New Britain herald., 1924-10-23


 Free excursion tickets have been those in Plalnville who are to attend and the democrats will take the 7:14 or 7,i6 trolley out of the center. The tickets will be good for the trip 10 and from South ington. Charles c. Morris, candi- date for governor, Philip Troup Of New Haven, Louise Day Duffy of Harrington, candidate for the state senate and Johnstone Vance, candi- date for congress, will be the speak CTS. The rally will be the biggest ever held in Southington.
 May Visit School
 A large number of Plainvile peo- pie turned out last evening to visit the new school building on Linden street. The inspection of the various class rooms was made by all who visited the building and they ex- pressed themselves as well pleased with the layout A short program was held during the evening at which those who were responsible for the building and equipping of the building spoke and explained the various phases of the work being carried on. Great interest was shown especially in the explanation of the high school work as this is an innovation in town and evidently will be a great success.
 W. H. & F. NJ. Society
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Advent Christian church and friends will meet at the parsonage Friday eve- ming at o'clock. A cafeteria sup per followed by social hour will be served and plans for the season will be discussed.
 To Speak on La Toilette
 Willis Ballinger, director of the speakers bureau of the La Toilette Wheeler campaign, win speak to an audience at an open meeting Mon- aiay night of Brock-Barnes post American Legion in the interests of the third party movement. He is a well known educator having been at one time instructor in economics at Smith and Amherst colleges. He is an orator of exceptional ability and a large audience is assured be- cause of the interest being created throughout the country by the third party.
 Members of the Legion were al first disinclined to invite a speaker from the third party because of the feeling against La Toilette and his stand during the war which some ex-servicemen have against him, but the wiser heads in the post argued that because of the fact that the two other parties, the Democratic and Republican, had been invited tc have speakers at post meetings the refusal to allow the third party to express its arguments would brand the Legion post as playing politics.
 Mir. Ballinger has been identified with the La Toilette Wheeler cam paign since its inception. On other occasions he has given spirited ad- dresses.
 The public is invited to attend the meeting to listen to the third and final speaker of the campaign.
 Gates Installed
 The railroad gates which span the West Main street crossing were put in place yesterday and although they have not yet been functioning, it is expected that they will be painted and ready for use soon. The other gates were shattered a few weeks ago when an automobile crashed into the abutment which holds then up.
 Legion Auxiliary to Meet
 The American Legion auxiliary tt Brock Barnes post, will meet thi. evening at o'clock in the Legior post rooms on Whiting street. Plan, for the remainder of the season will be discussed and work on the Christ, mas boxes to be sent to the disabled men in hospitals will be started. full attendance is desired.
 Plainville Briefs
 Francis NJ. Wilson of San Francis co, recently a member of the T.. S navy, aviation section, is the guest oi James McGrail of Neal court.
 Prayer meeting will be held al the M. F. church at 7:45 o'clock this evening.
 Sequassen lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold a regular meeting in Odd Tel. lows hall tonight atsS o'clock. WANTED-Woman or girl for gen
 eral homework, who can go home