New Britain herald., 1926-11-26

and wheels which are used the world around in automobiles and other mechanisms. Two years ago MT. Norton achieved national prom thence when he was awarded the John Scott medal and prize for his invention of accurate grinding de- vices of high power.
 Milk in Schools
 The sale of milk in the public schools Is reported by the school de- partment to be progressing satisfac- torily. Many children In both the Broad street and Linden street schools are taking advantage of this means of increasing their weight. While largely confined to the lower grade, pupils in the higher classes may receive the milk if their par ents so desire.
 Auto Sales Company Coming.
 The Honeyman Auto Co. Of New Britain has leased from Joseph Neri the store next to the filling station in Central square and will make many alterations to the building before oc- cupying it. The terms of the lease call for the payment of $40 a month for the first year and $50 monthly after that.
 Farrell in Tolls Again.
 James Farrell of Canal street was arrested by Deputy Cheriff E. W. Furrey Wednesday night on charge of intoXication when he fell down in trying to get off the Bristol trolley car. Furrey picked him up from the street and took him to the town hall, calling q doctor to treat minor in- juries Farrell had received in his fall. The man was then locked up.
 Farrell was the man who brought complaint against Constable Thomas Royce and Prosecutor William J. Foran few days ago. saying he was not given a trial. This time he was allowed no opportunity for such 6 l<ic6. He was brought before Justice Edward ?. Prior yesterday morning and fined costs of court, which amounted to S14.06.
 Women to Conduct Store.
 MT. Bailey, Mrs, Clark Mrs. Gwil- linn. Mrs. Benjamin. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Benzon, Mrs. Bedford and Mrs Abell are the members of the gen. eral committee of the Congrega tional church fair which will be held in the parish house Wednesday and Thursday, December 1 and 2. They will be assisted at the various booths by. Mrs. Rogers, kitchen aprons; Mrs. Robbins, lingerie; Mrs. Snel- grove and Mrs. Dietzko, arts and lin ems; Mrs. Benjamin, home- made candies; Mrs. Bridgman, dolls and toys; Miss Trumbull, grabs; Miss Norton, flowers; Mrs. Wyckoff, books and Christmas cards; Mrs. Lowry, cooked food. Mrs. Bedford is in charge Of the tea room and Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. Crump will take care of the suppers which will be served rom 5:3O to 7;30 o'clock each evening.
 ICgipn AUAlilary AiCetinS.
 All members Of Brock Barnes unit are invited to attend the first district meeting in Grange hall Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. After the meeting q joint banquet with the Legion will be held in Legion hall.
 Game Cancelled
 The football game between the Plainyile Blues and New Britain East Sides, scheduled to be played here yesterday morning. was can celled by the Hardware city team. The Blues will play at home Sunday with the Kcnsington Tigers as their opponents There will be several changes in the lineup of the local eleven.
 Martha Rcbekah Rehearsal
 All officers of Martha Rebokah lodge and all members who have any part in the degree work are asked to be at I. o. O. F. hall Monday night. There will be a full re- hearsal.
 Many Home From School
 Many Plainville students returned from college to spend Thanksgiving with their parents. Among them were Gerald Freeman of Dartmouth, Miss Henrietta Castle from Simmons, Louis Pike from Massachusetts h. stitutc of Technology, Roger Newton from Yale, Miss Minna Washburn