New Britain herald., 1929-06-10

bylaws of the department It witi make a report at the July 5 meet ing. The committee in charge is as follows: Otis Williams. chairman: Fred Calien. and B. J. Wadsworth.
 Foreman Otis Williams of the hose company of the fire department has issued a call for members of the department to asse mble Friday at : p. m. for a fire drill.
 Open house will be observed on the night of July by the depart ment. An entertainment will be held and refreshments served. The com- mi1tee in charge is as follows: Ed ward Madeley. chairman: John Skinner, and Melvin Hart.
 Hold Program
 A crowded church attended the Childrens' Day program at the Plainville NJ. F.. church yesterday. The program proved very successful and interesting.
 The children receiving baptism were as follows: Ruth Ann Wilber, Madis Schubert scherr. Byron Jo- seph Treado. Gladys Mae Griffin Russell Charles Bronkie. Walter Dandall Bronkie, John Nathan Bronkie. Emma Carolina Shaw. FL len Louise Coons, Althea Mildred Morgan. Marion Dorothy Hart, Nir- ginia Lois Mrsshorn. William Le- high Thomas, Louise Eva Hick. Hazel Eleanor Otis and William Bernays Chamberlain. Each child two little flower girls.
 The Sunday school board will meet this evening at o'clock in the church parlors.
 The Ladies Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Winif1ed Loomis of Park street extension.
 Prayer Meeting Thursday evening.
 On next Monday evening. Joseph Lamb of New Britain will give lec ture on his trip to Alaska and will illustrate his talk with moving pie lures. This lecture will be held un- der the auspices of the Ladies Aid society.
 Plainvillc Grange Members of Plainville Grange have been invited to be the guests of New ington Grange tomorrow evening program.
 The local Grange has also been in- vited to take part in the neighbours night program at Harwinton on Wednesday evening. All members planning to go to Harwinton are ask ed to meet at s o'clock. senior Ball ! Tickets are now being sold for the senior ball to be held at the high school on Wednesday evening June l?. Music arrangements have been made and the committee in charge has been fortunate in securing Norm" Cloutier's Travellers orches- tra to furnish the dance numbers | The orchestra is well known to the radio and dance world. Tickets may be obtained from the committee consisting of Abbie Usher. chair man: Dorothy Ives. Doris Spencer. Carl Peterson and James Simpson Jr.
 Rig Battle Arranged The interest of the baseball fans of the town has been raised to- a fever pitch by the announcement that the big battle of the century will take pace on Thursday evening ~'. ot 1,1 ipt, field between the Business Men and the Trumbull Electric nine. Each team has been uttering dire threats against the other and plenty of smoke is expected when the umpire utters: Play ball" The Business Men have been heartened by the report that Ted" La Bonne. one of the star baseball players in these parts. has continued to leave his business in Hartfod Thursday and play with them. The management of the aggregation also reports that Judge Bill" Cunning ham. who was farmed out by Col linsville. has been obtained by the locals and will be given chance to get back into form. The Business Men also report that the will not practice this year because they had so much practice last year that they are in great form.
 Plainvtlle Briefs
 All Girl Scouts are reminded 10 meet tomorrow evening at 6:Ss o'clock in the high school gymnasi- um.
 Members of the Teachers club will hold an outing tomorrow at Lake Congamond.
 Martha Rcbehak lodge. No. 45, l. o. 0. F.. will give an entertain ment and picture at the Strand theater tonight and tomorrow eve ming. beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
 The We-Cns club will meet this liam Allan of Spruce street.
 Selling out all our Crcsselt shoes. e5rr discount. I. J. Birnbaum. - advt
 keeping. 141 West Main St. Plain ville.-advt
 London Ball Planned
 For Swedish Princess
 London June 10. R-London so- ciety is looking forward eagerly to