New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

 ihinss that male aue N0ndeF and iaugn ai ihe same ilne- isaneiis, iAe laee0riian player is one 0f the best m lthat line, Gillette Will be a big sur IRTisa ia an who hear him, itis act is Hariea iR that he does iiitis sing Ina, plalipg af musleai instruments ineiuding a saw, laliaen and other things
 The pOnnlarity C0nirst IS getting slaseF with each stleceefllng day, Miss Aliller is still in lhe lead with Miss Aefi a close second
 The slandihg 10 date, is as fellows. Rnhy Miller, l,shai Lena AeFi, Lssai Asda lMmaahl, i,T0el Lois Freeman, l,Tae, and Lucy Tanner l,6ee,
 Thursday night is 10 he the hlg night for l.egi0nnaires and seHerai posts in ihe district will attend in full force, Ehdy-nloVer post Of New Britain will he present in large mum hers as will seiehenrey post Of Rrisr Ital, These posts will bring their own entertainments and will make the night the biggest Of the week,
 iIrist0l.Co0ke Announcement
 Announcement is made of inc e0m- ing marriage of Noiee c, Bristol, son of Air, and Mrs Arthur Bristol of Bristol, t0 Miss Edith Cooke, dangh. fer of Air, and Mrs, r, l., Cooke of Holland, The ceremony will be per- formed on Wednesday September 2, in the Episcopal church of Our Saw four by Rev, George Hilton of Hunt ingtnn. formerly rector of the Plain- vile church. Miss Cooke is one of rlainvillo's most popular girls and is employed at the office of the Trnm- bull Electric Mfg. Co,
 Grange Meeting Tuesday
 Plainville Grange will hold special business meeting n Grange hall on Pierce street Tuesday evening at S o'clock. This meeting has been voted on despite the fact that all metings were called off until September. A number Of very important matters are to come up for discussion and all members are asked to he present.
 Fiscal Year Ends
 The fiscal year for the town Of Plainville of i923-e4 ocmes 10 an end today. At present. according to all reports. the finances of the town are in excellent condition and everything is in readiness for the start of new year tomorrow. Town reports will be issued in the near future and will en- able the residents of Plainville to view the work accomplished and the ex- pnses and receipts of the past year.
 Practicing For Contsts
 The members of Plainvilla Hose Go. No. 1 are practicing faithfully for the various events in which they will compete at the state meet of the fire men to be held next month. Local tremen are specializing in the tug-of- war and a few others in Which they confidently expect to win the prizes.
 Plainyille Briefs
 Dr. l.. H. Frost and family of West Main street will leave tomorrow for two weeks vacation in Brookfield, Vt.
 J. J. Kimmcl of East Main street returned yesterday after two weeks stay in Canada.
 Stanley M. Smith will spend the weekend as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull at their cottage at Sachem's head. He will leave Tuesday for weeks vacation in Maine.
 James Minello and son Anthony of Whiting street are spending a few days visiting relatives in Scranton, Pa.
 Sequassen lodge. I. o. o. r. held regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall last evening.
 Pythian lodge, K. of P, will hah a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall this evening at 8 o'clock.
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock-Barnes post held regular last evening in the post rooms on Whiting street and plans were finished for the state convention which will be held in Torrington the end of this month. Miss Ruth Potter of the office force of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, is spending her vacation at Lake Poco- topaug.