New Britain herald., 1924-10-10
PLainuiMe Mevs

WY ~~~ DEMOCRATIC WOMEN MEET Legion Auxiliary Entcrtains --- Town Meeting On Monday -- Republican
 Caucus Notes-sIake Voters To-
 morrow--Plainyille Briefs.
 Post office investigators are on the Etrial of the person who stole the bi- cycle owned by the post office and used by the parcel post carriers in their duties and from present indi- cations, both the bicycle and the thief will be found within the next few days. The theft was committed last Monday night but the post of- flee authorities have remained silent because detectives have been work ing on clues.
 The theft was reported to the town officials and they began an in- vestisation and have now been join ed by the post office department men. The matter has taken on a serious aspect because of the fact that the bicycle is the property of the government and not of an indi- | vidual. Although a small item, the post office authorities promise to pursue the culprit.
 Democratic Women Meet l The Democratic Woman's club held successful meeting last eve- Ining at the home of Mrs. Fred Powers on East Main street and the attendance was twice as large as that of last week. Mrs. John J. 1 Kennedy of West Hartford was pres- ent and addressed the meeting on the manners and ways of politics and the important part to be taken by the women in the coming cam paign. She related her experiences ! at the Democratic convention fin l New York and described John w. : Davis, nominee for the presidency and Governor Alfred Smith of New York state.
 Mrs. Kennedy urged those present to work their hardest to get out the vote at the coming election and pre- dicted that Davis would be elected. Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Peter Duffy were elected to head a committee on socials and on getting out the vote. The enthusiasm aroused by Mrs. Kennedy last night bids fair to make the club a coming power in the town political affairs. Members were enrolled and the meeting was adjourned until next Wednesday ! night.
 l At that time, Mrs. Kennedy will again be present and will make her last appearance as an organizer The club, although organized, has not started to properly function but will get down to work after next week
 Legion Auxiliary Entertains , The American Legion auxiliary 10 Brock Barnes Post, American Le- zion, entertained members of the auxiliary units from Glastonbury and Sollthington at regular meet ing held in Legion hall in the Recre- ation building on Whiting street, Mrs. Ottlie Carrier of Glastonbury who was delegate to the national convention, addressed the meeting and reported on the doings at the national session held in St. Paul, Ninn. Whist was played and a so- cial and refreshments completed the evening's entertainment.
 The local auxiliary has accepted an invitation to visit the unit in West Hartford next Wednesday night. All who plan to go should notify Mrs. Cassidy. Monday. Town Meeting Monday l The adjourned town meeting will be reconvened next Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the town hall on l Pierce street The questions as con tained in the call will be taken up and disposed of. The first question will be the report of the selectmen, town treasurer, school committee. directors of the public library and the public health nursing associa- tion
 1 Next in order will he the relation of certain taxes
 l Then will come one upon which