New Britain herald., 1930-10-21

or III the NeWtOn house, as pTeVl- ously arranged. The Newton house Is without heat or proper lights and the cold would be disagreeable while the store will be both heatel and lighted, the committee says. All interested are asked to note this change in the location of the sale. On Thursday morning the store will bS opened at 10 o'clock and women on the committee in charge of the sal" will he r~o"nnt n IT" ceive articles for the sale. Persons are invited to donate cd and New things, clothing for men. women and children, household articles. furni- ture, lgs. books, fancy articles. etc. Merchants are also invited to help the sale by donating articles that are not selling but which will prove attractive at the sale. The en- tire proceeds of the rale will be given to the library building fund. The sale will be held on Friday and Saturday. starting at 10 a. m. and continuing until 6 p. m. Every
 
 part in this worthy cause and help out the library fund. All articles will be offered at a cheap price.
 Sent to Reform School
 A Negro schoolboy of tender years was sentenced to the reform school at Meriden this morning by Judge Merritt o. Ryder at a special session of the town court. The boy has caused considerable trouble at the Broad Street school, where it is al- legged that he stole numerous ar,i- cles from his schoolmates. He was arraigned in court once before and given warnings by Prose- cutor Charles F. Conlon and Judge Ryder, but to no avail, and the court had no choice today but to send him to the reform school. He comes of good parents and Is we'll dressed but has failed to heed the advice given by his folks.
 Masquerade Dance An old-fashioned masquerade dance and social will be given in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street on Thursday. October 30, un- der the auspices of sequassen lodge, No. 7i, I. o. o. K. Music will be furnished by the "Old Timers" har- mony orchestra. The dancing will start at S:3o o'clock.
 Democratic Women to Meet
 The annual meeting of the Plain- vile Democratic Wonen's club will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Loretta Millerick on Trum- bull avenue.
 Officers will be elected and plans will be discussed for the coopera- ton of the club with the demo- cratic town committee during the approaching state election.
 To Hold Fall Rally A fall rally for the young peo. ple's societies of the churches of Plainville has been planned for Sun. day. November IS. at the Episcopal church. Miss Edith Welker, direc- tor of interdenominational and edu. cation work for Hartford county, will be the speaker.
 A fellowship hour and supper will be held from to o'clock and will be followed by Miss Welker's talk from 6 to 6:45 o'clock. All young people of the Protestant churches are urged to be present. The com. mittee making plans for the meet. ing consists of Miss McConn, Mar. garet Morann. Hazel Simons, Lucille Ryder. Sophia Naaman, Mildred Woodruff. Malcolm Gillis and Ar thur BunneIl.
 Given Farewell Gift Following the annual election o' officers last evening by James Pal ache post, American Legion O. Pennington, gold past command CTS button was presented to Rev Henry P. Cassidy. Father Cassidy Is we'll known in Plainville and ha. a large number of friends here. Ht has been transferred to another par ish by Bishop John J. Milan.
 Among the speakers of the eve ming was Postmaster James E Usher Of Plainville, a longtime friend of Father Cassidy. He pait high tribute to tho departing pries anc commended him for his worl with the Pennington post. A mum Der of Plainville Legionnaires were presently
 This evening at 8 o'clock Brock Barnes post will hold it's annua election of officers in Legion hal on Whiting street. A full attend ance is desired.
 To Confer Degrees
 The first and second degrees vii be conferred on a large class of can didates at the regular meeting o Plainville Grange to be held at o'clock this evening In Grange hal on Pierce street. A large attend ance is expected.
 The executive committee of the Connecticut State Grange met las evening in Hartford and discussed plans for the state Grange conven.
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