New Britain herald., 1924-12-09
Annual Meeting Tonight

Annual Meeting Tonight
 The annual meeting ot Frederick lodge, No, 14, A r, & A. M,, will be held this evening fin the Masonic temple on East Main, street. Officers will be elected and the annual ban quot will be served following the business session,
 Warming to Cyclists.
 IL is an extremely dangerous practice for boys and girls to ride bicycles on the sidewalks of the town and the practice should be discontinued. Recently. Henry Mor- row, while riding a bicycle on the sidewalk on Linden street. struck and knocked 10 the sidewalk. Ruth Smith, inflicting injuries which will remain with her throughout the re- mainder of her life. Henry Nor row was arrested. brought to court. found guilty and was fined $l0 and costs. This should be a lesson 10 other parents and children as well as 70 the boy involved. The author ities feel that it will be necessary for them to deal severely with fur thcr infringemcnts of the law.
 Legion Auxiliary Sale.
 The annual Christmas sale of the American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barne! post will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening in the Le- zion rooms. Among the articles 10 be offered for sale are a lot of chill drens dresses and blouses. In the evening, there will be a social and dancing.
 The proceeds of this sale will be turned into making up Christmas boxes for the veterans Of the late war who are still patients in the government hospitals throughout the state and country The work of the Plainville auxiliary has become known to all the government hos pitals in this vicinity and the sale 1t is expected, will he greeted with a generous patronage.
 Recovering from illness.
 Bruce Gilbert of Mountain View iss lowly recovering from a two weeks illness at his home. He has been confined to his bed for that period and is guarding against a re- lapse.
 Sale Is Finished.
 The Christmas sale conducted by Mrs. Mabel Freeman and Miss Florence Day IS finished and was an immense success. They wish to thank their many friends for the interest shown in their work. Missionary Society Notes.
 The Missionary society of the Advent Christian church com- menced Its Christmas sale in the Simpson store on West Main street this afternoon, Fancy articles and food will be on display and the sale will be continued tomorrow also, the proceeds going into the mission ary fund.
 Trial Scheduled Today.
 The postponed trial of Joseph Farina of Plainvillo is scheduled to come up for disposition in the su- perior court in Hartford today. Farna is charged with assault with a deadly weapon on the person of Michael Caliendo of Bank street at his home last summer. The case was tried in the local court and Farina was bound over to the high CT court At the September term, the case was continued and will be tried today. Attorney Charles F. Conon of Plainville is representing Farina.
 Civil Suit Postponed.
 The trail of the suit of Cunning ham & Wininger vs. Williams, all of Plainyille, for commission on a sale of property which was sched- uled to be tried today in the high court, has been postponed because of illness in the defendants family. Attorney Charles r. Conlon will ap- pear for Mr. Williams.
 Christmas Seal Sale.
 The sale of the Christmas seals for the national tuberculosis society is progressing satisfactorily in Plainvlle although it is early yet for report on the matter. The money derived from inc sale of these seals is devoted to the fight against the ravagcs of tuberculosis throughout the country. At the present time, there is a great need in Plainville for support Of this project and the toWnspeople are appealed to to help in the matter. Seals may be placed on the back of i packages letters or postal cards sent through the mail and no package should leave Plainville without one of these seals on it. The seals are sold everywhere throughout the United States.
 Plainville Briefs.
 John A. Andrews, Inc, of New Britain has opened a new store in the Newton block on West Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert C. Gibson have taken up their residence on Elizabeth Court.
 MT and Mrs Charles Arnold have returned from Boston and Norwich. town where they spent the past two weeks with relatives.
 Court General Lawtor. F. of A, will hold a regular meeting this evening in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street.
 For rent-Five rooms downstairs, 10 minutes by trolley from Plain vile center, opposite Queen street school. Garage and improvements. Inquire evenings, N. c. Bristol - Whi1ng street, upstairs.-adyt
 Model Shop is closing out all chiI- dren's coats very chean. All mi''in- cry at $2.9S this week only.-adyt.
 Three furnished rooms in Neri