New Britain herald., 1924-09-24

tol and the choir from the Bristol church. lnterment was in Bristol.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 The girl scouts of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour are meeting this afternoon in the parish house from 4;SO to b:30 o'clock.
 The Knights of Washington will hold regular meeting in the par ish house this evening at 8 o'clock. The Woman's Auxiliary of the church will hold rummage sale all day tomorrow fin the vacant store in the Russell building. The proceeds will bc donated to the missionary fund of the church.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock-Barne post will meet Thurs day evening in the post rooms on Whiting street. Plans will be made for the fall work and all members are urged to be present.
 Officers Elected
 At the annual meeting of the Plainville W. c. T. U. held yester- day afternoon at the home of the president, Mrs. l.. A. Francis at 1S9 West Main street. the follow ing officers were re-elected Presi- dent, Mrs. L. A. Francis; vice-pres- idents, Mrs. F. w. Dresser of the Congregational church. Mrs. John Lamb of the NJ. F. church.; Mrs. A. V. Norton Of the Advent Chris tian church; Mrs c. H. Bronson of the Baptist church; treasurer, Mrs. Martha Harris; secretary, Mrs. David Norton; publicity committee, Mrs. E. W. Hyde; superintendent of evangelistic and recruiting work, Mrs. David Norton; superintendent of the flower mission work. Mrs. F. W. Gridley. and Mrs. c. B. Bron- son, superintendent of scientific in- struction in the schools. Superin- tendents of other departments will be named at future meeting. Bremen Ready For Trip
 The members of Plainville Hose Co. No. i all declare themselves fit and ready for the trip to Fiskeville R. l.. on Saturday. The members of the hose racing team are study ing up the rules and regulations in use in Rhode Island and are hop ing to bring home added honors from the field day. Practically all the members will attend, about 4t in all.
 Republican Night
 / Monday will be observed as re. publican night by Brock Barnes post, American Legion in theil rooms on Whiting street. Lawyer Edwald Kelly of Bridgeport will bs the principle speaker. A large number of the members of the post are expected to turn out to heal him, as he is a past state depart, ment commander in Connecticut His ability as speaker is knowr throughout this section which ht often visited during his term ir office.
 He will expound the principle, and issues of the present campaign from the republican,. A small bu appreciative crowd heard MT. Pal mer, ex- United States marshal tall a week ago last Monday. The audi ence next Monday night is expecte, to be tripled in numbers as this i an occasion that cannot be los upon the voters. It Is an opportun ity for them to listen to the claim of both major parties.
 w. H. X r. NJ. Society
 The Woman's Home and Foreig Missionary society of the Adven Christian church will meet wit Mrs. C. Morse at Hansons static tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 Plainyille Briefs
 Miss Mary CaIlen of Broad stree Is able to sit up at her home short while each day,
 Miss Catherine Fitzgerald ha returned after a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. William Justin at he home in Detroit. Mich.
 Mrs. A. V. Norton is still con fined to bed at her home on Yves Main street suffering with injurie sustained in a recent automobil accident.