New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1924-01-02
PYTHIANS TO HOLD
new YEARS PARTY
Second Annual Banquet and En-
tertainnent in Theater
TRUMBULL SALES MEETING
Episcopal Parish Guild Annual Meet
ING. 4. Riccker Gets First Fish
ing License-Atlas 4. c. Five Play
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Fythian lodge, No. A., X. of T.. will
hold its second annual banquet ana
New Years party in the Community
theater this evening. 4 seven course
dinner will lie served with Mrs. A
/ kronholm and STAFF of New Britain
II catering. The dinner will be followed
II by an entertainment consisting OF
Mary Duey's Review from Hartford
The affair will be the biggest evci
held by the local lodge and will be
attended by almost the entire MEM
bership in PlainNille.
II All tho staff officers of the state or
eanization of the pythian Sisters will
be present and many of the officers OF
II the Knights of Pythias will attend
II The reason that the entire staff can
not be present is due to the fact that
a similar celebration is being held in
| Hartford tonight. The committee has
| also received word that a large num-
Der of out of-town visitors will be
| present and members in Plainville
| look forward TO a successful evening.
| TrlImbull Sales Conference
| The annual sales conference of the
Trumbull Electric Mfg, Go. is being
held at the factory this week. The
solesmen in the employ of the con-
cern have gathered together from all
points in the country TO discuss mat
tcrs pertaining TO tho business being
carried on. Friday evening farewell
banquet will be rendered the visitors
at the Hotel Bond in Hartford at
which all foremen, assistant forcmcn,
department heads and members OF the
sales force will be present,
Parish Guild Annual
The annual meeting of the Parish
Guild of the Episcopal church OF our
saviour will be- held tomorrow after.
noon ut ) o'clock i'm the church par
Tors. Officers will bc elected for the
coming term and reports OF retiring
officers will he read and acted upon
/ The guild will plan for an active sea-
son which II is hoped will compare
favorably with III" season Just COM
plctcd.
First Fishing I.icrnse
/ e. T.. Rieckor was the first appli.
cant at the office OF Tho town clerk
( TO secure n fishing license under tho
state law passed al tho last session
/ Of the state Legislature. according 10
an announcement 10y Miss Mac Nor
gan, town clerk this morning. lie
VAS followed closely by Arthur Bar
ncy" Mason who was the second. TO
datr. three licenses have been issued
To applicants and II Is expected that
there will be- large number Of others
given during this month.
Miss Morgan stated that during the
past few days, an extraordinarily /,
largo number Of hunters licenses has /
hccn taken out In Plalnrille which !
shows thai vigorous season IL an 1
iicipated by tho local gun toters. Miss .
Morgan stated that a stead stream Of /
applicants was on hand each day to
secure the permits.
Atlas 4. &. to Play
The Atlas 4. &. of plain,ille will !
open M the basketball season against
the second team Of the Sessions clock
shop or Forestrille in Firemen's hall
In Forcst,il1c this evening. Tho To-
Gals are one of the best junior teams
in town. They will play the prelimin-
airy 10 the big game. h
The iorais will line up as follows:
cassidy and GnaZzo. forwards: VII /
Iardi. center: Mcclure aud Gnazzo.
guards. and Leonard ana Pestillo.
Reunion service
The quarterly conference and re- |
Union service will be held at the
Methodist church next sunday morn
ing al ip;4s O'Clock. Rev. J. II. Bell I
or New Haven. district superinten-
dent. viii preside There will he
special music and communion ser
vice. \ collection will be taken mp
Tor the Brooklyn Methodist hospital.
18th Annual Party
The r. a. w w. club held its iTth
annual Nov Years party at the home
Or Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gator on For
rst,illc avenue. Monday night. 4 tur-
key dinner vas served at O'Clock =
followed 10y a social hour. Following g
this. cards wern played until mid
night. The prizc winners we're: La
lies first. Mrs. william s. Eaton; U
second. Mrs. Walter v. Calor; gen a
lemons nrsi. Edward Carter: SECOND.
Norris corning
Fasfofi,.s Hesumc Work
The factori.s in Plainvilis RESUMED
work this morning following a short =
acation since Saturday evening. All q
he plants IN town are busy At the s
,rcsont timr and the officials predict s.
prosperous year during the coming n
welvc months.
Accident Rcportcd
II was reported about toHn this
morning that an automobile had
ra shed into telephone pole on West
lain street Monday night. but the
Iame OF the driver and the details
rerc not reported. The F'lainyiile
authorities arc making an investiEa-
ion. but nothing had been learned up
o a late hour this morning. u is
bought that the car was only slight
y damaged az ii was removed soon
fter the accident had occurred.
Continue Christmas Clubs
a. A. Mcleod. treasurer Of the u
'iainyillp Trust Co, stated this q,
1orninE that the bank would keep II
be Christmas clubs open for a few h'
-eeks more This is owing to the
act that 4 large number al people ~
ave been applying 60 the hank 20 .,
pen Up clubs. "a
First FRIDAY DevofionS OF
Friday Of this week. being the FIRST il
riday or the month. will DC obscrv- VI
! with the usual devotions II the
hurch ~ our LADY 81 Mercy. Mass m
~ r. said ~ s.sg o'cIock ard com OF
IuniOn vfIl ~ administered again ~ =,