New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

meeting Monday night,
 Drive Setted $51220
 The Salvation Army drive recent. ly conducted here went over tho top, the quota of $500 heinz ex- ceeded and the total subscriptions reaching sS7?,2o. The Standard Steel & Bearings Inc, has not yet reported, but its amount has been carefully estimated and included in this total.
 The result Is very satisfactory and shows A fine response from the townsreople as this amount was secured without an intensive cana raign, Letters were sent out by Chairman Henry Trumbul, factory department heads canvassed their men, and an army envoy went from house 10 house but everything was done quietly and the amount sccur- cd without a real campaign.
 The money thus secured will go into the general fund of the Saliva uon Army While it will not be nsed here directly, 1t enables Plsin- vile to call upon the fund at any time when needy cases occur,
 Going To Russia
 Vaeilv kosenko of North Washing. ton street sailed today on the George Washington for France. He will go from there to Russia. where he will spend about five months
 Another Complaint
 The owner of the Russell block has again complained to the author ltirs about the young mon and boys who hang around the front of the building. He intends 10 have the doorway and sideW ak kept clear of loitorers and loafors.
 Grange Notes
 At the regular meeting Of tho Grange held last night, Union Grange of Southington furnished the entire program which Was as fol- lows; Reading. Mrs, Thist, master of the Union Grange. reading, Miss Charlotte Lewis; whistling solo, Louis Toles; reading, Mrs Allen, reading. Mrs. Louis Tolles, reading, Mrs. Allen.
 Following the program refresh- ments were served.
 The July ol meeting will be omitted but 8 meeting in the nature If picnic will he held on August 4th T, the home of Mrs, Fl, r. Low rey.
 Methodist Service
 The mid-Wock service at the Tlainville M E. church will he held at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening, The Ladies' Aid society will have charge of tho service. During tho month of July tho different societies of the church will assnmc leader ship of the mid-wcck services.
 Legion Auxiliary Musicale
 A musical program will he car ric1 out at the meeting tomorrow night of the Legion Auxiliary at the Legion rooms. Tho committee in charge of the evenings program consists of Mrs. Harriet Barnes, Mrs. Augustine Prior and Miss Irene ltoran.
 Grand Outer Guard l.. l., As- piall of plainvile, with his staff, will install the officers of St. Elmo lodge Knights of pythias, of New Britain this evening.
 Frank Lahalesta of 1o2 Whiting street entered st. Francis hospital Hartford, to undergo an operation for appcndictos.
 Mary Wright of New York city and Carrie Lewis of Springfield, Mass, arc yacationinC at the Maple hurst, They arc both former resi- dents of rlainvillc, and Miss Wright was al ono time librarian at the Now Britain institute.
 Several persons were overcome by the heat hore yesterday, but none of tho prosrations were serious.
 B, w. Edwards is spending two weeks at Indian Neck. Branford,
 Tn" officers of SeQuassen lodge, I. o, O. F., will he installed at the meeting of the lodge tomorrow eve ming,
 Mir. and Mrs Charles N. Arnold of East street have returned from Nor wich and Now London, where thoy spend the holidays with relatives.
 Wanted outdoor work of any kind. F. D, WiNon, Box 16f, Plainvillr.- AdYt.
 Fur found on July 3rd. near IS7 W, Main s. Owner call at above addrcSs,-Advt.