New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
PROGRAM OF CIVIC
 SPEECHES TONIGHT Connecticut and New England
 Topics at Chamber Banquet PASTOR IS REAPPOINTED
Rev. \. \. Ball Begins Third Year at Local Church-Pythian Sisters Initiation Tonight - Be Kind to Animals Wcck-Bowling Notes.

The annual banquet of the Cham Der Of Commerce. which will he held tonight in the Masonic hail. will takQ on the character of q civic affair de- voted to boosting Connecticut and New England, the speeches Of the evening being devoted 10 these sub joCts, Willard Rogers, president Of the Hartford A'N' rtisinS club, will deliver tn" principal address of the evening, wi,h "know New England" for his subject. Mir. Rogers was an appointec O. the covcrnor 10 tine "Roost New England Conference" at Worcester, Mass. last year and is especially we'll qualified to cxtol the hcnctts Of this section of the United states.
 Governor John Ii. Trumbull. who is q member of the local chamber, will speak on "Our State" State Sen ator Frederic C. WalcoIt of Norfolk. chairman Of the senate finance con- mIttec, will talk on "Thc Resources of Connecticut" It is understood that he will pay special attention 10 the natural resources. SuCh as the fisheries, streams, and timborlands II, '. WaShhurn Of the rlainvilla Casting Co. will be toastmaSter He will be introducSd by Henry Trum- hnlI, prosdcnt-eIcct of tho chamber, who will also speak of his plans for the coming year.
 All plans for tho nftair have been completed and tho seating capacity Of the hall has been sold out.
 Pastor Rcappointcd
 Rev. Arthur X. Ball has been re- appointed pastor Of the plainvilla M. r.. church by the district confer ence held in Brooklyn, x. Y. Mfr. Ball came here from Long Island two years ago and vas renamed by the conference last year. building np tn" local church by increasing it's membership virtually 50 per cent during that timo. Fearful lest he should be sent elsewhere at the con ference held last week. his parish toner's some time ago sent a unan- imons call for his rcappointmcnt to the last quarterly conference. and their wishes have been granted.
 Condition of Mir. Ward
 Rev. J. G. Ward, former pastor of the Baptist church, who ia q pati,n' at the Bristol hospital, is oXperrrl [ "a rs 1,i next few days. Mr. Ward has ...,u undergoing lu',, tests N-ray y,.ln- nations. and Q H'r tr"Hfm6u $ in an effort tO do.rrhjjl.' 'N" raVs" of his condition. hut his physi"ing ar. not cncoura ginE in their reports. While MT. Ward is in tn" hospital, Mrs. Ward Is moving their household goods frorp the parsonage 10 A. Ma pie street;
 Ec htnd To Animals Week
 This week is Be Kind To Ami malS Week." Humane organjlatiou3 all Over the country ar" cooperating 70 bring in" attention ot schools and private citizens to this fact ;nd urcn them to treat aui- mals kindly not only during this week but also throughout the other If weeks of tn" year. These socic- ties are pleading with people 10 pre- vent the beating of horses, the cruel shooting of birds cock fights live pigeon shoots, and fox hunts; to urge the building of hild houses of lreiinE platforms for them; to bring about the humane killing Of food animals and those which are sick or aged; 10 disconrag" hunting and trapping for tn" nor" sport of kill ing and to get ril of steel traps, toy weapons anl war games; 10 prevent overlooking of wagons and Gee that the horses are well h'aHkrt"d; to discourage tho use of check -rrinS and binders and the practice of docking horses t>ilS and dogs ears: and to cducat" the public generally in kindness. No official action has hcen taken in Plamyilln. but hu- m2no workers arr gnfoayoring to bring their mrseoG" to th.. attention of the public.
 Truck GlocLs Drive
 A delivery truck of 'h" \. X r, Tea Co, ongagrd in bringing m"r- rhaudlsc to Tho local storr of that chain on Whi'inc street. s21k through thr 2rornl in t1o driveway hotwocu tho Central and Clarendon tnis mnrning. Tho truck