New Britain herald., 1924-11-03


 slble tomorrow.
 Both the democratic and repubIi- can town committees will bend their efforts tomorrow towards getting out all the voters on their respective lists and the watchword is to vote ard vote early.
 Arrested by Callcn,
 Augustine Leporet was arrested yesterday by Officer Fred Callen, Jr,, on charges of drunkenness and breach Of the peace. He Is alleged to have created disturbance at the home of his sister and brother in-law. Mir. and Mrs, Louis Mennone at l35 West Main street yesterday. lt Is said that he went 10 the home and wanted to borrow an axe and a saw but the people there refused to give it to him. whcreupon, they say he broke a window and several pieces of furniture besides skipping two women in the face. Officer Cal len received the complaint and in a short time he had the man in the lock.up. He will be tried tonight
 To Work Degree.
 Martha Rcbekah lodge, I. 0. O. F, will meet this evening in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street to work the degree on large class of candidates, A social and lunch will follow the business session.
 Planning For Fair.
 The Knights of rythias and the pythian Sisters have appointed committees 10 handle the details Of the annual fair which will be held in Grange hall on December 1 and 12. The fair will be the best of its kind ever attempted by the lodges and will be big affair,
 Titcomb To Speak
 John w. TitComb, superintendent of the state game and fish comms- sion will speak at the November meeting Of the Plainyille Chamber of Commerce Thursday night in the headquarters in the Painville Water Co. building on Pierce street. Mr. Titcomb has an interesting address prepared and will tell about the conditions as regarding the fish and game situation and will explain what is being done in that line. The talk will start about S:30 o'clock and the public, both members of the chamber and all others interest ed are invited to attend and hear Mr. Titcomb., This will be an excellent opportunity for all those interested in fishing and hunting 10 hear an authority on the subject speak. A large crowd should be present, as this meeting will decide whether there will be any more speakers present or not.
 Families Move
 John 4. Lemberg who has lived on the farm owned by Mrs. Irving T. Tyler in the Flanders district for the past three years, has moved his family and household goods to Hart ford. Mir. and Mrs. Sherman Bar ton of Barkhamstcd will occupy the farm vacated by MT Lembcrg.
 Catholic Church Notes
 All Souls Day was observed in the church of Our Lady of Mercy this morning with a low mass at o'clock and high mass of requiem at o'clock.
 Friday will be the first Friday of the month and mass will be said at 5;30 o'clock with the administering of Holy Communion again at ' o'clock. Confessions will be heard Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Musical Program Given
 A most enjoyable musical pro- gram was given at the Plainville Baptist church last evening followed by a short sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Ward. Wallace Bunnell presided at the piano and Miss Hope Farrar played the violin, both show ing decided musical ability. The congregation joined in the singing and the serVice was inspiring in every way. IL is planned to have services Of this kind every Sunday evening.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Mrs. Rcbckah Lindsay has re- turned from Newark, N. J., and Philadelphia, Pa, where she has been visiting her two daughters for the past week,
 Mir. and Mrs. Glenn V. Radcliffe Of Park street. attended the Yale Army game in New Haven Satur- day.
 l.. n. Graham of West Main street has recovered from his recent illness and has returned 10 work.
 ncming's Taxi service. Tel 272-3. --adNt.
 Marcoling done evenings. Call Miss Jenny NlcoI p)ainviIl" 7o,-- adVt,
 Violin instruction. careful s,ton- ton with hcSinncrs. G, r. EWald. Tel. 5G-4.-adyt.
 Pull top lever and ,o'e Tor Ken AlhnE and Fred Eackliffe for representatives, -adlt. -
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