New Britain herald., 1929-10-30


 field will be the speaker. Ernest J. of the committee in charge of ar engagements.
 Entire Force to Be Out
 First Selectman James Simpson has announced that the entire force of constables will be on duty to- morrow night to see that order is preserved by the Halloween celebrat- ors. This order is issued yearly and the constables will be assigned to certain sections of the town. The ob- servance here is usually quiet and the police expect little trouble if any
 The following constables will be on duty: George Schubert B. Judd Wadsworth, Thomas Royce, Gleason H. Saunders. F. w. Farrar, Daniel TedcSco, and William Buys.
 Police Court Gases
 Arthur Smith of New York, col ored was fined $5 and costs in the town court yesterday by Judge Mer- ltt Q. Ryder on a charge of viola tion of the rules of the road. He was arrested Minday morning by Con- stable Daniel Tedesco following an accident near Hart's corner. It was the officers first arrest since his re- cent election to the offire.
 A nolle was entered in the case Of Harold Griggs of Hartford by Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon. Griggs was charged with speeding
 WIT Circle Whist Party
 A large attendance was present at the public whist party held last eve ming at the home of Mrs. Verono Mastriani of East Broad street under the auspices of the Washington Trumbull circle. Miss Teresa DeYe- cenlo won the first prize and Mrs. Mary Schubert the second award. The consolation prize went to Harry Treedan.
 The circle will hold another whist party next Thursday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Farrar of 51 Pierce street.
 Grass Fire
 The Plainville fire department was called out yesterday noon to ex- ungulsh a grass fire on property owned by John Cooke on Linden street. The damage was very small.
 Italian Social
 Plans have been completed for the social to be given this evening at the American Legion hall on Whiting street by the Italian-Ameri- can Citizens club. The committee In charge expects that practically the entire membership of the or ganization will be present. It will be the first affair of real importance to be held by the club since it's or ganization.
 The committee in charge has been fortunate in securing a number of prominent men to be present to- night 10 address the gathering. Speeches will be made by Francis A. Palotti, former secretary of state: Mayor Angelo M. Paonessa of New Britain; Attorney Anthony J. Rich, prosecutor of the Bristol court; and Joseph Russo of Middletown.
 Following the speeches, dances and refreshments will be enjoyed
 Evening Group Meeting
 The evening group of the Wom- ans Federation of the Congrega- tional church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Norton. All ladies of the congregation are invited to be pres ent and help with the sewing for the fair.
 Those desiring transportation and also those willing to provide trans portatlon are requested to get in touch with Mrs. William Allan.
 PlainviIlc Briefs The Parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the parish house. A matter of great importance will be brought Up at the meeting and all members are requested to be present. Tea will be served. Miss Nellie LaCross of New York l city has returned home after spend Ing the weekend at the home of | her sister, Mrs. Arthur Dame of Elizabeth court.
 The Girl Scouts will hold their regular meeting in the high school | gymnasium tomorrow evening at 5:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Ray Morley is confined to Ter home with the grip.
 The regular prayer meeting of he Advent Christian church will be 1cld this evening at 7:45 o'clock in- stead of Thursday.
 A goodsized crowd attended the pageant given at the Methodist 'hurch last evening by Rev. Wilfred !. Aldridge, well known as q trav- Ter, lecturer, and preacher. His Offering was we'll received and | proved very interesting. Mr AL fridge has travelled S6,000 miles by )oat.
 Halloween Social
 The Young Peoples, society of he Baptist church will give a Hal owe'en social in the Baptist church 1arlors this evening at o'clock. All young people and older mem- pcrs of the church are invited to at end. Prizes will be awarded for he best and most comical costumes. light refreshments will be served.
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