New Britain herald., 1926-11-02

DSluB COUSlluClSup sO tlds tiic6C three churches began their existence at almost precisely the same time. No celebration of the anniversary has been planned by any of the three.
 School to Hear Program
 The high school and Linden street grades will again tune in on Station WT1C, Hartford. tomorrow morning for the radio program broadcast from there by the Connecticut state board of education. The general sub- ject tomorrow will be harmony. The program proper will begin at l0:45 o'clock. preceded by five minutes of piano solos by Miss Laura C. Gaudet. The primary grades will listen, to Sweet and Low" "Old Folks at Home" and "Juauita" and the up- per elementary grades have their own selections in Largo" by Han del and "Ases Death" by Grieg. The high school will file in and hear The Adagietto' from Bizets LAT lesienne," two "Preludes" by Chopin, Wagner's Song of the Evening Star" and "Pilgrim's Chorus" from Wagner's ''Tannhauser"
 Superintendent of Schools L. S. Mills suggests that mothers of the children tune in on their sets at home and enjoy the program along with their children. The next pro- gram will be on November IT, when program music will be taken up. Fire in Soda Shop
 There was a slight fire in the Soda Shop in Neri's block about 2 o'clock this morning. It was extinguished with little damage. although the store was closed today pending the ! arrival of insurance adjusters. Episcopal Church Fair The Church Of Our Saviour will | hold it's annual fair in the parish | house tomorrow and Thursday after ] moons beginning at 2:30 o'clock. The women who will be In charge are as 1 follows: Tea table, Mrs. Barbara Hoerle, assisted by Mrs. Lackey, Mrs. ! Brainerd. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Rex :. and Mrs. Griswold; candy. Mrs. H. 1 C. Washburn and Mrs. Farrar; grab | bag. Mrs. E. Moore and Mrs. Ettie Ryder; fancy work. Mrs. Alice Ky der, Mrs. Howard LaField and Mrs. 1 Josephine Sparks; aprons, Mrs. w . Turner and Mrs. Butler; handker- chiefs, Miss Hattie Hird and Mrs W. Purcell; food Mrs. Seymour and Mrs, Dexter: girls friendly. Miss Babcock. The public is invited.
 Action on an increase of stock will be taken at q special meeting of the stockholders of the Sequassen Corp. Inc. which has been called for s o'clock tonight in the directors room at 23 West Main street The directors will present a recommen- dation that the books of the corpor- ation be reopened for the sale of ad, ditional preferred stock. The corporation is at present erecting a new s100,Oo0 store. office and thea ter building next to the present Sc quassen building on West Main street,
 Notes
 The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be held at 2:3f o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Vernon Granger. 4 Broad street. Plans for the annua Christmas sale will be completed ant other activities planned.
 frhnro 1t-ill bo cracia1 apfipr p the Mems Bible class of the Baptis church at 7:3o o'clock this evening All members are urged to attend
 Plainville Grange will meet q 7:30 o'clock this evening and confer the first and second degrees upoi large classes of candidates.
 A nine hour day has been adopted at the Standard Steel &, Bearing Inc. this being a reduction from th' previous working hour.
 The second of the winter social conducted by the Pythian Sister vii. be held in l. o. O. F. hall to morrow evening. There will b. card playing, and refreshments vii be served; the public is invited.
 Mr and Mrs. A. l.. Moultoup. for merly of Whiting street, have re moved to IS Park street.
 First Friday will be observed a the Church of Our Lady of Mere, with mass at 5;30 and communion at o'clock. Confessions will D heard as usual Thursday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Charles Cleveland has beel called to New Haven by the death 0 her mother.
 A temporary telephone was in stalled in the town hall today to as Sist in bringing out the voters.
 An anniversary requiem mass vii be held at 7;30 o'clock tomorrog morning at the Church of Our Lad Of Mercy for Mrs. Nellie Nelson. Plainville, 22 Pearl St, rooms