Glenden- ming at the Advent Christian church on How God May Yet Speak to Men" He explained this asseefion by analogy with the voices that are go- Ing through the air as illustrated by radio. God can surely speak to us if we are sensitive to receive His mes sage.
 Tonight, the text used to show the foretelling of the movies, the radio ture of the Kaiser will be briefly re- viewed for the benefit of those who missed hearing them. The topic to- night will be "The Way Made Plain. The Junior choir will sing tonight at the services. There will be no meet ing tomorrow evening. Services will be held Sunday at 1o:45 a. m.. and [ p. m.
 Drum Corps Bazaar
 The grand bazaar of the Plainville fife and drum corps opened last eve ming in Firemen's hall in Forestville. The attendance was not as large as was expected, but tonight and tomor- row night the big crowds are looked forward to. The program last eve ming was furnished by the New Brit ain drum corps and consisted of clog dancing and vocal solos, Tonight will be Bristol night and large crowd of visitors will be present A good en- tertainment is promised and dancing will be enjoyed. The fair will close