New Britain herald., 1928-01-04

regular mid-veek peaysr meeting. Rev. Dr. William D. Beach Of New Haven. district superintendent will speak at the prayer meeting and will conduct the conference.
 No Actioa Net
 No action has been taken by the authorities yet in the case of Rich. ard T. Bichner. against whom complaint of evading responsibility was made Monday night. Bichner has been endeavoring to reach settlement with Mabel Walsh of Southington. owner of the car which he struck. No warrant for his ar- rest has been issued. the statement to this effect in last nights Herald being incorrect.
 Grange ORicees Installed The officers of Plainville Grange were installed last night by Myron Bishop. past master of Bristol Grange. and four assistants- Mrs. George Beckwith was in charge of refreshments.
 VII SouuoAJ &o kI0 oC0AOV tOR$AA has been invited to East Haddam to confer degree. The local Grangers expect a busy year during 1928. Pugiicse Unlucky Frank Pugliese of Westwood Park today considers himself one of the worlds unluckiest men. During the foggy weather Saturday evening his n m ,nhi1o tntn Af lumber wagon driven by Julius Dudack of Southington road. It was the sixth time Dudack had been hit and he knew pretty well what the | damage was, so he asked payment of $2 to settle this. Pugliese refused. and Constable Gleason H. Saunders summoned him to court last night Pugliese had to pay sl2 for q taxi to reach court in time and then found that the case had been ruled one for the civil court and that noth- ! ing would be done. He was therefore out the SIP and must fact suit with possible payment of lawyers fees. Parking Rules Enforced "No parking" signs were placed today along the spaces where park ing was restricted at the last town meeting and the restrictions went into force. Constable l.. w. Furrey Was assigned by the selectmen to patrol the center and he was on duty this afternoon informing motorists of the new rules. No arrests will be made for a period of about l5 days. Legion Thanks Townspeople l The committee of Brock Barnes post. American Legion, which had charge of the community Christmas tree today expressed it's thanks to all those who helped make the tree a success. Special thanks were ex- tended to the Connecticut Light and Power Co.,. which donated the power for illumination. Tho committee consisted of Theodore Fanion. James Paul, H. c. Simonson. and James E. Usher.
 May Play Stmsbury ! The Plainville Y. NJ. C. A. basket ball team is scheduled to go to Sims Lury this week to play County "Y'' league game with the team in that town. The gym there has not yet been completed, however, and 1t is not certain but what the game will have to be postponed. Simsbury eX- poets 1t to be ready this week. but this is by no means certain. 1 Relckahs Invited
 Stella Rebekah lodge of New Brit ain has extended an invitation to
 Martha Rebekah lodge to be it's guest on Friday evening as it installs its
 new staff of officers. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Those who
 intend to go are requested to take
 the 5:50 trolley car from the center
 A large attendance is hoped for. | Parish Guild Annual
 The Parish Guild of the Church of
 Our Saviour will hold Its annual
 meeting and election of officers at
 2:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon. It
 is hoped that all members will be
 present for this important session. c. of c. Meeting Postponed ! The meeting of the Chamber of Commerce board of directors has been postponed from tomorrow night until Thursday evening, January 12.
 Bowling Matches
 The Smoke Eaters won q close match from the Buckaneers at
 Hart's alleys last night, the margin
 being 37 pins. Leonard of the fire men made the best marks. The
 scores:
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