New Britain herald., 1925-02-12

fact that Sroka cannot be located. Sroka's truck Is alleged 10 have struck tho car of Mrs. Pierce while | inc latter was parked at the curb. Sroka is then alleged 10 have be- como abusive when Mrs. Pierce | asked to be shown his drivers | license and his registration, She | registered complaint with the | grand juror with the result that 1 SroEa will be halcd into court if he can be found.
 Former Rector Visiting Here
 Rev. George Hilton of Hunting ton visited the members of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour last evening at meeting of the Knights Of Washington, Rev. Mir. Hilton was formerly rector of the local church and was the leading spirit in tho activities Of the K. of w. He plans 10 leave today for his present home providing driving conditions permit.
 Legion Auxiliary The American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post No. %3, will hold a regular meeting this evening in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street. A riot of fun is promised tonight because of tho fact that 4 "TacIiy" party will be held and members who will be adiudgod 10 be wearing clothes too good for the poverty social will be fined lo cents. l The business session tonight will bc an important one because of the fact that several committees will be selected from among the members. Among them Will be the Memorial committee, th" poppy committee and others ius' as important. Plans will be made tonight also for the annual sale of poppics which will be held on or about Memorial Day and arrangomonts will be made for the feeding of the members of the 1 First District association Of the l Legion who will gather in plainvile on Sunday afternoon. February @2. 1 The auxiliary has taken it upon is shoulders 10 furnish tho cats for the visiting guests and a good menu has been promised,
 Miss Marjorie Fisher, president of tho auxiliary, has been named chairman Of tho state committee on peoples and first hand information will he supplied at all times to members of tho rlainviljo unit.
 Special Town Meeting
 The special town meeting which has bcnn called ny inc board of sc- Icctmcn 10 act on rha High school matter, will be opened Tuesday eve ming in the town hall at 5 o'clock. The questions 10 be taken up are among the most important of any pated that the majority of voters l will assemble at the meeting 10 l listen to the arguments to bN ad- vanc"d for or against nc" high school. The eyrs of tho state arc turned on rIainvile because those ! in educational circles realize that i crisis has come here in school mat tors, but it is confidently expected 1 that Plainrill" people Will put the matter through without much dis sension.
 Nearly thc entire popuIace is l agreed that a new high school must be provided and inc matters will ! bring forth 1h" most arguments will be the selection of a site and the cost of a school building. A com mittco will be appointed tO select n site or sites for the building and l the meeting will bc asked 10 apprO- priatn money for plans and sketch cs. The committee on the site will 1 then bc Callod on 10 report 10 subsequent meeting and then the fun will start.
 The final Financial rcport on th" Linden street school will also be made at this meeting and this will 1 contain some important data with regard to the building finished last fa]l
 M. T.. Church Notes. l The Probaiionors' class Of tho NJ. ' F.. church will meet this evening at IT D. m. Prayer meeting will be hold at 10 D. m.
 The official board will moot at 1 $50 o'clock for tHr reguilr mou'Lly meeting.
 Thor will hc q Valentine party for r. Beginners an1 Primary de- partmont in the church parIors on Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Mothers arc coril fly i0N'ol to at. tend.
 Episcopal Church Notes,
 Tho Sunday school nf th" Epis- ropa} church of our Sa,or will i hold a fool anl naruly sal" Saturday afternoon al o'r.o.%. All members of tn" church arc asked to cnn~ilor- . od themselves solicited
 The church choir wiI lo,l r"- hoarsal tomorrow r,cutYc in th" parish house at 7.2o o'c'orG. ~ X o'clock a meeting of tn" 1,~try win be hold in th" parish hor~r.
 Track Gangs Out The COun5c'irGt 'n. was fcls' t 70 ha'" it's trark eares 7r work to- jay on rrn Nv 'ri,aa-rIajnN'Io | Iino in ordcr 'o l>."p t.o tracks | clear of noNinG Vahr. h. various plaros whore 'iHe l"ni.r tL" tracks, torrents of wa'r @a'. l"'n pour Ing down and la}o r'mp'""ly i0- undated tho uarhs lrarS of wash outs were expressed hy 'h" mo'or- mon and ronIur'ors who w'r" ply iNC over trc Hn. an3 l'caus' of cbe n,avy eog t.o drl'rr, ,@ rh" cars would not us th., to SIC any danger points Tr- ataGs at work quickly cleared tr. s,r'l".> uy Iig- sing trenches h,tw-,o 'I" 'ai'ro"i ;ios. orroNtlg A., @a'.r 'u flow to the other sjlc.