New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

shs ts nov able to get about Q crutches.
 No schaal Friday
 .Ths public schools will bs close,
 Friday to allow the teachers to at tend the convention in Hartford. Aasessnes In SeaGioa The board of assessors will be Il ssssion to receive lists of propsrt. from ! to { o'clock tomorrow after noon and on Saturday between tn, same hours and from ! to 8 o'cloc| in the evening.
 Rally fue Wosseo The Woman's club of Plainville will hold a rally in the town hall a1 , o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The speakers will be Mrs. Joseph Alsol of Avon and Mra Ruth Walther ol New Britain. Both are prominent speakers and members of state speakers bureaus of the republican party.
 ONANHAAoN NUW4C0 NOt0D
 A supper for the officers and teachers of the Plainville M. E. church was served last evening in tho church parlors with cl present. A social hour followed tho buainesz meeting. with music by 2 radio.
 The Ladies Aid society will serve . public supper tomorrow evening.
 On Saturday afternoon from ! to 5 o'clock there will be . Halloween social in the church parlors for the children of the beginners and primary departments of the church school and their parents.
 The Epworth league will hold | Halloween social next Tuesday eye- ming.
 Armlstioe Day Plans
 Plans for the observance of Ar- mistice Day in Plainville were com- pleted last night at . joint commit- tee meeting in the Legion rooms. There will be an entertainment for children at the Strand theater on Monday afternoon. November IF. In the evening Brock Barnes post and the Home Guard will join forces at q smoker, It which 2 prominent speaker will make an address. The parade will be abandoned this year.
 The Legion post will furnish trans- portation for the members of Boy Scout Troop B to attend the Yale Maryland football game on Novem- Der 10.
 Plaintiff Wins Suit
 Albert S. Bennett of Cheshire has finally been awarded judgment for damages against Irene Borden of Manchester. N. H., in his suit which grew out of an automobile accident at West Main and Washington streets three years ago. Judge Beardsley of the court of common pleas in Water. bury has granted him damages of $2l5.9s. interest of tAl.6s, and costs. Attorney Charles F. Conlon represented the plaintiff, and local people testified for both sides in the recent trial.
 May Abandon Home Games
 The Plainville Blues may not play any further football games at home, Tor they are getting poor support from the local fans. At both games he crowd has been of more than satisfactory proportions. while the quotations have commented very 'avorably on the high class of foot oall displayed by the local team and nave apparently been much satisfied With 1t. Yet the collections have been greatly disappointing. making both games financial losses. The Blues will play in Bristol this Sum- lay and may continue to play road Iames for the balance of the season.
 Notes
 NIT. and Mrs. Frank Hohbein are pending q few days at Manchester Center, N. H.
 A masquerade dance will be stven y Martha Rcbekah lodge In Odd elbows hall at o'clock Monday light. Prizes will be awarded.
 Mir. William Erwin and Mrs, 10. eph Connors of East street have re- urned from visit to Atlantic City. [. J.
 William J. Foran, chairman of the 1emocratic town committee, has cen appointed . member of the 1, committee which will receive Gov. rnor Smith when he comes to Hart. l ord Thursday.
 Mrs. Sophie Dexter of Plajnville nd her guest, Mrs. Sarah Lamp of lorcambe, England. are making | rip to Niagara Falls, Montreal. and ther points about eastern Canada. Mir. and Mrs. William Vincent ave returned from ~their wedding lip.
 The committee in charee Of the 'od table for the Grange fair to be cid Thursday and Friday is seeking of food from members. Raphael Nappi has purchased 'om William Burnett of unionville roperty at Trumbull avenue and 'illiams street, known as Lot No. at Pinehurst Manor.
 Court General Lawton, F. of A.. ill hold a regular meeting at $ clock tonight. when iunortanf