New Britain herald., 1924-11-06
HOLD
 CAUCUS TONIGHT Delegates to Senatorial ConYen.
 tlon Picked at Session STATE GUARD TO MARCH
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Mutual Benefit Assn. Meets--Iloly Name social--Attending Anniver- sary--Plainyille Briefs.

William J. Foran, chairman of the democratic town committee has called caucus of the party for to- night to elect delegates to the sena- torial convention to be held in New Haven the latter part of this month. The democratic party will there choose candidate for the election Of successor to the late Senator Frank B. Brandegee. The Plainvllle delegation will, 1t is thought, go un- instructed to the convention and will use its own discretion there. Two delegates are allowed from this town.
 State GuarI to March
 Letters areb eing sent out by John II. Trumbull. formerly captain of the Connecticut state guard, Com pany I, to the members of that con- pany urging them to turn out in body to march on Armistice Day. The letter states that Brock Barnes post, American Legion, is making plans for a big celebration on next Tuesday and as the state guard has been invited to attend, the former captain asks that all members maze 1t a point 10 turn out.
 The order of dress for the day will be civilian clothes with military caps. Most of the members still have their caps and as the uniforms are either worn out or non-fitting now, 'ciyics" will be worn. The members of the former Co., I will meet at the old drill field at 2:15 o'clock Tuesday afternoon to take part in the Armistice Day parade.
 Invitations have been sent out to all the other fraternal organizations In town to march on November II, and according 10 present indications. the celebration will be the largest ever held here. Plans are being made at the present time to make the event a memorable one.
 Husband and Wife in Hospital
 Frank Buell. of Forestville avenue is resting comfortably following an oparation performed at the New Britain General hospital Mrs. Buell. his wife. is also a patient at the same institution
 Attending Anniversary
 Alfred r. Mclean of Broad street and A. F.. Mclean of White Oak, are in Norwich attending the 6oth wedding anniversary of their sister there.
 To Leave For Florida
 Mir. and Mrs. Burton Chichester have closed their place of business on Main street and have gone to Fairfax, Vt, for few days Upon their return they will leave 10 spend the winter In Florida.
 Catholic Chlr h Notes
 First Friday devotions will be held tomorrow at the church of Our Lady of Mercy wiH mass at 5:S0 o'clock in the morning and the ad- ministration of holy communion again at : o'clock. Confessions are being heard this afternoon and will be heard again this evening at T:30 o'clock,
 Plan For Veterans Night
 Plans for the Odd Fellows Vet erans' Night being staged by scquas- sen lodge, l. c. o. r. on November 1S. will be furthered this evening at a meeting of the lodge in the hall on West Main street. The secretary of Sequassen lodge is compiling a long list of names of men who have been members Of the Odd Fellows for 25 or more years and he is still seeking the names of those mom- bers of the order who live in Plain- ! vile hut who do not belong to Se- auasen lodge. A program is heinz planned for the occasion and will be announced in q few days.
 Post Office Hours
 Armistice Day will be observed as 3 holiday at the post office with a l little change in the hours of busi- ness. The post office will be open 1 ., the morning from to 1 o'clock | and again in the evening from 5:3o 1 to 7:S0 o'clock. There will be one | delivery of mail on that day and ! that will he in the morning.
 Sewing Society Change {
 
 ters' Sewing society which was to he , held tomorrow evening Will he held , at the home Of Margaret Wilher on i Whiting street Monday evening st s 0 o'clock.
 The Pythian Sisters degree team will journey to New Britain tomor- |