New Britain herald., 1923-07-12

will not be finished for this fall tern
and the plan OF the school committe,
Is to hold part sessions in the schools
Another plan for the high school pu
pills has been suggested whereby
church or some private place could b.
used temporarily until high schoo
is built. This does not appear yer,
feasible, however, as 1t will mean new
equipment and a poor system OF edu
eating for while.
Baseball Notes
The Plainyille town team will cross
bats with the Besse Leland team OF
New Britain at st. Mary's playground
Sunday afternoon. The locals have
secured McCue from Unionville tc
play first base, in place of Russ Win
inger who is on the retired list be-
cause of broken ankle. The new
man is one of the best first sackers In
this section, is. sweet fielder and a
hard hitter. The pitcher has not yet
been selected, but Manager French ex-
poets to sign up a dark horse before
Sunday. A large delegation of Plain
vile rooters is planning to accom-
pany the team.
On Motor Trip
Frank A. Hart and family of East
Main street motored to Pine Grove,
Mantle yesterday where Mrs. Hart
and son, Chester, will spend the next
three weeks. Mr.. Hart, who is con-
nected with the Flint Bruce Co. of
Hartford. will motor down over each
Grange Lawn Party
Plans for the Grange lawn party
10 be held next Tuesday evening on
The lawn of the home of Mrs. Harold
Newell on Bohemia street are pro-
crossing very successfully, according
o an announcement by the commit
s planning to attend and outdoor
,ames will be played and refresh
nents will be served. A short bust
Tess meeting will be held in the house
It 1880 o'clock.
To Conduct Dance
The regular weekly dance at the
theater will take place to-
morrow evening under the manage
nent of Mr.. Spofford. This will be
welcome piece of news to large
ct in Plainville who have enjoyed the
weekly affairs. Gurley Bros. Charter
Oak orchestra which has won such
.reat favor with the dancers will fur
fish the music and a large delegation
II regular patrons from the surround
ng towns will be present. i
Plainrille Briefs
Miss Bernice Mitchell of East street
s entertaining her cousin, Miss Doris
dorroway of Southington.
Mrs. Lizzie Hitchcock of Kansas
Iity, Mo-. is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Tyler of Park
treet.
Mrs. Harrison johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert of Noun
ain road, expects to sail from PAN
ina this month. She will make an
attended visit to Connecticut.
George Cameron. Jr.. of Morris
'ove, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. James
:. Murphy of Whiting street.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
hurch will hold the annual outing at
AXE Compounce Saturday. Those
,oing will leave on the Bristol trolley
which leaves the center at 1925
clock.
Miss Pepi Kaiser of Springfield,
lass, a former resident of Plainville.
S the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
)iggles of Washington street
Sequassen lodge, !. o. o. F., will
lold regular meeting in Odd Fell
ows hall this evening.
Reduction in prices of patent medi-
ines at Byington's drug store. Squibbs
III soc, Wampole's Cod Liver Oil soc, |
astoria SOC, Citrate of Magnesia Csc.
nd Hydrogen Peroxide at 10c are a |
ew samples of the general reduction. |
his is not an anniversary or inven- |
Dry sale but for every day in the year.