New Britain herald., 1924-05-09


 member of the quartet. The library fund has been started and nurtured by the Woman's club as a means whereby some day in the near future plainyille will have suitable I~.;ding wherein a library can be kept. At the present time, the library is sustained in few rooms in the town hall set aside for the purpose.
 Resting After Operation
 Mrs. w. c. Rome of Whites Cross ing is resting comfortably following an operation performed at the Hart ford hospital. Her condition is not regarded as serious.
 Play in Pennington
 The St. Marys baseball nine of Plainvilie will journey to Pennington Sunday afternoon to play the local nine there and large number of followers of the team here are plan ring to accompany the team to watch the game. The locals have an ex- ceptionally strong lineup this year and are fired with an ambition to so through the season this year without losing game if possible. Most of the games will have to be played out of town because of the fact that there is no available place in town for a diamond.
 It was welcome news to the follow CTS of baseball here 10 be apprised of the fact that the Plainville Cham ber of Commerce has appointed a spe- ,;, k4A ta loo t,,t1 bilities of securing a diamond for the ball players in town. The members of this committee are planning 10 take holdF of the matter without delay and may have something favorable to re- port at the next meeting of the cham her which will be held the first Thurs day in June.
 Plainyillc Briefs
 Clarence Judd has resigned from his former place of employment and has taken position with the Beaton X Caldwell Co. In New Britain. The monthly collection will be talk en mp at all the masses in the church of Our Lady Of Mercy on Sunday. W. C. Hart has moved his family and household goods from 62 East Main street to the Abel place or | Hough street.
 Seauassen lodge. I. o. 0. F., held a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall last evening andt transacted routine business.
 Pythan lodge, K. of F., will hold a rt gular meeting tonight.
 X full line Of bread. rolls and pastry fer your Saturday purchases Two 1 is i leaves "Butt ercup Bread" a5c. Have you tried our Boston Brown bread and Baked Beans? Our Old Fashioned Doughnuts made fresh both Friday and Saturday afternoons. At our cooked fooA counter, Chicken Salad, Crab salads Potato Salad, Cabbage 1 Salad, Vegetable Salad. X variety of
 Domestic and Imported Cheese. Eog- ors' Baker, Whiting St., PlainNille. 1 Tel. i69.--advt
 1 Don't buy building lot from any companypr individual unless you can get a clear deed freo from encumb- crances of any kind. Remember 1T you ever intend to build you will bo oblig- | cd to show a clear deed before you can obtain a building foan. The E. j. Burns Realty Co.,, who are opening 3
 new development in Plain,ille. called {, "Homestead Park" give nothing but Warranty Deeds.-Ady.
 i pythian Sisters entertainment and
 dance in the Community theater
 Mon. May ic. Tickets so cents.-- adyt.
 List your property for sale with
 A. N. Raymond, Room 1, Odd Eel.
 lows block. cS West Main St, Plain- vile, Conn. open Monday, wedncs- day and Saturday evenings. The agency Of ser,ice.-adt. For rent or for sale-S Small house
 on Fierce Court. Mrs. A. Norton, i4l West Main street.--ad,t.
 Have your moving done by re. sponsible party. The only closed moving van in town. Phone S6.4. c. A. Futile. 12 Grown St.-adtt. Wood ashes Canada hardwood. Rest possible dressing for lawns. F. E. Newton, 40 Whiting st.-adVt.. 
 Reliable moving by hour or con tract. Call IF it pays. all goods are insured. Long distance work a spe- cialty. Thomas X. Costello. s2 Fierce St. Tel. 1I1-Ady.
 ] Fresh native fowls at inc rlain- ville Cash Market on Whiting street. --adY. Ts. lITsII ns,.,..