New Britain herald., 1924-01-08
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 The schedule Of games for the bal ance of the week is as follows: Wed nesday, Mozarts against Catholi club: Thursday, Legion against Rus i sell Block: Thursday, Midnight Fiv <, against Foresters
 FOresters Meet 1 Court General Iawton. F. of A i will meet this evening in one Of tn, most important sessions of the yea at the Legion rooms on Whiting street. Nominations of candidates fol the various offices in the lodge vii be held and plans will be laid fol the observance of the anniversary oi the court. Following the meeting there will be smoker and a socia session. All members are asked to be present as important matters for the coming year are to be discussed.
 Legion to Install
 The newly elected officers Of Brock Barnes post, American Legion will be installed in office at n meeting of tho post "Wednesday evening at s o'clock in the post rooms on Whiting street The Legion installation ceremony will be carried out and the committee in charge has prepared a rousins social to be held after the affair. The state deputy from Hartford will conduct the ceremonies.
 Woman's Club Concert
 Tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock, the doors of the Congregational church will be thrown open to what is expected to be the largest audience ever gathered together 10 listen to a number of musical artists. The con- cert will begin promptly at o'clock and an extensive program has been arranged. The proceeds will be turned into the library fund and this cause deserves the support Of the en- tire public. The three artists who will perform are well known to the music loving public Of Plainyille and without a doubt. the spacious audi torium of the church will be filled, when the performance starts. Miss Lois Phelps. the local pianist extra ordinairc, has a large following of admirers in her home town and she alone should attract a large number, The program will be published tomor- row.
 Tctrorilcs Community
 Last evening the people at the lower end Of Maple street were con slderably excited when large Ger man police dog owned by Ray Gun ninghap, broke loose from his moor ings and terrorized the neighborhood. The dog, although gentle hy nature, Nas in iantrum last evening and if was only after posse Of husky youths 'om tho surrounding streets lad lessopd the canine and chained him up that pedestrians feli snfc to pursue tho even tenor Of their way. Shep. as tho dog Is known. has brrn put into solitary confinement by his owner.
 piain,iiic Bricfs
 Mrs. Prank Gilbert Of Mountain View pill saye tomorrow morning for a weeks visit to Rockville and Spring field
 Esther Trumbull. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trnmbull. left to- day for school in Boston.
 Mrs. r. X. Derby is confined to her hom" st i6 Park street with illness. She is being attended ly pr. l.. II. Frost.
 Mrs. Bennett \. Galpin ia confined 10 her home on Ilough street with an attack Of the grip.
 Our eleventh annual sale is now on. We arc offering 20et discount on our ,ntire stock Of dry goods. mems wear. window shades. floor coverings md boots. shoes and rubbcrs for men. women and children. Sale continues ! or two weeks. ending Sat. Jan. le. i |. A. James. West Main St.-adNt.