New Britain herald., 1925-06-24

corner Of Whiting and Maple streets and will continue for several eve- nlngs. The big attraction of the carnival is the Hellkvists. a pair of human torches, while a dance floor has been constructed and there are many booths.
 Burritt Grange of New Britain will present Its successful play, "The Path Across the Hill," at Grange hall here tonight under the auspices of Plainville Grange. This play was first produced in New Britain about q month ago and was such a hit that 1t has been repeated numerous times In surrounding towns.
 The Epworth league of the Plain. vile M. E. church will hold a lawn party on sAe church lawn beginning at 1880 o'clock this evening. Ice cream a~s strawberry shortcake will be se-ed, The church orches. tra will play.
 Notes
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward sonnenberg of East Broad street are entertain Ing Mir, Sonnenberg's brother and his family of Toledo, Ohio.
 The evening group of the Wom- ans federation Of the Congrega . tional church will meet at 7:SO o'clock tomorrow evening.
 The condition Of Mrs. Minnie Stephenson, who is seriously i'll at the Bristol hospital. remains about the same.
 "rll Show You the Town" featur- ing Reginald Denny. will be shown at the Community theater tomor- TOW evening for the benefit of the Y. M. c. A.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Advent Christian church will hold an all-day sewing meeting to- morrow at the home of Mrs. Denton of 3S Broad street.
 The regular prayer meetings will be held at the Methodist and Ad- vent Christian churches tomorrow evening.
 Louis V, Russell has returned to his home in Baltimore. Md, after a weeks visit to his father, Frank Russell, of Mountain View. Mir. Russell is q former resident of Plainville but had been away from town for six years. 1 Mro Afar, Tf ;, ;st+ .t the home Of Mir. and Mrs. John Graham of Springfield. Mass,
 Health Association Campaign
 The Plainyille Public Health Nursing association is conducting a campaign for members and funds igor the coming year seeking S1,S00 to maintain it's work for the coming 1 ? months. Letters have been sent out to present members and others asking them to become members for the year May l, 1925-May 1, 1926. i 4 contribution of $1 or over enrolls | the contributor as a member. but does not entitle him or her to any free services of the visiting nurse. i The association has been very &C., tive in preserving the public health lof PIainvllle with its service. Its most recent venture was the we'll baby clinic, which proved success ful. Plainville is in a very healthy condition at the present time and the associat ton, with proper funds, can do great deal toward main taining this desirable state.
 Fined in Southington Albert Sturgeon of Plainvlie ap- pcared in the Southington town court before Judge H. T. Fftzpat- rick yesterday on charges Of reckless i driving and driving while under the Influence Of liquor. Surgeons au- l tomobile and one driven by Peter K. Erninoma of Worcester, Mass. came together on Queen street. Southington, Sunday night and in- vostigation of Surgeons car dis closed alleged liquor in it. Surgeon was fined st00 and costs amounting to $21.o5 on the under the influence" charge. $50 of the fine being remtted.
 P!thian Doinss
 Pythian lodge, No. 47, Knights of Pythias. will hold its semi annual election of officers Friday evening.
 Pythian temple. No. %, Pythian Sisters. will meet in I. Q. 0. F. hall at o'clock this evening Routine business will be transac acted.
 Pythian lodge. K, of P, and Pythian temple, Pythian Sisters, will hold their annual picnic at Pleasant Valley Sunday. Members of both societies. with their fami- lies. will leave the lodge rooms at 1n:30 o'clock in the morning. A picnic lunch will be enjoyed at Pleasant Valley. after which it is planned to have program of sports. A. IT. Griswold Is in charge of transportation and those who h. tend 10 go should communicate with him,
 Going to Italy
 Anthony niNarco, the local con tractor. will sail for Italy next Tuesday and spend several weeFs' vacation in his native land. He will he accompanicd hy Mrs. DiMarco and their two sons. Gino and Albert.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 There will he short business meeting of thc American Legion auxiliary tomorrow evening at s o'clock. The business session will he followed hy a surprise entertain mnnt in charge of Mrs. William "a ssilN Miss Enrnice Moore and