New Britain herald., 1923-03-16
PainuiM Mews
M'NALLY GARAGE| IS LEASED ID FACTORY Standard Steel & Bearing Co. Rents Building for Storage House CHIMNEY FIRE AT DEAN HOME

Carl Altcnis Becomes III on Street.
 Jersey Herd Passes State and
 Federal Tests-Lentcn Services.
 Bowling Notes--Briefs.
 James c. McNally, proprietor of Macs Garage" at oS Whiting street announced today that he has leased the building for one year with the privilege of a years renewal to the Standard Steel and Bearing Co. The company will take possession on March 20. and, according to Mir. Mo. Nally. will use the building for a storage house. The present occupant of the building will vacate on March 19.
 Fire at Dean Home.
 Hose Co. No. was called out by an alarm on the Bristol Mfg. Go. whistle at s:30 o'clock last evening to the rome of Noah Dean on West Broad street. A chimney fire was in pro- gross, but it took the fremen only a few minutes to extinguish the blaze. I No damage was done.
 | A large crowd of youngsters and l adults was drawn to the vicinity of the fire house when the alarm sounded. thinking that the new fire truck would respond. The Mack has not been taken out yet. however, and the old Pope Hartford truck re- sponded. The speed with which it travelled the length of West Main street to Washington street, shows that the purchase of the old truck was one of the best that Plainville ever made. According to reports, it has not ben overhauled for the past nine years and it was working in al- most perfect order. The equipment at the local fire house should rank with the best when both trucks are put into commission.
 The Mysterious Five defeated the Ilainville Tigers on the Ideal alleys last evening by the score in total pin fall of 1526 to 1477. John Valentine manager of the Tigers, has his usual alibi for the defeat.
 Food Sale
 Three cla sses of the junior depart ment of the Congregational Sunday school will hold a food sale in the church from to 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The children have made all arrangements themselves and will be in entire charge.
 Martha Rebckah Lodge
 Martha Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. F. will hold a food sale in the vacant store in Tanner block tomorrow aft ernoon. A regular meeting will be held Monday evening after which St. Patrick's social will be enjoyed
 Knights of Pythias
 Pythian lodge, K. of F., will meet this evening in regular weekly ses- sion, and the rank of page will be worked on a large class of candidates. A social hour will follow the business session.
 At The Community The regular weekly dance will be held at the Community theater this evening. The dances thus far under the management of Andrew Hogan have been such a success, that bi- weekly affairs will probably be the usual thing if the demand is great enough. The music this evening will be furnished by the Community or chestra which has been reorganized and added to by a couple of extra musicians.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 George Newton is ill at his home on West Main street, but his condi- ton is not serious.
 The senior choir of the Advent Christian church will meet this eve hing at the home of Assistant Chor- ster Beatrice Peace at 21 Tomlinson avenue.
 Carl Altenis was taken suddenly ill afternoon at the corner of West Main and Whiting streets and Several men ran to his as- ,istance from A. J. Bordeau's barber ,hop and he was sent to his home on Whiting street in an autom obile. His condition was not serious this morn ng.
 Passes Tubercular Test
 A 17 head herd of jersey COWS on he Trout Brook farm which is owned ,y J. B. Lewis has successfully passed he second state and federal test, it vas announced today. and is now . lassed as an accredited herd, the only me so termed in Plainville. '
 Mrs. John B. Minor Funeral services for Mrs. John B. Iinor will be held tomorrow from Ter home on East Main street and I will be strictly private. Burial will e in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Lenten Services