New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
Nelys
LARGE ORCHESTRA
 TO GIVE CONCERT New Britain Musicians to Ap-
 pear at Baptist Church CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE Gordon Case Is Adjourned - Milk
 Found Below Standard Grade -
 Benefit Assn. Blow Out Tomorrow
 Night-Plalnville Briefs.
 Music lovers of the town will be given the opportunity for a real treat on the evening of December IT when the 23-piece orchestra of the Everyman's Bible class of New Brit ain will render q concert in the Plainville Baptist church. The or chestra, under the leadership of ed by several popular artists, among them Miss Fife Carlton, who has won renown as a reader.
 A delightful program was rendered by this same orchestra in Plainville last April, and those who attended the concert are enthusiastic over the coming event. Many people have listened in to the orchestra, for on several occasions MT. Clarkson and his musicians have broadcast from Station WTIC at Hartford.
 This program is being given under the auspices of the Young Peoples society which Is doing an excellent work for the church. The proceeds will be used to purchase piano and other new furniture which the young people have placed In the parlors of the church.
 Christmas Seals On Sale
 Christmas seals are now in the malls and should be received by every resident within the next two or three days It Is hoped that all will respond to this appeal insofar as they are able. The money received through the sale of these seals is used entirely for tuberculosis re- lief in Plainville, s572.6S being spent last year for this purpose.
 The Christmas seals have for many years been a popular method of aiding the fight against the white plague. They come In handy in helping 10 seal Christmas letters and packages and in brightening these parcels. The post office authorities approve of and encourage their use. but call the publics attention to the fact that they should not be placed on the face of articles mailed.
 Gordon Case Adjourned
 The case of Irving Gordon, ar rested Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff E. w. F'urrey, was adjourned yesterday until Wednesday, Deccm- Der s, to allow the Middletown man an opportunity to gather his wit nesses. He was released by Justice M. o. Ryder under bonds of S200, being charged with reckless driv- ing, evading responsibility, and us- ing improper markers. He was represented by Attorney Charles r. Conlon.
 Michael Fitzgerald of Hartford was sentenced to 30 days in jail for intoxication, having jail record of considerable length behind him. He was taken in here Sunday after drinking denatured alcohol plainly labelled with the skull and cross bones denoting poison. Fitzgerald said he had had much worse stuff.
 Milk Below Standard
 Dr. George F. Cook, health off, cer, sprang a surprise on local milk dealers last week and has found that the milk sold by several of them has dropped from the high standard found in the past and is now below grade. The state authorities took samples for the monthly test and found all satisfactory except one. On the following day Dr. Cook was out early and collected further bot ties, catching the dealers by sur prise. This time the milk of two other dealers was found below stand ard.
 The condition Is not serious, as the quality of milk is liable to drop at this time of year. The matter has been corrected as far as possi- ble and the authorities do not look forward to any future trouble.
 "Alley War" Renewed
 The "alley war" between F. l.. Benzon and Hird & Murphy, pro- prietors of the Recreation bowling alleys on Whiting street, was due to finally reach court this afternoon before Judge Nickerson of the superior court. The war began a year ago, springing up over dis pute regarding the driveway be- tween Legion hall and the Com munity theater, the bowling alley proprietors seeking to prevent Ben zon's trucks from using it and claiming that 1t was not a public way. An attempt was made to dig a ditch across the passage, but as fast as one gang of men could throw up the dirt another gang shovelled it back. Finally an injunction was obtained preventing the blocking of the passage, and the matter has hung fire for a year.