New Britain herald., 1928-10-01

Il A~%%s eNS"AAes A@AuCs 4oau0oo0 0NIt~ son. Beach. Tupper. Torrant. Jo- sephson. Rowland and Hurtado. Principal Orrin L. Judd. Mir. and Mrs. Pearl Smith. MT. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and son. Burton. Mir. and Mrs. Harold Newell. Mrs. Gray, Mrs- Julia Hurtado. and Messrs. Jo- sephson. Hall and Hurtado. RcslANnse to Red Cross The appeal of the Plainville Red Cross branch for clothing for the southern hurricane sufferers met with very generous response Sat- urday. and a great quantity of cioth- ing was given to the local workers at their store on West Main street. The Social Welfare league, Baptist church society. American Legion Ladies auxiliary. and Pythian Tenn pie. P. g.. made donations, ss did numerous individuals all of whom were thanked today by Chairman John E. Lamb.
 The call for funds is also being answered here, and Mir. Lamb an nounced this morning that s1s7.5O has been raised thus far.
 Surprise Party
 A surprise birthday party was rendered Mrs. Mary Harlow Sunday night. about 50 guests being present. An enjoyable evening was spent in dancing and singing. and buffet lunch was served, Mrs. Harlow re- ceived number Of gifts. Among the out-of-town guests were Mir. and Mrs. David Bliss Of Cohoes. N. Y. MT Bliss presided at the piano.
 'oldest Drummer" In. Parade
 Newell Moulthrsp Of ,Piainyille. announced as the "oldest drummer, Tn the United States, was . feat ure Of the drum corps parade and contest in Plainville Fife & Drum corps, which participated in the meet and made it's usual excellent showing.
 Legion Election
 The annual election of officers will take place tonight at the meet ing Of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. in it's rooms on Whiting street. A full attendance of mem hers IS desired
 Notes
 The noman's board of the New Britain General hospital will hold Its annual meeting tomorrow after noon st the nurses home on Flaw. kins street. New Britain. and goodly attendance of Plainville me mbers is desired
 The We-trns club will meet this evening with Mrs. S. R. Dietzko. of lS4 Broad street.
 Howard Ryder of Pennington avenue has entered tho Bentley School of Accounting in Boston.
 The All Plainvilles will hold football practice session tomorrow evening
 Property Ordered Sold
 According to judgement rend- cred today by Judge l.. P, Waldo Marvin of the superior court the property of John and Frank Faniola of Plainville is ordered sold by pub lie auction on October IT, the sale to take place at o'clock in the aft ernoon Deputy Sheriff Martin Hor- witz of New Britain was appointed a committee of sale. The proceeds of the sale are to be divided equal iy among all parties who had in- terest in the property. located on Main street in Plainville. There is an encumbrance of $7.o50 on the estate.
 Examine Srhool Children
 Dr. l.. II. Frost and pr. George F. Cook have begun the annual ex- animation of children in the local schools. This examination is requir- ed by the state board of health and not only checks up on the children's health but also results in valuable statistics. Dr. Frost started last week at the Broad street school. while Dr.. Cook began today at the Linden street school and will con- tinue with the High school pupils The latter has already examined the High school football players. Concord grapes for sale. Foran.