New Britain herald., 1923-05-09

charge 0f The construction af the read Aiil laF a nfN TRadbeh ahaut AN feel f1em the present one and Nill siraigh- ten 0ut the fniiTe passwaE This Nill put the new road nearer ta the hnngalaE whish stands on the side Of ihe knoll,
 nur I-aslg af Merry Notes,
 Tomorrow viii he observed as As esnsi0n Thursday in the church ef Our Lady af Mercy, Masses will he said at h;sA and s R'GlOek, G0nfss- sians will he heard this evening at J;sN 0'elaek- Ascension aag is 9 h0lF day af obligation and an members 0f the parish are obliged ts attend mass,
 Episcopal Calendar
 Tomorrow, Thursday, is Ascension .sH, Holy Communion at 70 g, m,; W0man's Alkiliary ai e;aa p mi ehaiF rehearsal and Clarion club al T.sa P, m, The Parish Guild will hold Fmmmage sale in NeWt0a's store 0n Friday afternoon and all day Saturday, Articles for sale are sos lieited and may be sent ta the store on Thursday evening or Friday morn ing,
 Ethel Teaehman Leads
 Miss Ethel Teachman leads in the popularity contest being conducted in connection with the rythiaR carnival hy the WerEns elnh, The standing io date is as follows; Ethel Teach- man, s,sSN votes; Vera Saunders, s,0hN' Irene smith, l,ih0, and Ruby Miller, l,Ah0, A close finish h eNr neeted as many friends of the leading misses are planning to make a final drive for the favoriies, The nras eeeds of this affair will be donated Into the fund for the visiting nurses automobile,
 Tomorrow afternoon will be free day for the school children, There will he free rides on the horses and free shows for the benefit of the The athletic show Is at- tracting large crowds every evening.
 visiting in New York.
 Mrs Robert Hand of ie9 West Main street is spending the week a' the Netherlands Hotel in New Yorh as the guest of Captain and Mrs. Ford and their two children. Cap tain Ford is m officer in the British army and has been stationed for number Of years in China, He VII return to England at the end Of this week.
 Congregational Notes
 The Woman's Federation Of the church will hold q regular business meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. Preparatory service will be held tomorrow evening at 1850 o'clock. Communion service will be held next Sunday and all services Will be on daylight saving time.
 Ladies' Auxiliary Meets.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, met last evening at the home Of Mrs. Fisher on Maple street and work on the peoples for Memorial Day was continued. Other important matters were discussed.
 Water in Cellars
 Many of the cellars Of business nlaces in Plainville were partially fooded last evening and this morning by the heavy rains. The root over the barber shop of A. J. Bordean ana Hutton and Jones. Inc. clothing store leaked, badly damaging some or the goods and putting the propr,etors 10 much inconvenience. me ee''"'' were filled with water.
 Miscellaneous Shower.
 Mice Gertrude Thomas was pleas antly surprised with miscellaneous shower given by Helen Hiltbrand and Myrtle Deloy at the home of Miss De- loy on Broad street last evening The home was tastiy decorated in yellow and green. The bride to be was re- cipient of many beautiful gifts pre- sented by little Dorothy Hird, niece of the hostess. Miss Thomas is to become the bride of Steve R. Dietzko of Plainville in the near future.
 Plainyille Briefs.
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Justus Roedler of Mountain View
 Seouassen lodge. l. o. o. F. will meet Friday evening in l. o. 0. F. hall,
 A play entitled An Evening In Japan will be given by Miss Bedford's class of the Congregational church, Friday, May II, at 7:45.
 s2.OO Trimmed Hat Sale, tomorro" at Goldenblum Millinery Co.,, New Britain.-advt.
 Potato Salad. 1sc lb, tom orrow only Cooked Food Shop.-advt.
 s2,O0 Trimmed Hat Sale, tomorrow at Goldenhlum Millinery Co.,, New Rritain.- -adNt
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Re- deemer A, NJ. F.. church will hold their annual fair at Grange Hall' Thurs, Fri, May 10th and 11th. En- tertainment each night.--advt.
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