New Britain herald., 1928-04-18

 Dean. Then came reading by Miss Prescher and a piano solo by Miss Akin. both of which were encored The Misses Ringquist offered two selections. NIT. Erwin gave a reading which was encored. A minstrel show was then presented by the Newing- ton Changers.
 A supper followed the entertain. ment. There were 70 visitors and 75 Plalnvlllc members present. There will be an evening meeting Of Central Pomona in Wethersfield on May 9, 1t was announced last night. During the daylight saving period the local Grange will start its meetings at : o'clock standard time. Numerous activities are planned for the month of May. At the meet ing single members are 10 present program, with the married mem- bers having their turn at the last May meeting. On May 4 Plainville Grange will visit Bristol; on May $, West Hartford: and on May 27, NeWington.
 Headlight Campaign Constable George Schubert, night officer, today formally declared war on motorists who drive at night with improper headlights. This action was taken, he said. as the result of num- erous complaints made to him re- garding careless and chance taking drlVcrS who seem 10 make q prac- ticc of driving with one headlight out. These complaints have been in- creasing and it appears that the vio- lauons are growing accordingly.
 The war will be ono discretion however, Mir. Schubert said He is after only continuous and fragrant violators and will arrest them with cut mercy. but unfortunate who have unknowingly lost tho services of q light in striking q bump and who have spare lights with them will be merely advised Of the condition and told to correct it, he explained.
 Funeral of Mrs. Morgan
 Funeral services for Mrs, Ellen Morgan. who died Monday night will be held at o'clock tomorrow after noon at her late residence on Park street. Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff, pas tor of the Congregational church. will officiatc. Burial will be in the family plot at Newington.
 Ladies' Aid Society Elects
 The Ladies Aid society of the Plainville M. F. church held it's an nual election of officers in the church parlors last evening. Mrs. Eli Zickwolfc was reelected presi- dent for the third successive year. The other officers for 1928 are the following: Nice-president, Mrs. Aug usta Mason; secretary, Mrs. Agnes Fanion; treasurer. Mrs Mildred Mac Leod: first directrcss. Mrs. Stella Root: second directress. Mrs. Edith Lyons: third directress. Mrs. Reba White; fourth directress, Mrs. Mabel Ten Broeck. Mrs. Lyons was also appointed chairman of the supper committee.
 Parent Teacher Meeting
 The regular April meeting of the Parent association will be held at s o'clock tonight in the High school gymnasium. There will be short talks on various phases of school activity by Superintendent Leon C. Staples, Nlce-principal Douglas Macdonald of the High school, and Principal Orrin L. Judd of the Broad street school and Harry C. Brown of the Linden street school. There will be an informal get-to- gether of instructors and parents.
 Legion Auxiliary Banquet
 A reception and banquet in honor of Mrs. Irene Mcintyre Walbridge, national president of the ladies aux Hilary of the American Legion. will be held at the Gardc hotel in Hart ford on Wednesday evening, April a5, at 7:l5 o'clock. Members of Brock Barnes unit who wish to make reservations for attending this affair are asked to notify the unit presi- dent, Mrs. Agnes Fanion. not later than Saturday.
 Baptist Church Notes
 The regular mid-week prayer meeting at the Baptist church will be held tomorrow evening at 7:45 o clock. The topic will be "The Homc."
 The junior choir will meet at f o'c clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. w. Thomasen.
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 The semi-final public whist in the series being conducted by the Pythian Sisters will he held in odd Fellows hall tomorrow night. Prizes will be awarded the winners, and re- treatments will be served.