New Britain herald., 1924-09-25

this that the invitation was sent from the Rhode Island department.
 Returns From Hospital v
 Frank Hohbeln of the post ofiice force has returned to his home here after undergoing a successful opera ton at the Hartford hospital. Mir. Hohbein has at various times been in i'll health and his condition be- came such that an operation was deemed advisable. His condition is said to be very good.
 Going to Scotland
 Mrs. Robert Craig of Park street left today for Scotland where she will join her husband, Robert Craig Mir. Craig, it will be remembered. was called home short time ago by the serious illness of his father, Word received from him recently states that his fathers condition is rapidly improving. f
 Special Speaker Sunday
 Rev, Elmer A. Dent, D. D. of New York city will be the special speak CT at the services in the Plainville NJ. F, church next Sunday morning.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing will be held in the church this evening at 7;45 o'clock.
 Receiving Congratulations
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Watson of New Haven are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a son, Clar- ence, born at the New Haven hos pital on September 1S. Mir. and Mrs. Matson are former residents of Plainville where Mir. Matson manag- ed the Economy store for a long time.
 Church Food Sale
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church will hold food sale in the church parlors tomorrow af- ternoon from to o'clock. A quilt will be tackled at the same time. The proceeds will be donated towards the fund being used for the repairs be. ing made to the church.
 Football Practice Sunday
 The first practice of the season for the All-Plainyille football team will be held on the old practice grounds on Sunday afternoon. All members of last years team and candidates wishing a tryout are requested to be present, A schedule of games will be arranged for the season and more interest than ever is being shown in the formation of the team.
 Last year, the team was conduct cd through a very successful sea- son by Manager Ray Neff and this year, the destinies of the eleven will be in the capable hands of H. Flint Warner. A large number of candi- dates are expected to turn out for the initial practice.
 Interest in Meeting
 Monday night in the Brock hti htS poSt TOuIlo Ol " HlllHS street, Lawyer Edward Kelly of past state commander of the American Legion will present the republican side of the present This is expected to be one of the biggest gatherings of nature ever seen here md arranoou1apts 1,oHa l,aop r,o by the Legion officials to handle a arge number of local voters. Be- ,ause of the important position held by MT. Kelly in the past in the Legion, the entire membership of he local post is expected to at tend. The meeting, however, Is open to the public and all are in- vited.
 Attend Barbecue
 A large number of Plainville democrats attended the barbecue of the fifth senatorial district at Lake last evening. Among those present were William J. Foran, chairman of the democratic town committee; Peter F. Duffy. 1emocratic registrar of voters; Jos 4ph Mccarthy. chairman of the own school committee; and George Skinner. Senator Ashurst Of Ari- ,ona was the speaker and on the program with him was Congress- nan P. B. Osullivan of Derby
 PlainyilIc Briefs George E. Graham has returned o his home in Jacksonville. Fla, liter visit with his brother, L>ren :. Graham of West Main c-reet.