New Britain herald., 1923-11-01

he could return home to live with her
He stated that after seven months, he
received his discharge from subma-
fine 81 at New London.
He returned to Plainville. his story
continues and interviewed his wife.
He claims that she then refused to
live with him and while the inter-
view was going on. his wife's mother
interrupted to state that if lie could
not furnish A home worth at least
s1,500, she would not allow the girl
to live with him. Gnazzo said he
secured work in the Plainyille Cast
ing Co.. was making good wages and
has tried several times to induce his
spouse to set up in home, but she
has refused
To Play on Tie
The meeting of the Recreation
Center bowling league this evening
promises to be one of the most in
teresting and bitterly fought contests
that has ever been waged in the town.
The games will be rolled between the
Tigers. who have been known as the
Russell Clock team and the team rep
resenting the Holy Name society of
the church of Our Lady of Mercy.
At present each team is tied for first
place with five games won and one
game lost and the games tonight will
settle the tie and break the ice. Fol-
lowers of both teams stated this morn
ing that they thought that the out
come of the games tonight would
forecast the winners of the league.
Both teams are evenly matched.
All Souls Day Services
Services for All Souls Day will be
held in the church of Our Lady of
Mercy tomorrow morning with masses
at $50 and S o'clock. The mass at
8 o'clock will be a high mass or re-
auiem at which the souls of the de-
parted OF the parish will be remem-
hered especially with the souls of all
the dead. Tomorrow will also he
the first Friday of the month
and for that reason, communions Will
be served also at o'clock. COMES
sions will be held this afternoon at
o o'clock and again at 1880 this evening
Services in the Episcopal church to-
morrow morning at 3 o'clock Will con-
sist of a requiem eucharist for the
Child of All Souls of the Hartford
Archdeaconrv Of the Episcopal
church. REV. George Hilton, rector
of the PIainvilc church OF our
Saviour. will be the celebrant. IhoSe
wishing to have friends remembered
in This service should give their names
TO the rector today.
Crimsons To Play Sunday
The Crimsons will play Maeks M
stars of New Britain on Rockwell
leld Sunday afternoon. The locals
ave been putting in some stir prac-
ice sessions in preparation for the
yame and are hoping TO pun out win
win in the contest. The Nisltihs
cam is an aggregation of fast men
md are sure to give the local team
lard battle for the honors OF the day.
Halloween Party
Miss Gertrude Lyman of % West
lain street entertained about 20 OF
Ter friends at her home last evening
[ a Halloween party. The affair was
masquerade and some clever cos
umes were worn. Games and dane
ng were enjoyed throughout the eve
ing and lunch was served,
Episcopal Church Notes
A clam chowder and hash supper
,ili be held In the parish house OF the
Episcopal church OF Our Saviour this
yoning between the hours Of G and
o'clock. The banquet has heon pre-
,ared by Mrs. II. -. Cady and prom
Sos TO be a treat to all who attend,
Plain,illc Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Dry OF Naugatuck left
cstcr1ay after spending n few days
[ the home of Mr.. and Mrs Bennett
. Galpin on Hough street, Mrs. Dry
J a sister to Mrs salpin. The Maui
atuck people will 1eace next week to
lake their home in California.
Mrs. Leo Isgoy and daughter OF SIS
Vest Main street left yesterday for ,
isit with relatives I'm Reno, Nevada.
Sewing Circle Meets
The Pythian Sisters Sewing circle !,
Ill meet Friday afternoon at . A.,
clock at the home OF Mrs Margaret 1
'ilber at - Washington street All !
Iembers arc requested 10 attend 10 (
repare for the annual sale. n
The annual sale OF Pythian Temple I
o. 20, Pythian sisters, will be held q
ofember 81 in Prior's drug store.
his will be the second annual sale
nd fancy articles OF all kinds and \
'od will be put on the booths. \
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