New Britain herald., 1925-01-19

general committee tomorrow night.
 Jolly Bunch Elects
 The Jolly Bunch club has elected he following officers for the com Ing year. President, Viola Spencer; 'ice-prcsidcnt, Rachel smith; socre- .ary, Clara Strung; treasurer, Gladys Nlllman; publicity committee, Nellie I3lxby and Sadie Okenquist, and hos pitality committee. Elsie Evans and Mrs, Leon Griffin.
 A meeting of the club will be held tomorrow evening at 7:4j o'clock at the home of Mrs. Leon Griffin on Peace court.
 EyangeliStic Meetings
 Rev, A. D. Kendrlck, D.D.. of will hold a series of evan gellstic meetings in the PlainVille Baptist church beginning Tuesday evening of this week. and these will he held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings also at 7:45 o'clock. DrKendrick is known to be q very earnest and pleasing speaker and the townspeoplc are invited 10 join in these meetings.
 Annual Banquet
 The Standard Steel '& Bearings, Inc, Mutual Benefit association, will hold an annual banquet next satur- day evening in the F. r. o, F. rooms in Bristol. The organization has progressed rapidly for the past year ana it's success will be told on the evcning of the feast. Efforts will be made 10 have every member of the association present at the af. fair and the committee in charge is working hard to make it a success.
 Crossing Hearing
 Officials of the town and of the New York, New Haven &; Hartforl Railroad O., will meet in the town hall Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock for a hearing on the widon- ing of the West Main street rail- road crossing. This is following a suggestion by the public utilities commission made at the hearing last Friday morning at the state capital in Hartford that the town officials and the railroad officials get togeth- CT to see If an amicable settlement could be reached with regard to the question. l. is expected that a large number of the towuspeople will be present at the hearing to broach their arguments pro and con on the subject. Appearances indicate that .the question will be settled in a very short time now and officials of the town are enthusiastic over the pro- .gress of the fight at the present itime.
 Sunday School Board
 The Sunday school board of the |Plainville M. T.. church will hold a monthly meeting tonight at 6:45 D. III. Supper will be served in the 'church parlors and every member is urged to be present.
 Congregational Notes
 The executive committee of the Congre gational church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the parsonage.
 The Woman's Federation of the church will hold q program meeting Thursday afternoon at , o'clock. .Tahleaus Illustrating work among the American Indians will be pre- sented and there will be special music. T"a will he served.
 A young man who refused 10 give his namo, fell into Malone's Pond in Forestville this morning and was drenched. He was engaged in cut ting ice when he stepped on a cut cake and was dumped into the icy water. He was pulled out and start cd making tracks for homo on the outskirts of Ploinvlle. He started on the Bristol -Tlainville trolley for Plainville and was found in a res tanrant drinking stcaming cups of coffee tn warm up. He apparently didn't care for winter swimming.
 Pictures of Governor
 It might be interesting to Plain vile people 10 know that the Pathe News reel of motion pictures taken of the Tomco celebration in his hon. or q week go last Saturday are be- ing shown at the Palace thcater in New Britain the first half of this week. The news reel shows the gov ornor IS he appeared on the day of the reception.
 To Attend Concert
 Several Plainville people are plan ming to attend the concert to be given by the Lotus Male quartet of Boston in the town hall in Southing- ton tomorrow evening. The quartet will be accompanied by Miss Marion Carroll, reader, and Mrs Charles Beckley. accompanist. Arrangements for attending the concert may be made through H. Garfield Jones of the Hutton & Jones, Inc, store here. Plainyille people have heard the Lotus Quartet at various other times and real treat is in store for them tomorrow night.
 W. (. T. T.. Meeting 1 The regular meeting of the W. C T. L. will he held Tuesday after. noon al 2 o'clock al the home oi Mrs. John Lamb on Troad street. FlainN ille Briefs Miss Irene McGrath of East street l is doing well after an operation per, 1 formed at St. Francis hospital fl ] Hartford.
 Chester Hart son of Mr. and Mrs i Frank A. Hart Of East Main street is able to be out again after week! illness at his home,
 Charles Rarhhurn who has heer spending the past two weeks Uitl Rev. and Mrs !, c. Ward, has re, turned to his home in I.offingwolI. Jane Louise Liudstrom. daughte, of NIr. and Mrs. Edward Iindstron of Canal street s much improved after q scrIoVs operation p,rtormo, last Friday at the Hartford hospital | For Eont-FurnSh"d 3 roon Impairment, 41 Iap,c strc"'.-a'lvt.