New Britain herald., 1923-11-19

store Wednesday afternoon aud even
ing. A large variety OF fancy work
and foodstuffs will be on hand and
ladies of the committee will be pres
ent to accommodate patrons
The Ladies' Auxiliary and the w II.
& +. NJ. society of the Christian Ad-
vent church will hold the Christmas
sale of food, aprons and fancy ar
ticles tomorrow and Wednesday after
Moons and evenings at w. J. Simpsons
store on East Main street.
Hears of Brothers. DEATH
John Lavasseur of Whiting street
received word yesterday of his
brothers death in Waterbury. He
left for the city Immediately upon re-
ceipt of the telegram.
Football Dance
Once again tomorrow night, an
other of the popular dances being
staged weekly by the All-Plainville
football team. will be held at the
Community theater. Large numbers
have been attending these affairs,
proving they have become popular
weekly occurrence.
Undergoes Operation
Elmer Thomas. formerly a resident
Of PlainNilIe but now of New Brit
ain, underwent an operation for mas
told at the Hartford hospital, Satur-
day. While at Plainville, Mr.. Thomas
was clerk at Huttons store and has
large circle of friends who regret
that he is once again forced to I'M
dergo the surgeons knife. This is
the tenth operation that Mr.. Thomas
has undergone in as many years.
Ladies' Aid Meets
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet in the church
parlors Wednesday evening at 7:45 /
o'clock for a social hour. Mrs. |
Frank Hart, Mrs. c. j. Morse and |
Mrs. Arthur Farrar are in charge OF !
the affair which is for members of !
the society only
Stowe Funeral
The funeral of Edgar l.. Stowe of |
North Adams, a former resident of !
Plainville and Southington, was held !
Saturday afternoon with services i'm !
the Bradley Memorial chapel in Oak |
Hill cemetery in Southington. The |
Masonic ritual was carried out over |
the grave, the Plainville lodge con- |
Quoting tho burial service.
Mrs. Charles Norton Buried
The funeral of Mrs. Charles II. |
Norton OF Red Stone Hill, who died |
Friday night at st. Francis hospital, !
Hartford, was held this afternoon at
> o'clock from her home. Rev.
Charles $. Wyckoff, pastor of the
Plainrille Congregational church, Of
ficiated at the services. Burial was in |
Worcester, Mass
Rcbekahs To Entertain
Martha Rebekah will entertain the
officers of the Windsor lodge and
Stella lodge of New Britain this eve
ming in Odd Fellows hail. supper
will be served from $50 to 1880
o'clock and large class of candidates
will be initiated.
Pythian sisters sale
pythian Temple No. 30. pythian
will hold the annual food
sele in Prior's Drug store Wednesday,
81. Fancy articles. food
and homemade candy will be on
sale aud the proceeds viii be donated
to the charitable objects Of the So
ciety.
Piain,illc Briefs
Mrs. ID. G. Peck Is seriously III at
her home on Broad street with an at
tack of Neuritls.
Mrs. Helen Freeman is demonstrate +
ing the heating pad for which she
has the entire representation in this
state at the Greenwich village fair
In Hartford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. y. Cady will leave
tomorrow for Miami. Florida. to
spend the winter.
Cards have been received from Mr.. |
md Mrs. Howard l.aIield stating that I
hey have arrived at their destination. +,
Furnished front room for rent, ~ I
Whiting street. American gentleman =
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