New Britain herald., 1926-04-07

Fart II
 March, "Manhattan Beach" , Sousn
 F, B, c. Orchestra Selection, Bohemian Girl", .-Ralfc
 F, B, C. Orchestra Reading. Selected
 Effie CaYlton
 Cornet Solo, Selected
 Anna Howarth
 Exhibition, Club Swinging
 Charles Gladden. Vocal Solo, What's the Use ?"
 Emma Kalwat
 Waltz. Fallen Leaves"
 F. B. C. Orchestra Piano Solo, Selected
 Bertha Kalwat
 Gavotte, Dancing Dolls"
 F. R, C. Orchestra Song. "Auld Lang Syno"
 F, B, C, Orchestra and Audience
 Tax Lists Being Held Up A number of tax lists arc being held up at the post office because they were insufliciently addressed, Property owners who have not re- coived their lists yet are warned 10 call at the office to avoid any pen alty for non-paymcnt.
 Grange Meeting
 Plainyillo Grange held its regular meeting last night, q goodly number of members being present and en- toying pleasing program. There were several songs by the entire Grange as the opener of the evening. Mrs. Charles I.aCkey then gave Il reading. An account of sugur-mak- ing in Vermont was given by MT. Tripp. Readings were given by Mrs. Ralph Williams, Miss Ethel Huhbell, Mrs. Ernest Phelps and Mrs. H. r. Lowrey. Master of Grange Bishop of Bristol and his wife were present , at the meeting.
 The Pomona meeting will be in . Middletown on April IS. On Aprl 16 Plainvile Grange has been in' l vited to attend the "Neighbors t Night" of Bristol Grange, Cdndi' dates from Plainville Grange vii 3 receive their degrees in Bristol witt |, those from Bristol Grange at some 3 time next month. l Baseball Outlook
 The baseball outlook in Plainvill' for the coming summer is a brigh S one, with the prospect of at leas l two fast teams on the diamond. th' . Plainville A. C., and the Y. M. c. A l The Plainvilc A. C. has alread, v begun practice and has held tW' y workouts. An important meeting T will be held on Friday night at Le zion hall, all members being re ouested to Do present because of tn { importance of the business to b. | taken up. It is expected that larg number Of new men, interested Il S baseball, will be enrolled at thi = time,
 E This club, as the 'West Ends, c had one of the best football team s which has ever represented Plain : vile, and 1t Is hoped that the base C ball nine will be as successful as tn grid outfit. At tho two practice ses sions already held, the material ha q been of such a grade as 10 lead | T the expectation that this hope WI l. be fulfilled. The team expects | IT have new uniforms by May l. St The "Y" team has not been calle L. ont for practice yet, but, with mos is of last years men returning, ar D. other speedy nine is predicted
 
 The regular meeting of the LaGie 1e Auxiliary to Brock-Barnes pos lc American Legion, will be held at n o'clock tomorrow night. le The Woman's Federation of tl al Congregational church will hold n Ol all-day sewing meeting tomorrow 'S the parish house. T. George Cameron Of Morris Gov ,' is spending a vacation at the hom 'o of his aunt, Mrs. James Murphy M Whiting street.
 The ladies of the Baptist churc 9S will pack a missionary box for tf V Mather school in North Carolina tt 's morrow afternoon, ,o, to- The Woman's Home and Toreig l'1 society of the Advent Christia um m church will meet at o'clock t '" morrow afternoon at the home =, Mrs. l.. A. Francis, 1S9 West Ma Do street.
 ,,s The regular prayer meeting W or be hold at the Baptist church t ,o morrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. ne The Standard Steel BcneM ass os citation will meet in Legion hall at ,ts o'clock tonight. Important bus es ness will be transacted. and Il
 meeting will be followed by an e is tertainment and smoker nc There will be card-pIaying at Il en Fythian Sisters social to be held Or S o'clock this evening in I. c. O. ,r- hall. Refreshments will be serve ys The Parish Guild Of the Chur 50 of Our Saviour will hold a silver en in the parish house from ? to n's o'clock tomorrow afternoon. T ist public is invited. ol.
 Two 4-room tcnements, doul
 house, near car line and foundl
 House has inst been rebuilt lar 0 garden, reasonable rent. Apply isa NJ. Raymond. e3 w. Main S, Op
 evenings. Phone 41-2.-advt. dy New 5 room house for rent:
 improvements at 124 East St. I
 397.-advt.
 The A. &. P. store on West Ma 'iy street reopened today under its (
 manager. Fred Marshall This ste
 was burned out a month ago.
 Bad characters Of children oft
 result from improper feeding, { T nl cordipr to onynrop,npt dIo+G1taps