New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

452 495 502-1449 The Lobsters hung up a new three strinlg total of ,51G, Silverio's 124, a 114 and a 1t3 by McGibbon. 11S by | Seymour, and four other scores above the 100 mark contributing to- ward this fine record. Complete List of Delicacies
 The stock-taking of the deicacies | contributed by the school children Monday for the New Britain Gener- al hospital and the Chldren's home in New Britain has been completed and reveals a remarkable generos- ity on the part of the Plainville boys and girls. Mrs. Henry Trum- bull, chairman of the collection committee, states. "It is very grati- fying to me to find the children still keep up their interest in this good work to such great extent. V The tabluation of contributions is as follows:
 Broad Street School-Children's s home: [ bu. apples. bu. potatoes, 1-2 bu. turnips, 1-2 pix. carrots. ? qts. onions, 12 doz beets, 1 head cabbage. SC jars fruit, p jars rege- tables, l34 glasses jelly, 4 bottles grape juice. 1 bottle salad dressing, S1 bananas, 47 pears, 5 pumpkins. 3 1-4 lbs. mixed nuts, s pkgs. crack CTS, 2 pkgs. oat flakes l pkg. dates, 1 pkg peanuts story books. 3 jars pickles, 60 oranges, l grape fruit, 2 lbs. grapes. ? ats. cranberries D lbs. popcorn. pkgs. Jello, pkgs. cookies. 1o bars chocolate candy, : 1-4 lbs. assorted cookies, s5.25 in cash.
 New Britain hospital: 1 pix. ap- ples. 1 orange. 1 banana, small amount candy. glasses jelly. jar fruit 1 jar pickles, i lb,. mixed nuts. Linden Street School-Children' s Home: 2 1-2 bu. apples, ats. tur- nips, 2 grape fruit, 10 bananas, l can milk, 6 pumpkins, 6 1-2 IDS. sugar 10 pkgs. cookies, ID. nuts , pllgs. Jello. 12 jars vegetables 4b 2 asses jelly, l can mince meat , pbgs. potatoes. 3 qts. carrots. oranges, Io p'tti-. N''''h'''' e7 popcorn, 1 pkg. buckwheat tiour / pkgs. oat flakes, qt. cranberrles' oS jars fruit. jars pickles, l can fig pudding. 35c in cash.
 Now Britain hostital: 3 pka. ap- pies. qts. turnips. jars fruit, I oranges. 15 glasses jelly.
 Award Contracts.
 The directors of the Sequassen Corporation have awarded further contracts for the new building being erected on West Main street. A. NJ. Raymond was low bidder on the electrical work and Frederick J. Raff of Hartford on the heating. The figures in the plumbing bids varied so greatly that il was believed mistake had been made and the bid ders have been asked to refiGure and present estimates once more, TrCibcr still Second. The pen of White Rocks entered by c. A. Treiber of Plainville still holds second place in it's class in the S'orrs elgg laying contest. The lead | ing pen, from South Weymouth, Mass. has gone ahead 10 9l eggs at the end of the second week. while pen from Holliston, Mass, has tied Mrr. Treibcr'S at 52 eggs.
 Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Aaron of Whiting street, and Mir. and Mrs. Edward Northover of Mountain View will motor to Atlantic City over the holiday and visit the Aarons' daughter there.
 Mrs and Mrs. II. A. Castle and son, Samuel, have returned homo from old Town, Me.
 Mrs George D. Clark. formerly of Plainville, will leave for Montgom- cry, Ala, Friday after visiting here tor several days.
 The Hartford Praying band will meet at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the home of Treat l.. Sanford, 192 Broad street.
 Store to rent, apply NJ. Birnbaum, 5S7 Main St. New Britain. Tel @GS4-2.-advt.
 For Rent--6 rooms, first floor, modern improvements, 27 Washing ton street. Phone 33l.--adyt.
 Store to rent apply NJ. Birnbaum, 5S7 Main St.. New Britain. Tel. SS4-2.-advt.
 To rent---Four room tenement. Inquire Fred Cassallc. IA Bicycle street. Tel. 333.--advt.
 For rent-Fivc rooms with con- 20 Washington street. advt.