New Britain herald., 1924-01-11

after 10 o'clock because Of the fail ure of the power and other factories | in town reported that the power was hampering them greatly in their work. Some of the local factories were able to keep up production be- cause of the fact that they supply i their own power.
 The breakdown was general with the exception of the trolley service which was kept close to schedule ali morning.
 WOman's Societies Elect. ! The Womans societies of the Epis- copa church of Our Saviour held their annual meetings during the past week and the officers elected are as follows: Parish Guild president, Mrs. c. r. Brainard; secretary. Mrs. F. Moore: treasurer. Mrs. F. Hoerle. The vice president will be elected at the next meeting. Woman's Aux Hilary. president, Mrs. w. Seymour: vice president. Mrs. C. H. Curtis; sec , retary and treasurer. Mrs. r. Powers: assistant secretary. Mrs. k. Robideau: , united offering treasurer, Mrs. H. r.. Washburn.
 The annual parish meeting for the election of a vestry and other of ticers will be held tonight at s o'clock. All legal voters are urged to attend. Legion Auxiliary Installs
 The recently elected officers of the American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post, were installed last eve ming at a meeting held in the post rooms on Whiting street. The work was carried out by the Terryyille auxiliary and its staff of officers. A large number Of visitors including guests from Waterbury, Tcrryvillc and Bristol were present Following the business session, a social was held and refreshments were served.
 To Open Up Store
 Tomorrow morning the A. X F. Grocery Co. will open mp new store at - Whiting street, which was re- gently occupied by the Checkers store. The \. X r. Co. recently purchased the business Of the Checker store here in Plainvillc.
 Local Team Loses
 The plainNile basketball team went down to defeat last evening in Windsor playing against the Windsor team. The score at the end of the contest was 34 to a6 in favor of Windsor. This was the locals first game this season. Saturday evening, the Plainville team will play tho West Ends of Bristol in Bristol, A large delegation of local fans plans to accompany the team. Odd Fellows Meet. Enthusiasm marked the first meet i ing of the new year of Sequasscn 1 lodge No. A, I. o. Q. F., held last evening. The meeting which was 1 largely attended, was marked with great interest. Matters Of importance were discussed.
 The new officers under the able leadership Of Noble Grand Harold An- derson are planning on very active year. From all indications, the lodge will enjoy one Of the best. if not the best, years Of its existence.
 Tho members are looking forward to inc next meeting on Thursday evening, which will be followed by m entertainment not to be missed.
 plain,ilIe Briefs
 James Hayes is i'll at his home on Park street.
 Miss Marguerite Farrar IS ili at her home on North Washington street.
 Mrs. William C., Hurley Of Water bury is visiting al the home Of her brother Thomas Prior on South Washington street
 
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 For RsLt-Tcnement Of six rooms. all modern improvements. in Ncri block. Inquire at Ner rros. storc.-- adN.
 Our eleventh annual sale is now on. We are offering 2oet discount on our entire stock of dry goods, mons wear, window shades. floor coverings and boots, shoes and rnbbors for men. women and children. Sale continues for two weeks. ending Sat. Jan. t9 II. A. James, West Main St.-adst.
 a per cent discount on all our heavy winter merchandise. l. J. Birn- l