New Britain herald., 1923-09-18

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 PlainFille Hose Co. No, l was called out yesterday afternoon at l2si5 o'clock te Aiannins's garage al HaFl's corners where a junk pile had heen set afFe, There was TO need for the hFemsn, but neishbaFs. thinking that the garage was ahFe sent in the alarm. some of the old ears at the gaHaEr had been set on firs.
 Removed ID Hospital 4 Mrs, Nellie Harris who has been ill af her home on iiEoad street for lhs past five months. was removed Co the Hartford hospital yesterday for obser- Nation and treatment,
 New Noters Made i Despite the prediction that there would he a large number of new voters made in Plsinvilie last satur- i day, only seven applicants appeared to take the oath of eleetoF, or thfs seven, one was a woman. The board Of selectmen and the town clerk with the registrars of voters were on hand all day long. but they were not rushed | for business.
 Editorial Writer Here Miss Florence A. cowles, editorial writer on the stan Of the Cleveland "Plain Dealer" Cleveland. O.. Is visit ing at her home in Pennington. Miss cowies has host Of friends in Plain vile who will greet her when she at- tends the celebration Of the Plainville Grange in the burning of the mort gage. Miss cowles will be well re. membered by Grange members. as she was secretary Of the Plainvilic branch for many years and was very active member because Of her exceptional dramatic ability and her capabilities as e sketch writer.
 Woman's Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation Of the congregational church will hold a program meeting Thursday afternoon at . o'clock In the church parlors and the play over the Teacups" will he presented. This will be the first 1 meeting Of the fall season and the envelopes for the summer months are due. The Talent Party will be held In october.
 Fircmen's Council Opens.
 The carnival under the auspices of the Plainville fremen opened last evening at the town lot on the corner of Whiting and Maple streets with a big street parade headed by the Plainville Fife and Drum corps. The members of Plainville Hose Co. No. 1 appeared in the line of march in full uniform and made pretty spec tacle for the townspeople 10 watch.
 A large crowd attended the affair, despite the chilly weather. and the booths which have been set up were well patronized. The high dive of Dare Devil Oliver, who propels him. self backwards from a high ladder | a tank of water six feet deep, held the crowds spellbound and the performer on the trapez was greeted with rounds of applause. | The carnival will continue through out the entire week and will come to I a close with mammoth field day at which delegations of firemen from all over the state will be present on Sat f urday.
 Plainyille Briefs. Mrs. Harry Pindar and daughter, Ethel, have returned home Nafter a weeks visit with relatives in Phla- delphia, Pa. , Harry c. Tyler has moved from 19 :. Park street to 72 Broad street. Frank z Ellis has moved into the house va ,ated by MT. Tyler. Vincent D. Glynn has returned 10 ' New Haven to resume his studies at he Yale Law achool. Raymond Kellogg of New Britain lvenue has returned to resume his tudies at Clark university. Worcester, dass. Flags and Bunting at James Dry s foods Store, West Main street.-advt. 8 FOR SALE-5 piece leather set. g 'rice reasonable. 55 Pierce Street. 'lainville, Conn. Mrs. J. Robidoux.g W dvt. ft Sale of Furniture---Wednesda af- T arnoon and evening at 14 Hough S t. Inquire of Mrs G. l.. Ashey, c, ames' Store.--adyt.
 Watch our windows during Fire q, len's Week. Special prices. Plain g, He Eng. X Supply Co.--advt, di
 d' Piano Teacher--Miss Adella Nor fl ,n, pupil of l.. Leslie 10th, Studio. fl West Main street; day or evening " eriods. Apply Mondays.-advt. r,
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