New Britain herald., 1924-12-06

ATURDAY, DECEMBER G bury car was going in the direction Of Southington and In order to avoid hitting d car which was being lowed from a driveway onto the main road and two cars which were going In the direction Of PIainNillt the driver applied his brakes and skidded into the ditch, The car turned turtle but the driver was un- injured although several windows were broken and the lenders were bent, Officers Hogan and Furry in- yestigated the accident.
 Epworth League Entertainment The Epworth league of the Meth odist church will give an entertain ment at the church parlors on Mon day evening at o'clock, The pro- gram has been announced and will be as follows:
 selection ..,..,......... Ofchestra ihhp SHlpNAlpi MI D. 4NtlIlN AhNhs Recitation ........... Warren Fox Vocal Selection Miss Dorothy Rogers Violin Selection. Kenneth Sclandcr sfiectlon ..,.'s ....'..' orchestra Male Quartet
 II, selander, c, Nelson. A. Gowran-
 son, A. Nelson Violin and Lkulcle Duet ....
 .......W. Strung and C. Strung Selection ............... Orchestra
 Baptist Church Opening
 Alterations are nearly completed in the FlainytIle Baptist church and the rededication exercises will be held within the next week or two. The committee which has been np- pointed to arrange for the exercises consist of Mrs Frank A. Hart, Rev. ]. c. Ward. Mrs. J. C. Ward, Mrs. J. II. Mitchell. and Mrs Irving T. Tyler.
 Missionary Society Sale
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of tho Advent Christian church will hold sale of food and fancy articles at Simpsons plumbing store next Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Auxiliary Bazaar The annual bazaar of the Ameri- can Legion auxiliary will be held next Wednesday afternoon and eve ming at the Legion rooms. A sale will be held in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock, a whist will be held 1 from s to 10 o'clock and dance will be held from 10 to 12 o'clock. The affair will ho in charge Of the fol- lowing auxiliary members: Mrs. Sophie Hemingway, general chairman; Mrs. Morris Corning, candy; Mrs. Harriet Barnes, aprons; Mrs. Lucy Tanner. food and Mrs. Walter Seymour, fancy articles. Mrs. Robert Craig will have charge of the sale of articles which remained un- sold after the American Legion car nival, which was held a short time ago. Miss Helen Brock will have charge of the dancing. 1 The proceeds of this bazaar will be used to purchase Christmas boxes which will he distributed among the FX-serEiccmrn who are patients Tn Hospitals.
 American Legion Banquet ! The annual banquet of the Amerf- can Legion will bo held on Monday night, December 9. c. Q. Cutting, adjutant of the lrgion is chairman ] of the committee in charge of the arrangements.
 Death of Charles Jack kson
 News of the death of Charles Jackson, Civil war veteran and for mcr FlainYilte resident, which oc- cured at the Soldiers Home in Noroton, Conn, has beon received Burial was in Noroton.
 ladies Aid Sale And Supper
 The La1es' Aid society Of the Methodist church will hold supper and sale on Wednesday, December 1 10. Supper will he served at 6 o'clock and will be followed by the sale.
 Kcd Gross Receipts Contributions are still being rc- ctived by the loc1l Red Cross drive committee and the fund is nearing the S200 mark.
 Plalnyillc Items
 Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon AIlard of Southbridge, Mass, are visiting their son, Joseph All4rd Of Maple street.
 Mrs Louis DAmonio, of East Main street, is ill at St. Francis hos pita), Hartford
 Court General LaWton, Forcstnrs Of America. will meet Tuesday night
 The choir of the PlainviIc Baptist church will hold a rehearsal tonigh, 2t the church.
 Gerald P. Crcau, plainvi)e cor. respondent of the Herald. who has becn i'll for the last three weeks. has recovered and will resume his duties on Monday.
 E. ?. Prior, chief Of the local fire Impairment, has recovered from an Illness and will resume his duties next week,
 Non'ing s Taxi Service. Tel c79-5 adNt.
 Potatoes for sale, s1 hushe1, de. lt|orod. Tel. 102-i5.--ad,t.
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