New Britain herald., 1924-10-24
SECURE CLUES TO
 THEATER VANDALS
State Police Working on Case on
 Trail Of Guilty Parties
TO PLAY IN REMINGTON
Kitchen and Grocery shower--san-
 tucci Funeral Tomorow-Pythian Sisters Resume Actiyitics--Inyit-
 cd to Rally--Briefs.

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 The state police who have been called into the vandalism at the Community playhouse, have un- earthed several clues which they will run down. 1t is said. Several per sons are known to have seen prowl- CTS about the building early We'd nesday morning and these will be interviewed. h
 Residents of Plainville are indig- nant over the occurrence since 1t has been made public and many ex- pressions of sympathy with the own CTS Of the place were heard about the streets today. The fact that the present owners of the theater have been extending themselves to please the picture going public of Plain- vile and have been successful in their efforts thus far, has made them well liked with a large num- ber of movie fans.
 The owners of the place are still aGamant in their determination to | rush the matter until 1t is c,sared up and they state that tle" will net allow 1t to drop without n tho rough investigation.
 According to tho representative of the owners e. the place, a new picture .patcine will be necessary as the one attacked by the vandals has been irreparably damaged. Jt is expected that the shows vii be continued at the 'heater with the rse of another. machine which is in the booth. Only recently the fam ily which occupied the secorl floor of the building was moved out on the demand of the owners oi the property and there is no one in the building during the night. A police guard has been sct at the rlaco 10 prevent recurrence of the episode.
 Play in NewiDgton.
 Ire dramatic club of Plainville FGrange will put on the play entitled "The Fruit of His Folly" in Newing- ton Grange hall Wednesday evening, | October 29. The members will also | furnish their own orchestra and | dancing will follow the entertain ment. The play, which was staged last week during the annual fair of the Grange. is considered to be one of the best ever produced here by amateur talent, and the managers A large number of the members oi the local organization will accom- pany the members of the dramatic club on their trip.
 Kitchen and Grocery Shower.
 A kitchen and grocery shower was given last evening at the home of Mrs. Giles Buell. at 119 Broad street in honor of Miss Gladys Linberg of Forestville avenue. A large number of friends of the local girl were pres ent and she received a large num- Der of beautiful gifts. She will be- come the bride of Elias Palmer oi Unionville tomorrow.
 Sautucci Funeral Tomorrow. | The funeral of Mrs. Vincenza San. tucci of South avenue and Whiting street will be held tomorrow morn ing at g o'clock from the church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John E Fay, pastor of the church. will officiate and burial will be in St. Jo- seph's cemetery. Mrs. Santucci died yesterday morning about o'clock in Cheshire, while en route in an au- tomobile to hospital in Derby. She was taken back to her home in Plainville and w. A. Bailey & Co were summoned. Mr. Bailey noti. fled Charles w. Moody, local medi- cal examiner, of the death and he got in touch with the medical exam. finer for Cheshire, and that official viewed the body yesterday and gave permission for burial.
 Sisters Resume Activities.
 Pythian Temple, No. 2S9, Pythiar Sisters, resumed their winter activi. ties Wednesday evening with a mas querade Halloween party. Another social will be held by the temple next Wednesday evening in Odd Eel. lows hall, to which the public vii be admitted. The sewing meeting ot the circle started today in prepara. tion for the annual fair of the tenn. pie which will be held in December T Invited to Rally.
 . Members of the Plainville demo. cratic town committee are extending invitations 10 local democrats to at. 5 tend a meeting in Foresters' hall ir ) Berlin, Monday evening, at s o'clock [ Charles c. Morris. democratic candi } date for the goyernorship, will b, , the principal speaker, and with hin 1, will be Johnstone Vance, candidate { ] for congress; Mrs. Carbo 1.ardner O
 Berlin, candidate for the state legis