New Britain herald., 1925-08-07

placed on the hydrants, Strict rule for fire prevention are enforced and In the 60 years since the meetings started no serious fire has occurred. but tho great danger Is in the fall. when forest fires are liable to orig mate elsewhere and sweep through the little Methodist village.
 Surprised on Birthday
 Mrs. Richard Sedegren of Tom linson avenue was pleasantly sur prised yesterday afternoon by sev- cral of her friends, the occasion be- ing her birthday anniversary, Mrs, Sedegren was presented with a S5 gold piece luncheon was served, and a pleasant social time was enjoyed,
 Old-Timc Social
 The entertainment at the next meeting of the American Legion ,auNiliary, which will bo held on Thursday evening, August IS, will be a representation of an old-time so- cal. The committee in charge prom ses a pleasant and unusual evening. Advance notce Is being given to members in order that they may se' fleet old fashioned costumes, as 1t Is desired to have all dressed as in by gone days and have everybody enter into the spirit of the cntertainmcnt
 Registrars In Session
 The registrars of voters were IT
 session this afternoon at the towr
 hall and will be there until 1(
 o'clock tonight for the purpose O making a caucus enrolment of lega
 voters and corrcsting the last list Separate lists will be made of thOs'
 siSnifying party preference.
 Rig Game Tomorrow , The baseball game between th . Cld-Timcrs and the All-Plainvillc / tomorrow afternoon is attractin much attention and a large turnou
 of spectators is looked for. The vet l cran team has secured the service = of Allen Bailey one of th" best ba e players ever produced in this part c - the state, and he wilt he seen ca s vorting about inc field as in the ol c days. The youngsters arc aIs l strengthening their outfit to aton |, for the defeat inflicted upon thcI = Tuesday night and arc cndcavorin q 10 obtain Oakcs 10 pitch for them. ). DriN CTS To Appear In Court n Alfred Peters and the driver ( n the truck with which Peters m;
 chine collidcd Tuesday noon at il II corner of West Main and Pier, ], streets have hoon notified hy Cor V stable Andrew Hogan who invest IT gated, 10 appear in court
 o The accident occurred when ho 1t vehicles attempted to turn in S, Pierce street at tho samo time. l Another accident, of minor cha Ir aCter ,occurrod at Central SQua ;- shortly after this, two machines q d tempting 10 turn the "dummy' n the same time. One was forced (
 inc road and shot on to Inc sidcwal
 hut little damage was done and f !" drivers settled between themselves IS Notes
 n MT ana MS Leroy IrNnrn al 9. son of Church street left today f VT a motor trip through the Whi IS Mountaine They were acromp 10 nied by Hrs. Nellie ThC-las, who | y been spending thc past month wi ss friends h"r". Mrs, Thcmas will I ;h turn to her home Tn Concord, N.
 Mfr. and Mrs. R. l.. Morley >d Park street are spending q NaCati 10 in Maine Anere they are the guo Tn of Glover HastinCs of Boston at nc summer camp. Mir. Hastings is nc brotho of Fred D. Hastings
 Plairville.
 Camp meetings are being h ,le daily al White Oak park by R liV R. B Evans.
 II. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Farrar a ". son, Gerald, of Lincoln street, a ,,s Mir. and Mrs Fred Fox of Bohen ,u street will leave tomorrow on Il in tor trip 10 Maine, where they Y ,I1 spend the next two weeks campi