New Britain herald., 1924-02-08

bers who are supporting the move ment wished it understood that thH were casting no reflections on the phy- sicians who are already practicing 7 the town, but they feel that the pres ence of another practitioner here would relieve a condition that is like l ly to exist in the future.
 The matter will be taken np in tde near future with the state health de- | partment authorities.
 Leave For Texas
 Mir. and Mrs. William Allan of Whiting street left today for San i Antonio, Texas, where Mr. Allan will become representative of I.anders. ] ffrary X Clark of New Britain. Mir. 1 Allan will cover the southern terri 1 tory with headquarters in San An- tonic and expects to remain there at least a year.
 stops DasIling Runaway a Milton Kramer of Bank street yes- terday afternoon averted what might have been serious accident, when he brought to a stop runaway horse attached to a bakery cart of the Rogers Bakery Co. on Whiting street. The animal was stopped at the curb near the Ideal bowling al- leys when became frightened and dashed down the street. II was head ed straight for trolley car which was approaching when Mr. Kramer jumped at its head and by hanging on, brought the animal to stop. The only damage resulting was the loss of an amount of pastry from the cart.
 Attends Wilson Funeral
 Miss Rosalind Birnbaum, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. ]. Birnbaum of Broad street, who is spending vaca- tion in Washington. D. C., has written to her parents telling of her atten- dance at the funeral of ex-President Woodrow Wilson in the national capi- tai.
 Miss Birnbaum stated that the capi- tai was orercrowded during the cere- monies and said that not a room was 10 be obtained at any of the many hotels there. In speaking about the funeral itself. she said that hardly a dry eye could be seen along the route of the funeral and people went down on their knees in silent prayer for the man whom they were honoring. Her letters and cards describe many touching scenes connected with the funeral.
 Plan Tor social
 Committees representing the Altar society, the Children Of Mary society and the Holy Name society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy, met last evening and planned for a big so- cial to be held in the Community theatcr on st. Patrick's night, March IF. The affair will be one of the biggest ever held in the town accord Ing to the present plans and an en- tertainmont will be planned between now and then,
 Bo, scouts to \. E.
 The Boy Scouts of Plsinnille will attend n banquet and rally in the Boys club tn New Britain. The sup per will be served at 6:S0 o'clock and the Plainyille boys will present a paylct at the entertainment follow Ing,
 Community Dance
 The regular dance wlll be held at the Community theater this evening as usual. X special program of musi- cal numbers has been prepared for the evening by the orchestra under the direction Of Al Parry and large number of visitors have signitcd their intention Of attending.
 Plain,illc Briefs
 Mrs. William Hayes of Park street Is reported to be seriously i'll ct her nome. Pneumonia is feared.
 Rev. George Hilton, pastor Of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour, will ! address the guild Of All Souls at St. l Marks church in New Britain this evening.
 Sequassen lodgc, I. 0. O. r. held | d regular meeting last evening and | routine business was transacted.
 Pythian lodge, K. of F. will meet ! this evening in Odd Fellows hall on | Nest Main street.
 Gard of Thanks We wish 10 thank our friends. i an.I fa. ]