New Britain herald., 1926-01-04
Jailed For Fighting

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 Jailed For Fighting
 Arthur Dalton and James John- aton Of New Britain. already hay. ing received one jail sentence for creating a disturbance in the Clarhn- don lunch, did not know when they had had enough. On New Years eve they started another Of their periodical fstic engagements at the Community thoater and were ar- rested by Constable Fred Callen, Charged with breach Of the peace, each received q Sn-day jail sentence in court Saturday night.
 Grange to Install The newly elected officers of Plainvillo Grange will be installed at the meeting tomorrow night. The state oversccr, Minor Ives of Mcri- don. and staff will conduct the cero- monies. Refreshments will be served and a social time will follow,
 odd Fellows officers
 ScQuassen lodge. I. o. o. F., has elected tho following officers for the coming year: Noble grand, Verne Wyman: vice grand, Arthur l.. Far rar; recording secretary, Ralph Mor- Till; financial secretary, Leon Thomas; treasurer, John Deadly of Plantsvil,o; trustee for one year, A. x. Parsellr, trustee for three years, Harold AuIrrson; custodian, Harry Weldon.
 Mir. Wyman was also noble grand turing 1925. Tho election of q trus- tee for one year was caused by thy rcSignation Of A. II. Dresser, Thos' officers ana those Of Martha Re brkah lodge will he installed at q oint public installation on January , il.
 Ladies Aid Annual The annual meeting Of the Ladies , NIi society oi the Baptist churcI i will hc held on Wednesday afternoon | at 2:3o o'clock at the home of Mrs , Irving T. Tyler, 49 Park street. or l itocrs for the ensuing year will b' ! "irctnl and reports will be read, A i this is the most important m"ctin; { of tho year, every member is urge i to attend.
 Deputy Supreme Command,r Ann; Turner and staff of Star ot Coco Will lodge, No. 2, Shepherds O , Erthlchcm, will install the officer of Starlight lodge of Hartford to MOTION night at G. A. F. hall.
 Miss Louise Anlrin, proprietor 0 the salon Louise. and her assistant Miss Mary GhisctU will attend th nair,lryss"rs convention in NcN York city tomorrow and Wrdn"S d;.y and tl," salon will bc closed O 3n-sr' two days.
 Miss Elizabeth Turns has rou,rne
 ;,.r several jays stay with rela
 Iyos in New Haven.
 Paul anl Vernon Baker haN" r' turned from spending he holidays T tn,ir hom" in Lynn. Mass.
 Noah Doanr of Broad street critically i'll with pneumonia.
 The regular meeting of th" W, ( r. T.. will hr h~ll tomorrow after noon at o'clock at t}c hom" Q Mrs. Hiram Harris on Maple street Ipm"a J. Graham, assistant roa1 master. has returned 10 his duti'S q 'l." local ofIic" after having boen In c"prri'@r,1 for th" past week.
 TI" W,.Eus club will meet to ,dght at 'ho hotF' of Mrs. S'eph" pi,tzllo e. Broad street.
 Th@ cfiircrs of Erock-Earnrs pos American L-Gion will b" instIl'c ai toniEht'S meeting.
 Mrs. l.. F. Graham and son. llHrr have returned from NiSl, vii relatives in Norwalk.
 Tho Altar Scci " and Holy Nam society will hold a joint meeting j Legion ha1l at 7;@o o'clock Thurs Jay evening 10 make arrangement for q grand whist and dance to b given thr latter part Of January.
 Onr oo per cent discount sal now on for two weeks cnding Sa'
 rday, January 16, H. A. Jamr Dry Goods. Mems Furnishing Footwear. Floor Coverings. W~ Main s. adv'.