New Britain herald., 1924-10-24

lature; Emit Marzano and Francis Cont of Hartford and Miss Adele Murray of Berlin, who will preside over the meeting. The gathering promises to be an enthusiastic one.
 Ia Toilette speaker Coming.
 Monday evening in the rooms of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, on Whiting street, the third and last campaign speech to be given by rep resentatiyes of political party, will be delivered in the interests of the La Toilette Wheeler campaign, by Willis Ballinger, director of the speakers bureau of the campaign in this state. He is a well known educa- tor having been instructor of eco- monies at both Smith and Amherst colleges, and is an orator of excep. tional ability. A large number of To- cal people are planning to attend to hear the issues of the third party expounded,..
 Legion Auxiliary Meets.
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post held a regular meeting last evening and started work on the Christmas offerings to be sent to the disabled soldiers in the hospitals throughout the coun- try. This is one of the noblest efforts to be made by any organization in the town and is one that has the backing of all regardless of affllia- tions with other organi cations. Plainville has still number of ex- servicemen who are among the dis abled and these will have their Christmastde made glad through the work of the Legion auxiliary.
 Plan Veterans Night
 Sequassen lodge, l. O. 0. r. at a regular meeting last evening. heard that the plans for the Veterans night which will be held on Novem- Der 1S. are progressing rapidly and that the event will probably be one Of the biggest ever staged by the local lodge. Members of the com- mittee ask the members of the lodge to help in the work of assem- bling the names of all members of the order who have been in for 25 years or more. Veteran Odd Eel lows in Plainvile who do not belong to Sequassen lodge, are asked to file their names with the secretary of lnd not be strictly a lodge affair. A large list of names has already been compiled by the secretary and these will all be invited to take part in the vestivities of the evening,
 Many Attend Rally
 A large number of Plainville peo- pie attended the democratic rally in Southington last evening to hear several speakers in one of the larg- est gatherings staged in the town. Because of the fact that the demo- cratic speakers are busily engaged in speaking at all points of the state, Plainville will probably not have a rally this year. Efforts are being made by the democratic town committee, however,Ato stage ral- ly here before election day and if their plans go through, a statewide speaker will address a gathering in some hall in town. Interest this year in the presidential campaign is daily growing more intense and leaders of both parties expect that nearly the entire vote of the town will be registered at the election. PlainNillc Briefs
 The condition of Mrs. Margaret l Condon of Bank street, who is in St Francis hospital. Hartford, is sait to be Slightly improved. She wal taken there yesterday suffering from fracture of the hip.
 Pythian lodge, K. of F., will hold a regular meeting this evening IT Odd Fellows hall on West Main street.
 Have you had your furnaces and gutters repaired? If not call r. w McCrum &a Son, 26 Whiting St., Tel 1 2SS.--advt.