New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-09


where they will wait for the auto
mobiles which will take them to the
game. About Is of the townspeople
have offered to provide transporta-
ton for the boys and will drive
them down. They are also asked to
be present at noon. Free tickets will
DO issued to all scouts, scoutmasters,
and drivers Of autos.
In previous years. according to
Deputy Commissioner Howard NJ.
Knapp. the scouts attending the
games have neglected to wear warm
enough clothing. and it is his wish
and that Of the scoutmasters that
the parents see that their sons are
adequately clothed. Those wishing
further information cfian obtain 1t
from Mr.. Knapp.
1t is expected that about go local
scouts will witness the game.
suit For $500
Suit for $500 damages has been
brought by the Plainviile Lumber e.
Coal Co.. against Jasper w. jenkins.
The writ was issued by Attorney ].
I. Rachlin of New Britain and 10 re-
turnabIe in the court Of common
pleas the first Tuesday of December.
Deputy Sheriff Z. w. Furrey has at
tached property Of the defendant ut
Pinehurst manor.
Federation Fair
The annual fair of the Congrexa-
tional church Woman's Federation
will take the form Of Japanese ha-
zaar this year and will be held in
the parish house on Wednesday and
Thursday, beginning at 3 o'clock
each afternoon and continuing
through the evening. Mrs. c. r.
Clark il chairman Of the committee
on decorations, while those in charge
of the various booths are the follow
ing: Mrs. w. A. Jordan, kitchen
aprons and towels; Mrs. Harry Tired
ennick, fancy work; Misses Florence
and Esther Trumbull. toys. grabs,
dolls. arts and crafts: Mrs. Donald
Benjamin. cooked food and candy:
Mrs. Ralph Snelgrove and Mrs. c.
r. Clark, tea room. Mrs. Howard
S. Smith is general chairman.
Articles for the sale are to be
turned in from 2 to O'Clock Tues
day afternoon Cooked food and
! candy are to be brought on Wed.
nesday or Thursday.
Supper will be served both with Z
different menu each night. featuring
| clam chowder on one night and
oyster stew the other.
The young people OF the church
are in charge of the entertainment,
to be given each evening.
Calendar Social
A calendar social will be held II
tho Baptist church parlors on Friday
evening, November 16, at which
time those having dime holiday cal
endars are requested to bring then
in. A clever program originated b!
Mrs. A. w. Thomson with the as
sistance of Mrs. c. E. Fenneli. Mr1
IC. j. Morse, and Mrs. Irving I
TYLER is being arranged. Refresh
ments will be in charge of Mrs
Richard Sedergrcn, Mrs. ii. W
Barnes and Mrs. H. b. Stillman.
Whist Winners
The prize winners at the flna
| whist In the series given by tn
Com panions of the Forest last nigh
we're the following: Miss There's
DiZenzo, first ladies' prize; Mis-
Marguerite Farrar, second: Mrs. l
silvernail, third; c. Fox, first mems
=. Thompson, second; X. Cunning
ham, third.
The grand prize for the entir
: series was awarded to Miss Mar
guerite Farrar. 1t was Iarg
ladies' handbag.
Lunch was served at the conclus
ion Of the whist, which was Target
attended.
birthday Surprise
A birthday surprise party was ten
dcred Russell Valley at his home
III West Main street last evening
Games were played and rcfreshment
served, and = pleasant evening wa
passed.
Notes
Mrs. Augusta Hultecn OF Ken
street, her daughter. Mrs. Jess
Poedler of Mountain View. and Mr.
Roedlcr's son are In New York city
where they are attending the funera
of Gustave johnson. Mrs. Hulteen'
brother. He was killed in . fal
from building.
A social and dance will be he'll
at the Ionic club tomorrow evening
with music furnished by the MaJes
tic orchestra. The public is invited.
W. l.. Cooke has sold property o.
Pennington avenue to Samuel Lud
low, Jr., OF Hartford.