New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

charged with non-support. was con- tinued until next Tuesday upon the request of Attorney Cyril Gaffncy of New Britain, counsel for the de- fendant. The case has been pend- ing for several months, according to Prosecutor Charles r. Conlon.
 Warrant for Arrest
 A warrant has been issued by Prosecutor Charles F. ConIon for the arrest of Mrs. Della Tatone Of Waterbury, charged with cruelty to animals. Mrs. Tatone formerly liVe1 on Whiting street and moved away. leaving dog imprisoned fin the empty house. After few days of barking and yelping by the dog. the police were notified and found the animal and number of pups in a pitiable state.
 The humane society is working on the case while the Waterbury authorities are looking for the woman 10 gcrve the warrant on her
 Pleasing Program
 X quartet from the State college at S,orrs gave a very pleasing pro gram Sunday evening at the Con- sregational church. There was q large and appreciative audience in attendance. A collection which will form one Of the gifts of substance at the white gift service next Sun day afternoon was taken for the new community church building There is still an opportunity to make contributions to either Mrs. II. A. Castle or Mrs. Barbara Case Bever- idgc. It is interesting to note that the debt on the community church has been reduced one. e.half since May.
 Supper was served before the service to @1 people, lJ or thcsa coming from Storrs and the rest being former students from Plain vile. The supper was put on by the Storrs group Of the Plainlille Con. grcgational church, consisting Of D young people who have been stu dents in the regular college curricu- lun. those who have attended tha short c%tenson courses. or those who have attended the religious con- fcrences The extension courses and conferences arc held in the sum- mcr.
 Federation Notes
 Tho nf tho NNnr1l- ans federation of the Congregation al church will meet in the parish hous" tomorrow evening at G:30 o'clock for supper and an illus trated lecture on Palestine" by Rev. Francis T. Cook of Bristol. Members are asked 10 note that the meeting is on Wednesday in stead of Thursday. While the sup per is for members Of the evening group only the general public is in- vited to attend the lecture which starts at 7:45 o'clock.
 The regular monthly meeting Of the Woman's federation will be held in the parish house on Thursday afternoon at @:%o o'clock. Articles left over from the fair will be on sale.
 Auxiliary Meeting
 The American Legion auxiliary will hold it's regular meeting this evening at S o'clock in the Legion hall. Mrs. Agnes Wellcs past county president. will be on hand and will give an address telling Of her trir to the national convention held in Louisville. Ky. in October
 After the business meeting. tho auxiliary will hold it's annual Christ mas party. lMnch will follow. Al members are urged 10 he present.
 Important Meetings
 The Epworth league of the Meth odist church will hold q bushes! meeting and supper this evening a 6:@n o'clock.
 The Hartford Praying band vii meet tomorrow evening at 745 o'clock at the home Of Russell D, s Hopkins of 1t Grown street. On Sunday. an all-day gospel meeting wlll be held at the Parker A. NJ, F. Zion church on A Court street Meridcn.
 Silver Tea and Sale
 The Girls Friendly society vii hold silver tea and sale in tho parish house of the Church Of Oui Saviour on West Main street tomor, row from to ?. m. If the weather is stormy. the Sal2 will be held the following day.
 plainyiIIe Briefs
 Miss Irene Stanley of II Nortor place has entered the Bristol hos pital for treatment and an oper ation
 The ladies' auxiliary of Plainyill, Grange will hold it's annual sale il Grange hall on Pierce street tomor row. The sale of fancy articles an' candy will start at 2;3u o'clock anC continue until 2 o'clock. A hom, cooked harvest supper will be served from ( to & o'clock.
 Iluma on Bowling League COilor5