New Britain herald., 1924-12-11
evening,
 Pythians Entertainment

pening.
 Pythians Entertainment
 The annual bazaar Of Pythisn ,dge, No. 1T, K. of P. and of 'ythlan Temple, No. 2s. Pythian isters, will open with the sale of incy articles and food by the sis- PTS this afternoon and the bazaar self will open tonight The Pythian minstrel troupe will furnish the en- for tonight and prom ses to be one of the best affairs ever onducted here.
 Tho sisters will continue the sale omorrow afternoon and the pro- ram to be presented tomorrow light will be a solo, Harry Bonney; | The Tramp" Eari Farmer; a nonologue, R, W. Fox. and duet. Harry Bonncy and Edward Lackey. l This will be the biggest and best 'ffair ever conducted hy the local odge and a large opening night at- tendance is anticipated.
 Attending Trial Today.
 A large group of Plainvillites left this morning 10 attend the trial in Hartford Of Charles Adams of Pearl street, charged with attempted criminal assault on the person of Mrs. Mary Thompson, Among those who will be witnesses at the trial will be Drs, George F. Cook and L, II, Frost, Policemen Andrew Hogan, George Schubert Thomas Royce, William Buys and Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrey, The case was heard in the local court and the accused was bound over 10 the superior court.
 Tn Serious Condition
 Mrs. Gilbert Drysale of Church street remains in a critical condition at tho Bristol hospital, it is reported today Two blood transfusion opera lions have been resorted to in order to save her life and they have seemed 10 help her. Little hope has been held out for her recovery.
 Attend Hartford Rally
 4 large number Of PlainIlle re- puhlicans attended the political ral- ly in Hartford last evening at which Governor Elect Hiram Bingham, now candidate for United States sem ator, spoke. Members of the local town committee are enthusiastic over Bingham's chances for election in the state and they declare the election will be q repetition of the presidential landslide in November. No active rallies have been planned for Plainyille during the present campaign.
 Has Broken Leg The condition of Patrick Nc Rrarty who was struck by an auto- mobile driven by Irwin Breen ot Sheffield street. this city, was re. ported at the New Britain General hospital today, as comfortable. Ex' animation of his injuries and X-ray' taken show that he is suffering from a compound fracture of the left leg and he will he confined to the in- stitution for some time. The Plain vile authorities have received the report Of the accident and are tn' vestigating it. No arrests are prob able.
 1 Christmas Clubs 1 The Plainvile Trust Co.,, ha! opened up It's new Christmas club for the coming year and those wishing to enroll as members cal do so at the bank at any time dur ing the week. The increasin amounts of money saFed each yea by Plainville people iAthe Christina clubs shows that many of them ar preciate the Christmas club check at Christmas time and large mum Der will, It is thought, open up th clubs again this year.
 Confined to Home
 Michael Levine, one Of the own CTS Of the Levine 6c MeyCToWit market on Whiting street is con fined to his home in Meriden with severe attack of lumbago, He vii be confined to his bed for some time it Is reported.
 Bound Over on Girls Story.
 Adolph and Anthony Manku' both of 360 North Burritt street were bound over in sl,o0O bonds 10 the March term of Superior Cour when they were arraigned befor Judge Benjamin w. Aling in polio court on charges growing out c their alleged relations with q l4 ycar-old girl. Joseph NiedzTicl of 2l3 Pennington avenue. wh was arrested on the same chargei had his case nolIed hy Prosecute Joseph q. Woods when 1t va learned that his alleged mtsconauC with the girl occurred in Farming ton.
 The charges against the men wei
 lodged hy the police Monday aftt an investigation was made
 stories told by two girls who wei committed to institutions last wee . by the court According to II
 girls stories, Adolph Mankus staye [ in a barn near his house with the
 all one night and most of the ne l day. Anthony Mankus is alleged ] have visited the barn while the " l girls and his brother were there, l PlsinvilIe Briefs . Raymond Prior of South Was c rnSton street has left for Milan = Fla. for the remainder Of the VI . ter.
 . Fred Weston has returned 'o + } duties in the Liberty BarhSr Fh' = after period Of illness at his hon . Nathan Prior left today for
 short stay with relatives in Eos'' n Mass
 Q Samuel Gion'riddo, 'Titt1" TInt '- has taken a position as barber
 tho Liberty Barber shop.
 Model shop is closing ont 7' oH
 dren'S coats very cheap, A mil
 rory at s:.98 this week onIy.-al