New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

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 Project Supper This Evening
 More than 900 will be present at the project supper to be given thi, evening at the Congregational church. The tables will be mum. bered as follows: Table 1, Plain. vile: Table 2. Congregational so- ciety (children's table): Table ! Plainvills Public Health Nursing as. sociation; Table { Lincoln academy; Table 5. Kindergarten. Osaka. Japan: Table $, Bosto1 Seamen's Friend so- ciety. and Table '. State College at Storrs.
 Tickets for the supper have been in such demand that more than 200 were reported sold yesterday by the committee in charge. Owing to the fact that this program is to take the form of banquet program. it will not be possible to reset the tables or accommodate any who have not al- ready obtained tickets.
 Meeting Friday Evening
 Pythian lodge, No. <7, will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The rank of knight will be exemplified on . class of four candidates by P. C. A. Stephenson and his team. Re- treatments will be served by the en- tertainment committee after the meeting. All members are requested to be present.
 Baptist Church Notes
 A regular prayer meeting will DC held this evening from 7:3O to o'clock at the Baptist church.
 The Teachers Training class will meet from s to 9 o'clock. This will conclude the course Of study which has been held under the direction ,i Rev. o. P. Campbell of Hartford.
 Public Supper
 The public supper to be held to. morrow at the Baptist church iron, o'clock on will be in charge of a committee consisting of Mrs. H. B Stillman. Mrs. Austin McDunnan n Mrs. c. A. Bunnell and Mrs. Wey. man.
 The menu will consist Of baked beans, hash, salads, relishes, coffee rolls, pies and cake.
 Judgment Lien The John A. Andrews Co. of New Britain, which was recently awardeG a judgment in its favor against Ross Kaczmarczyk for 375o damages. ha, declared the judgment unsatisfacto;. and. in orde- to receive sums anG lawful interest on it. has secured { Judgment lien on property of tho woman in Plaiuyille.
 To Repair Avenue Work will Je started in the neA few days toward placing Woodforc avenue in suitable condition to takt care of the summer traffic. Follow ing the snow and heavy rains Of tht past winter. the highway east of tho Standard Steel shop is in very pool condition due to numerous holes anc mud puddles
 Trucks were busy today unloa ding crushed stones and other material, that will be used for grading tho roads and placing it in good passable condition
 Trun,bulI Star Lodge Trumbull Star lodge. 0. S. E.. vii hold it's regular meeting this eve ming at 7:3o o'clock sharp at thu Legion hall. All members are re quested to be present as matters 0 importance will be discussed. | Following the meeting there vii | be a bingo party to which the puu lie is cordially invited.
 To Try Out With Hartford Among the candidates for a posi- | ton on the Hartford Eastern leagu | baseball team this season will b. Thomas Matteo of this town. wei known semi-pro player. Matteo ha received word from President Ro5 ert Farrell to report with the Sen ators for their spring training, whicl will be held in baseball park nea , the famous Savrc de Grace rac, track in the south. Matteo will b, a candidate for a position at thir. base.
 The local baseball star has ap peared on numerous semi-pro team about the state and Is well know for his heavy batting. He has ap peared with the Peck Spring nn in the local Industrial league. in All-Plailiville team, and the Corhii and Fafnir mines in the New Brit ain Industrial league.
 Besides being a good hitter. Ma. teo is very adept at fielding an, has high hopes Of being a membe Of the Hartford squad during th, coming baseball season. His man, friends are we'll pieased with th opportunity offered him to brea. into organized baseball and are roo, ing for his success. l'lainvtlIe Briefs There will be dime dance at th Plainville High school this after noon. James Hearey Of Philadelphia i spending few days in town ,isitin. friends.