New Britain herald., 1926-01-18

machine whipped around in seml- circle and dropped into a ditch be- side the road,
 Constable Thomas Royce inycstl- gated and ordered both drivers 10 appear in court tonight,
 Legion "Roy scout Night"
 Boy Scout Night" will be obscrv. ed at the meeting Of Brock Barnes Post, American Legion, in its rooms this evening, After tho routine bus mess has been transacted, the meet ing will be given over to the amusc- mont of the scouts, For the pur- pose of making the program in- AructiVe as well as interesting and nntertaIning for these guests, Brock Barnes post has made arrangements for the Seichoprey post troop, of Bristol 10 give ans exhibition of scoutcraft, This troop has been or ganI2cd much longer than the local rne and has consequently gone decp- cr into scouting. Tho Bristol Boy Scout drum corps will lead the Bell .City troop in a short street parade at S o'clock.
 As this is the first meeting over which the new commander, Edward Barrows, will preside, he desires a largo turnout of members to give him tho necessary encouragement, He plans to have a series of inter- .csting meetings at least once q month, but the success Of his plan depends upon the number of Legion uaras who will attend. II Is hoped Itha' hc will be welcomed by very ilarsc percentage of the post mem hrrs at his initial meeting.
 "N" Team tO Simsbury
 First place in the county ', NJ IC'. A. league will be at stake tonigh when the Plainville "Y" groul
 meets the $imsbury team in tha
 town. Each team has won the two
 games which it has played so far land both will put forth their utmos
 efforts tonight 10 remain undofeat
 ed, 1t is the first league gam
 which the locals have played OH th
 road. and tho Simsbury floor is sni
 to be tricky one. but Coach Bai
 lcy's charges hope 10 come home i
 first place and with clean slate.
 special Baptist Meeting
 A specinl business meeting Of th
 Eaptiaf church will be held Thurs
 day evening directly after t1 prayer meeting. The report of IF
 church committee in regard 10
 pastor 10 tll the vacancy caused | 2 the It signa,ion Of Rev. J, C. Wal = will be given al this time and a' , tion on il will be taken. Evc' 7 member Of tho church is urged 70 be present.
 , Important Grange Meeting B The regular meeting Of Plainvil
 Grange will h" held at o'clo' | this evening in Grange hall. As I will be d very important meetin l. all members are urged to atter
 Improvements in the haii will I, discussed. A rcpor, will be ma
 on the state Grange mrctiI
 There will he a musical pTogra if and q short sketch will he offer .r by Miss Mary Hubbell and VI I Sadie Okcaquist.
 c Gambling Machines Cone [. The automatic mint venling n' n chimes. which were ordered 10 x removed from local stores by m ,r night Saturday, appear 10 have q + %pprrred once moro. Allowed ,, return after having hccn ol n banned. they were ordered l. again upon the receipt of co cs plaints by First Srloctman WilIi ld J. Johnson. The grand jurors sta c: today that they had made no oifi' ra investigation 10 see if thcir ord B.; had been carried out, but this h. ton is expected shortly.
 w No W. (. T. |. Mcctin@ h. The regular meeting of th"
 C. r. t., which was 10 have b' r. held tomorrow afternoon, will 80 postponed 10 allow the memh of 10 attend the Hartford county A. stituto 10 hr held 2t the Trinity E. r.. church. NV Britain, on | mt day, The morning session will O
 at 10 o'clock. Those who are pl
 ming to go will leave Plainvil'" C in ter on tho 9:@5 o'clock trolley th NJ, F. Church Notes IS. On Tuesday evening at k o'clock the first meeting of CT Ladies' Aid society of the Pl; in, vile NJ. r.. church will be held ng inc church parlors. All ladies ! r would be interested in this soc i'm are cordially invited to be pres lcc On Wednesday afternoon froI he to 1 o'clock the Woman's for' fife Missionary society will hold sale for the benefit of the sci"t,
 the home of Mrs. John F.. La 'se corner Of Broad and Whi led streets.
 pro The regular prayer meeting lay be held at 7:45 o'clock Thurs sht evening.
 on Clam ChoWdCr Supper Fed Plans are under way for ano lnd one of Mrs. Cady's popular ( po- chowdrr suppcrs to be held at 'cn parish house of the Church of md Sarious Thursday evening from on o'clock. vas Notes
 Miss Barbara Lee, Miss He
 Livingstone and Mrs. Charles P' cod have returned from an automt no trip to New York city.
 o"- A requiem high mass for Carn