New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

nam Tor senator when ne ha0 Just been elected governor, but they said that despite that, they were not sup porting Holt for the office, The general prediction here Is hat Blng- ham will pull through with'a ma iorlty but It will be much smaller than the previous election.
 Mrs. Iottie Elliot
 Mrs, loltie Elliott, age about 70 years, died yesterday afternoon at the state hospital in Middletown. She leaves no immediate relatives. She was domestic in the Newton homo on Whiting street for years and was well known in Plainyile. The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
 In Charge of Baskets,
 Mrs. Robert Craig. vice. president Of the American Legion auxiliary 10 RroCk-Ba post, American Le- zion, has been appointed chairman Of the committee arranging for the Christmas boxes which will be sent W NA4N NNL'l AllG III lllG llpopll d ID throughout the country. A total of 25 boxes Of cheer will be sent out this year and the money realized on the sale last wc@k will be used for the articles. + this is not sufficient, the money taken in on the sale Of peoples will be used for this purpose, Donations Of articles to be used in the boxes will be gladly received bS the members Of the auxiliary and the members will work on the boxes from now on.
 Annual Meeting Friday.
 Stella Rebekah lodge, No. II, l. c. c. F., will hold regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, Officers for the coming year will be elected and reports from retiring of hcerS will be read. All members are urged 10 attend.
 Holy Name Social. The Holy Name social ot the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will 1 hold another of the series of eocials and dances for the Catholic club in the Legion post rooms Thursday evening Of this week. Cards will he played and an entertainment will be l furnished. These socials are among the most popular conducted in town and are free 10 all members of the parish. Usually the attendance at them Is very large and this week will prove no exception.
 | Congregational Church Votes The executive committee of the Congregational church will meet to- 1 morrow evening at 7:3O o'clock in | the parsonage.
 The Woman's Federation Of the . church will hold q program meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock. All 1924 entclopcs are due at this meet ing and the question of dancing in the parish house will be further con- l sidcred.
 To Entertain Veterans. Thursday evening of this week, the degree team of Pychian lodge, K. of F. of PlainviIIe, wilt entertain the wounded veterans in Arlington i hospital, New Haven. with an exhi- i hition drill. This will be an cxccp- ttonaIly fine entertainment for the i wounded men, as the same team will perform that appeared before ihe su- | preme lodge in Toronto, Canada. All members will attend besides . mum bor of tho members of tho lodge.
 Election Toorrow
 The voters of Plainyilic have been warned that tomorrow will be clcc- tion day for the choice of a man to succeed the late United States Sen ator Frank E. I'ranJeg"e and fill out his nneXpirCd torm The voting ma chimes will he in the town hall and the polls will be open from a. m. to D. III.
 PlainNillc Briefs
 The Wo-uns clIb will mcot tonight at the home of Mrs Albert Ncach at 9S East street. Members are urCrl to be present as important matters are to be discussed. Members un- able to attend will please notify the president or some other member of tho club. This is important.
 Miss Clara Gctrhnll Of Cedar street a teacher in tho 5liimantic : schooIg spent the wc"k-,sl at her home here,
 Best line Of Xmas gifts at I. J. Birnbaum's-Adyt.
 Buy your toys at the P)ainviIle Engineering and Supply Co. A com l pIete line.-advt.
 ] For rent-Five. rooms, downstairs. 10 minutes by trolley from Plainyine center, opposite Queen street school. Garage and improvements, Inquire evenings, \. c. Bristol, - Whiting street, upstairs.-advt. Beautiful Art Calendars with every purchase al l. J. Birnhaum S.-adNt.