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sembIy. He gave n talk on the value
and effects Of the home surroundings
upon children. Mrs. j. V. Connor, a
visitor, Landed the Valley. Mrs. Will
Jones was named chairman Of the
health committee.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
The Garden club met Immediately
after the business luncheon at the
Women's C.. of &. Wednesday. Mrs.
A. j. Pollard presided. The members
ere enthusiastic at the outlook for
this work. Many ladies from the
rural communities were present.
Meetings were considered and il was
decided to meet after the Woman's
Chamber Of Commerce luncheon nee
a month. The date of the next meet
ing will be at 2 o'clock, February ~.
Choice roses will be ordered as last
year. Lists will be published on sup
ply and demand. Committees were
appointed to get new members
Those present were: Mesdames
A. J. Pollard. I. S. Herren, Z. w.
Scott, j. !. Coursey w. l.. Tarwater,
a. ID. Holmes. w. T. Garrison, i. O.
Webb, p. G. Greenwood, Auugst, Clay
Mills, {. X. Mclnnis and A. II. Jen-
nings.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Valley Friendship club met with
with Mrs. Harper Lilly Of Harrington
Number One Ice plant Thursday. en-
tertainment being in the form OF a
luncheon, followed by games Of five
hundred. "A very pleasant afternoon
was spent, during which pictures
were taken of all present.
After much discussion it was de-
cided to meet on Wednesday at 2 p.
m. in the future.
The guest list included Mesdames
Orville Baker. A. X. Connell, A. VI.
Frank. Don kaigler, Stanford Lin
gay and r. F. McCarty, Of Harlingen,
and Mesdames T.. r. LeWald, ]. o.
Harrington. J.. II. Coleman Of San
Benito. Mrs. Orville is to be next
hostess.
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SOCIETY HoNORS VISITOR

A social meeting Of the Ladies
Missionary Society Of the Los Fres-
nos Methodist church was held on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. E. II. Cilley. A devotional and
short business session were held,
and the remainder Of the time was
spent socially. Mrs. Frank Leggett
Of South Dakota. who is visiting
Miss Ethel Cannon, a an honor
guest and Mrs II. j. Tandy, ST., was
admitted as a new member of the
society. At the close Of the after
moon n refreshment course was serv-
ed.
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2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
H. III. Hardin W. Pillar It. Meyers
et al. Foreclosure.
Lena f. Sudduth VS.. Fred E. Sud
duth. Divorce.
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FURNISHED apartments and duplex.
PEone 351. Y-3.
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FOR RENT: One half Of duplex. pri-
Tate bath, garage; furnished or I'M
furnished. Southern Realty Co.,
phone ola or aSi-W. Ml92
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FURNISHED APARTMENT. garage
Apply to Marshall Watson, State Ma
tional Bank. M-l96
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FOR RENT: Large bedroom ad DIN
ing bath, hot and cold water, gas.
III Elizabeth street. MAO
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Weslaco Unit
Holds Meeting

Especial 70 The Herald)
WESLACO, Feb. 2.-Approximate-
" 100 growers Of the Wes.aco sec
ton. members Of the local unit Of
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APARTMENT, two rooms, modern,
completely furnished, first class. sos.
Phone 1373-W. M-23S
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FOR RENT-Four-room apartment
equipped with gas range. ~Frigidaire.
automatic water heater and modern
plumbing. Garage. Apply on prem
Uses at Fourteenth and Garfield.
M-39
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RENTALS


ROOMS, one block from ~postoffice
one block from FL Jardin hotel;
large, southern exposure; reasona
BILE. Phone I226W or 1917. M-2l5
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r TEACHERS MEET

A meeting OF the Rural Teachers
association was held Friday evening
in the auditorium of the Los Fresnos
high school. A business session and
a supper consumed the early part Of
the evening and a program was then
presented. Mrs. N. G. Chatelle sang
n Welcome. Sweet Springtime," and
Charles Svec played a violin solo,
accompanied by Bruce Day at the
piano. Mrs. Victor Mertz and Mrs.
j. 4. Butler sang a duet which was
followed BY costume dancing by Miss
Louise Scarlette. The program was
concluded by educational pictures
under the direction Of Mrs. w. r.
Bowles.
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Apartments

NEBRASKA APARTMENTS - Fur
nished, every convenience, f~rigidaire,
and gas ranges. JeffersoL and Four
teerth Streets. Phone l1.<. W-42
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3-ROOM APARTMENT one block
from postoffice. Phone l22T-R.
M-25s
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APARTMENT in new Duplex, 1114
West Elizabeth street. Every owen
fence and garage. Telephone 1O13-W.
NAL
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AOR RENT: Bedroom. See Mrs.
yrdner at San Carlos Apartments.
M-2S2.
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DON'T WAIT for opportunity to
knock. Meet it in the classified
ads.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. Call
at Delta Hotel, SOS 1-2 Elizabeth St.,
one block from postoffice. Phone 500.
MICS.
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IO3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. VI. Kent, Judge
Frances James VS.. Johnnie James.
Demurrer sustained.
j. G.. Fernandez vs.. Charles Svec
ct al. Judgment for plaintiff.
Valley Finance Corporation W..
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FOR SALE

LOOK UP and down the classified
sd columns instead of walking up
and down the street when you are
looking for a place TO live. ,
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NICE ROUR-ROOM unfurnished
apartment with garage. d. L. Weleh.
phone 470. N-l7
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BEDROOM with gas. $500. Phone
$751;. L-l69
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ONE 4-ROOM apartment, complete
ly furnished, one 3-room apartment
with private bath. Everything fur
nished, including lights. water. gss
and phone. Mary d. Collins, 1872 W.
Levee, phone 1S4. M-290.
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SLEEPING ROOM and apartment.
1922 st. Charles, phone 92S-J.
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PARTY AT PIT. ISABEL

-
An interesting event or the week
was a party at Point Isabel on
Thursday evening. Dancing and
music were enjoyed in the early part
Of the evening. and later wieners
and marshmallows were roasted. The
following young people from San Be-
nito and Los Fresnos participated in
the event: Misses Myrtle Cook, Dor
othy Smile, Sybil and Aline Coates.
Pauline Clark and Ray Watson, Dale
Barr, Neil Ksrstetter. Hobart Mead,
Lum Sims and Wesley Moses.
PERSONALS
Miss Jewel Moses has returned to
her home at Los Fresnos after spend
ing several days in San Antonio.
Garland More Of Mission is seri-
ously III at the home az his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. More.
VIII Smith has returned TO Los
Fresnos after spending several weeks
in Arkansas where he visited his
brothers.
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TWO NICELY furnished rooms with
gas; one suitable for two people.
separate beds. T45 Levee street, or
phone s7s-W. M26s
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Well furnished sleep
ing room; twin beds. meals If de-
sired; also housekeeping apartment.
close in. Phone ls9. -L-45
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LOVELY FURNISHED room in pri-
vate family. Gas heat, close n.
Phone 91s-W. MAJ
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FOR SALE: Lot 70x120 with n
brick and two frame houses. Corner
sth and st. Charles. Apply A. Chapa,
743 st. Charles. MOO
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RENTALS

STORE BUILDING for lease. Now
occupied by the Cloetta Hardware
company. 50 feet OF beautiful show
windows on 18th street and 81 feet
deep. Suitable for any kind of bus
mess. Possession April first. Also
store space 16x2S located in the
Travellers Hotel building. See Mrs.
G. II. More, Travellers Hotel or phone
122. M267
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FOR SALE-Improved 2-3 Of lots 3
and 10, block "a, Adams I'LL. j. o.
Hoyt, Box 25l, Monterrey, n. l.,
Mexico. M-256
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CLUB EVENTS
Sororities Announce Plans For Fall Events-Woman's Club and Others Meet.

The New Britain Musical club will meet Tuesday evening at the home ot Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Kennedy. on Corbln avenue. at which time a, pro- gram of music will include soprano solos by Mrs. F.. J. Carney. a new member of the club: rccitations by Mrs. l.. C. Edwardson: violin selec- tlons by Herbert l.. Anderson: piano selections by Israel Rosenberg. and baritone solos by James D. Dona- hue.
 Mrs. Carney will be accompanied on the piano by Miss Jean vandor slice. Among her numbers will be Love and Music" from "Tosca." by Puccini: Dearest Believe" by Glordani. and "Nocturnc," by John Prindcll Scott. the latter to be ac- companied, in addition to the plan ist, by Marcus II. Flcitzcr. violin. and Richard White. cello.
 Mr. Anderson will play the Mo 2art A major sonata, accompanied by Theron w. Hart.
 The Beta Mu sorority Alpha chapter. will hold a bridge party on Monday evening at the Emerson studio. Those in charge are. chair man. Miss Hilda Krcnn. Miss Mary Sarrell, Miss Bcrnadettc McGary,. and Miss Anne McEnroc.
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Mrs. J. H. Dillon of West street has returned after spending the past three weeks with Mrs. Maria Shine Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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theatrical performance 10 be given in January. Thcsc were placed in charge of Miss Edith Parsons, Miss CocClia Grohol. Miss Olga Hamilla. Miss Ellen Anderson. and Miss Alice Bcrti
 Tho Alpha Alpha sorojiy. chapter Nh, has issued invitations for an informal dance which is 10 he held at the Community club in Berlin on November 18th, The cards were very colorful beng orange cardboard with a plump turkey in one corner and the announcement in rhyme. Tho committee in charge is chairmanc l hY Miss Beatrice Bull. who will be assisted by Miss Janice Woram, and Miss Margaret Ausustson,
 The next meeting Of the New Brit ain College club will be held Mon day evening. November IS. at the home of Mir. Charles F. Chase on Brookside road. Miss Mabel Pihl will talk informally on Turkey.
 At this meeting the following amendment to the constitution, which was read at the October meet ing, will be voted upon:
 Any club member who has render cd long and faithful service 10 the club, or any prominent college woman in the city, may upon unani-
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with orchid and a white arch with fencing on each side of it. The wedding march will be played by Miss Helen Ostman.
 The bride will be attended by Miss Clara BuchoIz and Hollis Smith will be Mr. Days best man.
 The bride will wear gown of white bridal satin with a veil of duchess lace and q court train caught with lilies of the valley. She will carry a shower bouquet of Easter lilies. The maid of honor will wear 2 pale green georgette with hat and slippers 10 match.
 About 50 guests will be present at the reception from Plainville Hart ford, Bristol, New Haven, shelton. Northampton and this city. The home will be decorated in d color schom" of pink and white. Mir. and Mrs. Day will reside in Westwood park. Plainvillc, after a wetim2 trin 10 New York city. Mrs. Day will wear a complete brown travel ing suit.
 Miss Kilby attended the schools in IlainyIllc and Mir. Day the local schools. He is now employed by the Hart X Hutchinson Co.
 
 Miss Mary Lukasiewicz. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Adam Lukasiewicz Of Orange street and Ernest Char land, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charland of Reservoir road were married Wednesday morning at o'clock by Reverend stephen Bart kowski, officiating at nuptial high mass assisted by Reverend Victor Piastkowski in the Holy Cross church
 Miss Niolc1te Charland. sister ot tho bridegroom, was maid of honor and John Lukasicwlcz. brother Of the bride was best man
 The brides gown was Of white bridal satin trimmed with Spanish lace She wore a Rose Marie veil and carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was attired in a rose chiffon frock with horsehair hat and shoes 10 match and carried pink tea roses.
 X reception was held at the home Of the bride for about 100 friends
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A miscellaneous shower was civ- en Miss Mildred E. Hart recently at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clarence kumm of Ellis street. There wera 40 guests present.
 4 miscellaneous shower was Ciy- en in honor of Miss Gerda Hjelm
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The wedding Of Miss Petrina Dl- Nlauro Of Lafayette street and An
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Mrs. Robert Vance of Maple street entertained in honor of her house guest Miss Edna MacPherson Of Boston, at bridge last evening.
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or Rhodes street by Mrs. Carl An derson of Chapman court last Fri day. Miss Hjelm will become the bride of Martin kellberg of Maple street on December f.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hatch en- tcrtained two tables at dinner and bridge at their home on West Main street Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Frederick Macomber enter tained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Ten Acre road on Tuesday. Mrs. Ernest Christ was awarded the prize.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bertini en- tcrtained at Warmers cottage. Pleasure Beach. New London, on Wednesday evening. /
 Miss Jean Rowland, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William Rowland of '-''A'N NC'ti -Nl'Nt' tllltl Ndlllttl d 1lunlDpr Of her young friends in honor Of Ter fourth birthday on Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Charles Leppert of Black Rock avenue entertained a few friends at luncheon on Wedncsday.
 Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street entertained her luncheon bridge club on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Frederick Macomber or Ten Acre road entertained three tables Of bridge at her homo on Friday afternoon in honor of her sister Mrs, William Warner of Springfield.
 Mrs. Arthur Siebcrt of Park street entertained her bridge club at her home on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. W. A. House of Adams street entertained two tables Of bridge on Thursday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Kimball entertained eight at dinner and bridge at their home on Lexington street Wednesday evening.
 On Tuesday evening, Nr. and Mrs. ManVilla Johnson of MaoIo Hill entertained a few friends.
 Mrs. Raymond Leach of Vine street will entertain her supper bridge club at her home this eve ming.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Loppcrt of Black Rock avenue entertained fen at dinner at their home on Friday evening.
 Miss Anna Smith was given miscellaneous shower at the home ot Mrs Eva Cavalier of Southine- ton road Thursday evening. Miss smith will marry John Ca,stiola on November 27 at St. Joscph's church in this city.
 Charles Elliott of Homestead ave nue was host to about Y friends at a party on Thursday evening. The house was decorated in true bar- vest style.
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MT. and Mrs. Harold Parsons of Russell street entertained at dinner at their home on Thursday evening, later taking their guests to Parsons theater to see Mrs. Cooks Tour.'
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Mrs. Joseph F. Zelcski of East street gave a miscellaneous shower for her sister, Miss Frances kend- zior Tuesday evening. There were about so guests present Miss kcnd- zior will become the bride of Albert Studeny of Kelsey street Nov. IS in St. Mary's church.
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GATHERINGS
Bridge Parties, Theater Parties, Showers, Lunch eons-Informal Affairs.

Mrs. Henry Lasch of Grove Hill entertained at a breakfast bridge at her home on Thursday. Her guests were from New London and Hartford. Prizes were won by Mrs. Cosgrovc, Mrs. Joseph Mulligan and Mrs. Pasquale.
 4 pantry shower was recently given in honor of Mrs. Arthur Dahl gren. the former Miss Erdean John- stone, at the home of her aunt Mrs. Charles House Of Stanley street, by the nurses of the class of 'c6 of the New Britain hospital.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Law of Ten Acre road entertained a number Of friends at a buffet supper at their home last Sunday evening.
 Miss Flora Hine, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. C. Hine of Clayton road entertained her bridge club at her home on Monday evening. Miss Neal Fitzgibbon was awarded the prize.
 MT. and Mrs. William Meehan of Harrison street entertained two ta- bies of bridge at their home on Thursday evening. Their guests were, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Patter- son, Mir. and Mrs. Milton Jones. Miss Pearl Cramer. and Dr. Maurice Pike. Miss Cramer and pr. Pike were awarded the prizes.
 Mrs. George Damon Of Vine street will entertain her luncheon bridge club on next Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Ms. Harold Lee Judd O. Berlin entertained at a buffet supper at their home last evening. The guests played bridge and towled during the evening.
 Mrs. Conrad Seipel entertained a number of friends at bridge at her home on Albany avenue Thursday evening. The first prize was award d to Miss Irene Sullivan. Following cards, a delightful luncheon was served.
 Miss Ruth Raymond, daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. Sherwood II. Ray mond of Harrison street entertained 91 of her young friends at party It her home recently in honor of Ter twelfth birthday.
 Miss Edna Knapp of East street vas given a surprise party on her l 3th birthday, Tuesday evening at her home. Miss Knapp is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac S. Knapp.
 Mrs. Frank Hughes ot Slater road was hostess to two tables of bridge at her home on Tuesday
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tends Colby college in New Hamp- shire.
 Sidney Montague of Boston is vis- ltlng his mother. Mrs. William Mon- tague of Hawley street, this week end.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Parsons of Russell street entertained at dinner at their home on Thursday evening, later taking their guests to Parsons theater to see Mrs Cooks Tour"
 
 Mrs. Robert Vance of Maple street entertained in honor of her house guest, Miss Edna MacPherson Of Boston, at bridge last evening.
 
 Mrs. J. H. Dillon of West street has returned after spending the past three weeks with Mrs. Maria Shine Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Eleanor W. Hine. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Albert C. Hine of Clayton road, who is a student at Bradford academy, has been award cd letter for hockey. for her bril- liant playing in the match between Abbott academy and Bradford re- gently.
 MT. and Mrs. John Van Strype Of Arlington, Mass, are the weekend guests Of MT. and Mrs. H. J. Wood ward of Maple Hill.
 Miss Anna Weston of Wilcox street is spending the weekend with friends in Westerly, R. I. Miss Marion HunGerford Of Cedar street is spending the week end in Springfield, Mass, at the home of he brother. Sidney Hungerford. She will attend the opening of the ex- hibition of the Springfield Art As- sociation. One of the paintings on display will be Boats Of Old Lyme" done by Miss Hungerford this sum- mer at her summer home in Old Lyme
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nous approval of the executive board be elected 10 honorary mem bership.
 The Maple Hill Garden club held q meeting on Thursday at the home Of Mrs. T. Ii. Cogswell. The fol- lowing hold offices for the lG29-S0 year; President. Miss Airline Root; vice president, Mrs, Leon Sprague; secretary, Mrs. Nelson Mann, trea- surer; Mrs. Dwight Chichester. chairman of the program commit tee, Mrs. C. l., Luce; chairman of the nominating committee. Mrs. l.. B. Woodruff.
 The Maple Hill Woman's club will hold an all day sewing meeting for the New Britain Children's Home on Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. G. K. Spring. The hostesscs will be Mrs, AL Nordstrom. Mrs. l.. B Proudman. Mrs, l.. L. Harding,
 The New Britain College club was notified this week that on April :, 1850, Dr. Katharine Blunt. newly elected president Of Connection; College, will be the speaker at that meeting. Dr, Blunt is one Of the foremost women educators in the country and until her appointment to Connecticut College, was chair man of the Home Economics de- partment Of the University or Chi CagO,
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and relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Char, land left on q honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and upon their return will make their future home on Reservoir road
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Riley of Ellis street observed their 10th wedding anniversary Tuesday. They were married in Meriden in 1919 and moved 10 this city. Mrs. Riley was formerly Miss Ethel O'Donnell Of Meriden
 AIr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt Of Berlin entertained at a supper bridge in honor Of the o5th wedding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. E. o. Shjerden Of Worthington Ridge. Berlin. Saturday evening. More than 25 friends Of the couple at tended the silver anniversary.
 The wedding Of Miss Petrina Di- Mauro Of Lafayette street and An
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The Avon Country club was the scene of a charity dance on Friday evening, given in benefit Of the Hartford Hospital Free Bed fund, Many New Britain people attended.
 At go o'clock next Tuesday afternoon, the Womans club Of New Britain will hold it's literary contest. Mrs. John W. Krkham is in charge of this meeting at which prizes will he awarded to club mcm- bers contributing the best short stories and one-act plays. The judges in tho contest arc: Mrs. An drew J. SIopcr, Mrs. Rufus x. Hcm- onWaN and Judge James r., Cooper. They have road all the manuscripts submitted and have selected the two best stories and tho two best plays.
 Without opening the sealed en- vclOpes containing the authors names. Mrs. George NJ Flanagan will read tho plays and Mrs. Ken noth M. Scarlc will read the stories. which the judges have chosen, aloud before the club members. Final de ciSion will rest with the member ship as a vote will he taken hy bal lot 10 determine which manuscripts shall receive first and which sec ond prizes. After this the envelopes will be opened and prizes will bc awarded to contest winners.
 X large number of inc members or the Corbin Girls club attended the first meeting and dinner under the auspices of tho new officers on Tuesday evening at the Corbin club. Plans Were completed for the bridge to bc given on Friday eve ming November the 18th The com mittcc named was chairmancd by Miss Madeline Schmitt, and aided by Miss Mary storey. Miss Mary Ryan. Miss Olga Holstrom. Miss Clara Carroll, and Miss Catherine Scanlon.
 Plans were also started for