New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
Brock .Bnrncs Post
Other Legion Activities

c'h'r iCslOU ActltlticS
 The bowling team will swing into action again tonight with Union- Nille as the visitors. Refreshments Will be served after tho games.
 The regular meeting will be held Monday night when it Is expected that about ten new members will be inducted into the post. Several committees will report, and re- treatments will be served.
 To stake Out High school
 Tho contract for the erection of tho new high school on East street has been signed by the successful bidders, Lawrence X Coe, and by the high school building committee. Tho firm planned 10 stake out the build ing this afternoon, and work will be begun in the immediate future.
 The amount of inc successful bid has been announced by Supcrintcnd- cnt l.. s, Mills as Si71,540. There were several other bids close to this and others ranging as high as S217.- 1000. The lid of Lawrence X Coo was the lowest, their work is known by inc school committee to be sat isfactory, and they are specializing in schools, so that the committee had a triple reason for awarding them the contract,
 If Winter Comes Back
 Enthusiastic prophets of spring suffered severe setback today when old Man Winter made a be- lated effort to regain his supremacy by turning loose q snow storm. The attempt was not very succc ssful, the snow melting as soon as it struck the ground. but it caused much in convenience to mot orists and pedes- trians and gavc confirmed pessi- mists an opportunity to repeat You never can tell"
 Sued For $2,00O By Wife
 Anthony Nicewicz Of PIain1illo has been sued for s2,o0o damages hy his wife. Mary MaIon Nicewicz of Waterbury. She claims that he drew ! $l.0o0 from a joint bank account without her knowledge and that he has failed to repay a 1850 loan. M. V. BlanSdcld of Waterbury issued the writ Money in tho hands of Stanislaw Sumoski and BronislaW l Domanski has been garnishccd.
 Advent Church Service The mid-wrok prayer meeting of the Advent Christian church will hc hold this evening at 7:80 o'clock. The meeting will open with song service followed by responsive psalm and prayers. After q piano solo tho pastor will speak on "Thc Call and Challenge of True Disri- pleship." A vocal solo will be ren- dcrcd, after which the service will he open to testimonies. The public is cordially invited 10 attend and participate in this service.
 Jcntcn DcyntiOns
 Ienten dcvotions will he held at 7:So o'clock this evening ct the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. with stations Of the cross and bcnedic- ion.
 There will he a Lenten service at the Church of Our Saviour at 7;"o o'clock this evening. Rev. E, E. Sly ring of Southington will he the speaker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Goddcau of 1 Pjttsneld, Mass. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Goddeau's parents, NIr. and Mrs. Arthur Tarrar of North Washington street
 A dance will he held In Grange hall on Pierce street this evening Music will he furnished hv tho Ma ipstic orchestra. The public is in Vitrd.
 A son was born at the Now Grit ain general hospital vest erday to MT and Mrs. Frank Johnson. A rehearsal of the cast or thu Plainvillc A. T. minstrel sho" VIII be held in American Legion hall al S:90 o'clock tonight.
 Marvel Hub Combination Stove for salc: reasonable price. l9 HouSh S'' --advt
 Food sale In Simpsons plumbing store tomorrow afternoon. Auspices of Methodist church Ladies Aid So- cicty.-advt.
 For automobile insurance, call Robt. B. White. Phone 149. Rates quoted and covcragc explained with out bligaton.-advt.
 Evening office hours ot Falph A, Wooding, Chiropractor. Booths Block, New Britain, Mondays and