New Britain herald., 1929-10-23

| "'l'''lFu tIltli StTNlceS to PlNt llfS' l aid instructions to the girls prcpar. ing for the second class test.
 Special Auxiliary Meeting
 The Ladies auxiliary of Brock. , Barnes post, American Legion, vii hold q special meeting Friday eve. ming at 7:45 o'clock at the Legior | hall on Whiting street. All members i are requested 10 be present as very i important business is to be discussed and decided upon.
 Accepts Capitol Position Miss Esther Sneideman has accept ed a position at the State Capitol in Hartford and will start on her new , duties Monday, She is a graduate of the Plainville high school. where she attained high marks in her studies. Miss Sneideman is well known among the younger set of the town and has a reputation as a pianist of merit. She is the daugh- ter Of MT. and Mrs. A. Sneideman.
 Musicale Tomorrow
 Everything is in readiness for the musicale 10 be held tomorrow evening at the congregational church at s o'clock under the aus pices of the Womon's federation. A program will he presented by the following artists: Harold Chandler, baritone; Virginia MacCrackcn, so- prano; Rettie Hahriskie, 'cellist; and irene Kahn. pianist
 Tickets will be on sale at the door. Candy will also be placed on sale. The general public is cor dialIy invited 10 attend.
 WIT Circle to Meet
 Washington -Trumhull circle. Com panions of the Forest. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at s o'clock sharp at the Legion hall on Whiting street. Immediate ly following the business meeting, a social will he held. All members are requested 10 bc present.
 To Meet .Litchfeld
 A battle royal is expected Satur- day when the football elevens of Plainville and I.itchfcld high schools clash on the LitchhcIi gridron. This will be the second meeting of the two aggregations this season, the first battle having resulted in q scorelcss tie after four bitter periods of hard football.
 The rivalry between the two teams is very strong and each eleven is anxious to score a win. In the first game neither aggregation was able to make any approciablc headway by line buckinG or forward passing It was the opening game for each team.
 The locals have improved greatly since then and have gained much experience by meeting teams of the caliber of New Britain, Wilby, and NaugatuCk. Coach Caulheld has been working his charges hard in the last few weeks, dcvoting much at tcntion to the line. He has also made a number of changes to increase the offensive power Of the team. Satur- days game will be the locals first in two weeks.
 Whist and Bridge Party
 Newton S. Manross chapter, Wom- on's Relief corps, will give a public whist and bridge party tomorrow afternoon at the D. A. k. hall in Forostvillc. Play will stat at 2:15 o'clock, A large attendance from plainville is expected.
 Lodge Meeting
 Sequassen lodge, No. "A, I. c. c. F., will hold a regular meeting to- at s o'clock. All members taking part in degrees are urged to attend.
 PlainyilIe Briefs
 Joseph T. Donovan and Frank C, Hayes of Bristol have sold lots in Overlook terrace to Walter F.. Weber of Plainvilln, according to T warrantee decd filed at the office of the town clerk.
 The infant daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Fred Hart of Pierce street is ill at the Bristol hospital
 A house situated in front of the rrumbnll Mfg. Co. is being removed 10 Linden street to make room in front of the new factory addition lndor construction. At present traf- ic on Woodford avenue is being blocked by the house which has been brought out 10 the road.
 Mary Silvcrio Miss Mary Silverio, 24, of 130 street, died yesterday after loon at her home. She was well inown among the younger set. Miss iilverio is survived by her mother | sister, Theresa; and a brother, Joseph. Funeral services will be hold to- | morrow morning at o'clock at the , 'hurCh of Our Lady of Mercy Bur i al will be in the st. JoScph's cemc- | cry.