New Britain herald., 1929-10-16


 charges of violation of the rules of the road.
 Candidates Initiated
 The third and fourth degrees were conferred on a class of Is candidates at the regular meeting of Plainville Grange held last evening in Grange Hall on Pierce street. The third de- gree was put on by the ladies team and the regular officers conferred the fourth degree A harvest supper was enjoyed after the degree work.
 Plainville Grange has been invit- ed to visit New Britain Grange on Saturday evening and take part in a neighbors' night program.
 At the next regular meeting of Plainville Grange on November 5. past masters night" will be observ- ed. The past masters of the Grange will be the guests Of honor.
 On October 25 the Grange will sponsor a dance consisting of both round and square dances. Simpsons orchestra of Bristol will furnish the music.
 Attend Session
 The 29th session of the grand temple, Pythian Sisters, was held in West Haven yesterday. Those at- tending the session from Pythiaa temple, No. 29, were Veronica Car ter, G, M. of F.; Elizabeth Grif- fin. P. C.; Mildred Dutton, P. C.; Beryle Bannell, P. C.; Lillian Teachman, P C.. and Esther Slocus, r. C.
 The Pythian sisters will give a harvest supper in the l. 0. o. F. hall on Wednesday evening. October 30. Supper will be served at 6 p. m. and card games will follow. The public is invited.
 Card Party Tonight
 The series of card games under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies' Aid society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will be resumed this evening in the basement of the church. Whist. bridge and "45' will be played. Prizes will be award ed to the winners in all the games. l There will be plenty of tables for everybody. The public is cordially 1 invited to attend.
 Street Loafers Warned
 Numerous complaints have beer made to Judge Merritt o. Ryder and Prosecutor Charles F. Conlor of the town court concerning z gang of young men who hang around the center of the town dur ing the day. Judge Ryder has issuet a warning to this gang that unless they go to work they will all bt brought into court.
 A number of the complaints hast been turned over to Constable George Schubert with a recommen dation from Judge Ryder and Pro secutor Conlon to take immcdiat, action on the matter.
 TO Entertain Teachers
 A large attendance is expected a the first meeting of the Parent Teacher association for the curren year, to be held in the high schoo gymnasium tomorrow evening at o'clock A reception will be given t the teachers of the local schools. The program has been completed and includes special entertainment Refreshments will be served durin the social period that is to follo' { the main program.
 PIainyille Briefs . Fred Henne, 14. of South Wash ington street was taken to the NeN Britain General hospital this morn ing by Dr. George F. Cook to hay an X-ray taken of his right wris The boy injured his wrist yesterda afternoon while playing football. is thought that it is broken. : William Calmbach of East stree . won 16 prizes in the poultry contes at the Danbury fair last week. Hi . displays won him six first place: four second, four third, and tw fourth prizes. There were 94 con testants.
 The local schools were closed tc day. as members of the eemontar l. grade teaching corps were vistin . the elementary grades in New Brit ain. The primary grade teacher visited the schools In Danbury.
 The Woman's federation of tf | Congregational church will hold } sewing meeting tomorrow afternoo at 2:3O o'clock in the parish hous | The evening group will meet tt l. morrow evening at 7:3O o'clock wit Mrs. Harold King of II East Broa street,
 = The Parish guild of the Church T. Our Savious will hold it's regul; n meeting tomorrow afternoon at y o'clock at the parish house. e s. s. Gwillim of Pennington av l. nue is visiting Seattle. Wash, on st business trip for the Trumbl - Electric Mfg. Go.
 Dick Bugbee, member of t Plainvillc fire department, is co
 fined to his home on Broad stre
 with a broken left foot as the T
 suit of an accident at the Walla I Barnes company in Bristol.
 Niletta T. Beebe of New Lond
 has sold property near the Advc
 Christian church to May Morgan Plainvile, according to a warrar
 deed filed at the office of the to'
 clerk.
 Federation Notes The flowers ordered will appe | ot tho musical to hn friyan at f | Congregations church on Thursd
 evening, October A, under the 8 ] snicrs of the Moman's Moderation