New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-19

NOTED WOMAN TO
ADDRESS PUPILS
Ms. Floreace l. G. KiChdt to
Give Lecture Tomorrow
GRANGE NEIGHbORS' NIGHT
High School Football Team Meets
Alumni Eleven Saturday-W. Z.
T. U. Elects ORiccrs-Lcgtoa TO
Parade IN New britain saturday.

Parade IN New britain saturday.
Mrs. Florence l.. c. kltchelt of
New Haven. executive director Of
the League of Nations Non Partisan
association. will deliver 4 lecture to
the students of the junior and senior
high schools tomorrow afternoon.
She will speak on the Congress OF
the World"
She Is a lecturer of note and has
appeared in numerous cities and
towns telling OF the work being car
ried on by the League OF Nations.
the World Court and other agencies
which are at the present time MAX
ing history.
She has studied in almost all OF
the countries In Europe and Asia,
She has been In attendance twice ut
the assembly of the League of Ma
tions and has been elected twice =
member Of the Institution Of Inter-
national Relations. She has also
been a visitor at the World Court at
the Hague.
She has been. for years, settle
ment worker and her knowledge OF
social conditions all over the world
Is extensive and unexcelled. The lee
ture will not be open to the public
owing to the lack Of room.
Grange Meeting
Plainville Grange scored a social
success last night in the observance
of "Neighbors' Night" in connection
with the regular meeting held In
Grange hall on Pierce street. About
81 visitors were present from var
ious Oranges and 30 Plainville MEM
bers were In attendance.
Representatives were present from
Mad River, Wethersfield. West
Hartford. New Britain. Southington.
Bristol, Harwinton. Newington and
Pennington.
A delightful program was present.
ed 1T opened with vocal luet by
two members Of West Hartford
Grange. A group from Wethersfield
gave a reading. Two members OF the
same grange gave a piano duet. A
sketch, 1.-THE Telegram was pre-
scented by Ave members of the Mad
River group. West Hartford offered
a vocal soloist.
Refreshments were served.
Notice was given Of a. meeting on
| October . OF Central Pomona In
Avon, Plans are progressing for the
annual grange fair to be held on &C.
tober - and rs.
The National Grange is to meet In
Washington, D. c.. on November Is,
and plans are being completed to
make this a great event. Reduced
rates will be secured for a special
car which will leave Hartford on
November II. Special sessions of the
state grange will be held October -
in Torrington and october q in Alb
gington.
At the next meeting of the Plain
willie group. the first and second de-
xrees will be conferred on a class
Of candidates.
High Team To Play
Saturday afternoon, the Plainville
High school football team will play
the first game of the season when II
stacks up against an eleven made up
OF members of the alumni. The
"a me is scheduled to take place
about 3 o'clock. The SQUAD OF can
didates has been practicing every
might. A large number are trying
out for the various places on the
team and Coach McDorald expects
to have an excellent offensive ana
defensive machine this year.
Members of the senior class at the
High school have been selling sand
wiches ut the lunch hour this week
while the cafeteria has been serving
ice cream, soups and other dishes.
No School Sessions
Owing to the stormy weather, no
sessions were held In the grade
schools this afternoon. The whistle
warning parents of this fact was
blown this morning about ll:+o
o'clock.
w. C. r. U. Elects
Mrs. Minnie Hyde was reelected
president of the Plainville w. Z. 1.