New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
are requested to be present.
 Sent To Reform School

Sent To Reform School
 Judge Merritt o. Ryder in the I juvenile court yesterday afternoon sentenced 12 year old boy to the Connecticut state school for boys in tion into the case showed that the youngster did not have proper home surroundings and as he had been be- fore the judge on four previous occa- sions for the same offense, it was de- cidcd that a term in the state school was the only alternative. The truancy acts were becoming a weekly affair and although the unfortunate circum- stances evoked pity, Judge Ryder felt he could not decide otherwise. The boy was arrested by the New Britain police for the Plainyille authorities.
 To Marry In Montana Mrs. Ethel Usher of Pennington avenue, accompanied by her four chill dren, Ruth Eleanor. Pearl, Robert and Charles, left Plainville Tuesday for Billings, Montana, where they will make their future home. Mrs. Usher, on Saturday, May 10, will become the bride of Albert R. Ferguson in the western city.
 Legion Campaign
 The committee of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. in charge of the local end of the statewide cam paign for members being carried on this week and next, is making a per- sonal canvass of all ex-servicemen in an effort to have them sign up as members of the post. Although no official reports have been made re- garding the progress of the drive, it is understood that the committee is meeting with fair success and has al- ready signed up a number of mem- bers.
 Legion Auxiliary Meets
 The regular meeting of the Ameri- can Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post will be held in the post rooms on Whiting street tonight. Plans will be made for the part the auxiliary is to take in the observance of Memorial Day and important matters of busi- ness are 10 be discussed. All mem- bers are asked to attend the meeting.
 Program For Lecture
 Rev. William Ross of the New Brit ain Baptist church on Frida yevening at 7:45 o'clock. His subject will be his experiences on his recent trip 10 Africa. Those who heard Rev. Mir. Ross few years ago, realize that he is talented speaker.
 Instrumental musical selections will be rendered and A silver offering will be taken for the benefit of the c. W. club under whose auspices the lecture is being held.
 Altar Society Social
 The Ladies' Altar society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy has made plans to hold a card social and dance in the American Legion post rooms on Whiting street Thursday evening. May IS for the benefit of the church.
 To Play In Pennington
 st. Mary's baseball team of Plain vile will play in Pennington Sunday afternoon and a large number of To- cal followers will accompany them to watch the contest. The aggregation will make an attempt to win its first meeting with an opponent this year and will have its strongest lineup in the field. Practice will be held to- night. tomorrow night and Saturday afternoon and all members of the team and candidates are urged to turn out. Plain,ilIc Briefs
 Edward Feelan has moved his fam- fly and household goods from Canal strea to Broad street.
 James Mcclure has returned to after spending several days | visiting at his home on Bank street. |
 Barr Judd Wadsworth is able 10 be | out again following his accident on his motorcycle last Sunday afternoon.
 Mfr. and Mrs Randolph of Hartford | spent the day yesterday with George Livingstone of Pearl street. Accom- panying them was Mrs. Randolph's Mrs. Lane Of Hartford, who Is now i05 years of age.
 William Abort has moved his fam ly and househoid goods from Broad street to Bristol.
 Prayer meeting will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock in the Metho- list church.
 Frank Cunningham has returned to after short visit here. He s now working on tobacco planta- ion where he has charge of the cook ng for the workmen there. Lifts your property for safe with X. M. Raymond, Room 1. Odd Eel ows block, g West Main St.. Plain lille, Conn. Open Monday. wednes- fay and Saturday evenings. The ,gency of service.-adyt.
 For rent or for salc--Snsll house on Pierce Court. Mrs. 4. Norton. 141 West Main strect.-adyt.
 Have your moving done by a re- ponsible party. The only closed moving van in town. Phone 5s-4. c. |. Tuttle, i2 Grown st.--sdvt.
 Wood ashes Canada hardwood. Best possible dressing for lawns r. ,. Newton. 70 Whiting st.--adtt.
 Reliable moving by hour or cons ract. Gail i77 it pays. all goods are insured. Long distance work a spe- iaity. Thomas A. Costello. s2 Pierce t. Tel. 177--Adv. n.~~t.o-nI Dut