New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-17

fees In the Tracy-Condon building.
In accordance with the vote passed
at the directors meeting of the COM
pany held last Friday afternoon
large amount OF the stock is to be
bought back by the company be-
tween now and the first OF the year,
and yesterdays disbursements
amounted TO $4,000 to ~ different
stockholders, 1t is expected that up
wards OF 100000 will be paid out
this week.
Christmas Cheer Assured
The annual daisy sale conducted
by the Woman's auxiliary OF the
American Legion last Saturday, was
tho most successful that has been
held by the local unit. Approximate
ly $300 was nettcd from the sale
which assures the Christmas boxes
for the disabled ex-service men who
arc the particular care OF the aux.
Hilary.
Grange To Hold Fair
The Bristol Grange will hold its
annual fair on Wednesday, Nov. IS,
lat Red Mems hall. The afternoon
will he taken up with cards and a
.childrcn's entertainment and IN the
evening the play "Bar Haven" will
be presented. Dancing will follow
the play with music by Sandstrom's
orchestra.
Reading Clubs Meet
Today Is reading club day. This
Afternoon several of the homes OF
the city are being thrown open to
members Of the different reading
clubs Of the city. Mrs. Howard Peck
Of Broadview cntcrtains the mem
Ibcrs Of the Tuesday club with Miss
Hilda NJ. Peck as reader. The Cal
Hope club meets with Mrs, S. Rus
sell Mink of Go Woodland street and
Mrs. Ralph Richardson the reader
of the afternoon will also render
vocal selections. The members OF
1.-THE Clio club meets with Mrs. Rich
ard Henry Jackson of Prince street
and the Saga Reading club will be
entertained by Mrs. Arthur Wasley
Of Pennington avenue with Mrs. L..
A. Wheeler as the reader.
Council Meeting This Evening
More than the usual interest at.
taches to the adjourned meeting OF
the city council this evening. The
city awaits with interest the ap-
pointments OF Mayor Wade to the
different commlasi which will he
announced this evening. Appoint
ments are to be made to the board
Of education, the park board and
the name of the new health officer
will also be announced.
Salvation Army Campaign
The general maintenance cam
paign of the Salvation Army starts
today with nearly 900 of the pro-
posed sum of $4,000 already sub
scribed. The campaign has the Off
clal endorsement Of the chamber OF
commerce. Salvation Army officers
fro indifferent parts Of this district
will assist the local staff in the
house to house canvas and opportu-
mites will be given to the business
, ''oU'V' ~ ''N9ri ."e W 'H0 a"ppoA
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