New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-23
PLA|NV|LLE NEWS

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The young couple will reside in
Plainville upon their return from a
wedding trip. Mr.. Baker is EN-
ployed by the Standard Steel &
Bearing company
| Pythian Sisters Notes
Pythian Temple. No. %. Pythian
Sisters, will hold a regular meeting
/ Wednesday night in Odd Fellows
hall. All members are asked to at
tend S this will be the last meeting
until September 10.
Members of the Temple will go to
KNOXVILLE tomorrow night to visit
Aganda Temple. State officers will
make their Official visit to the Union
vile unit and supper will be served
at $50 O'Clock.
Military Gard Party
Newton S Manross Womans Re
lief Corps will hold a military card
party open to the public, in G A.
r. hall in Forestvule Thursday aft
ernoon. Prizes will be awarded 20
the winners and refreshments will
| be served
/ The sewing committee of the
Woman's Relief Corps will horl a
! public sale on Thursday afternoon
prior to the card party. Aprons and
other useful articles will be offered.
/ The money to be derived from it
will be used for the charitable OBJ
/ Jects Of the organizations.
Case Is NoIled
The case of Fred Haydn Of
. Plalnville arrested in Bristol on a
charge Of breach of the peace, was
nolled in the Bristol police court this
morning. Hayden was represented by
Attorney Charles F. Conlon of
! Plainville
Plainyille Grange
Plainvllle Grange has been in. tied
/ to West Hartford tomorrow evening
to take part in a neIghbors' night
program to be held there
/ Garden Club Meets
| The Plalnvllle Garden club will
meet tonight at s:45 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Frank Usher on Farm
lngton avenue. The club will pay a
visit to the Prentice Gardens in Ber-
/ lin. All members are asked to be on
( hand.
A regular meeting of the club
/ will be held at the home of MRS.
Howard Knapp, IS Cedar street,
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Each member is asked to bring a
bouquet OF flowers or a plant, A con-
test the nature of which will be ex-
planned at the meeting, will be held.
/ Graded School Reunion
Plans are progressing for the 10th
annual reunion Of the Plainvllle
Graded school alumni. It will be
| held Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
at the Plainville High school A So
cIaI will be held and lunch will be
served
G. o. P. Womens Picnic
( The republican women of Plain
( Vile have been invited to attend a
| basket lunch at the Avon Country
club at y o'clock Wednesday noon.
/ Coffee and Ice cream will be sold al
the grounds. Those desiring trans
portatlon are asked 70 call Mrs.
/ Ralph L. Seymour, vice chairman of
the republican town committee.
! Police Investigations
The mystery surrounding the
shooting of Joseph Jakublak of New
Britain last Friday afternoon. re-
mains as deep as ever although the
police are pursuing a relentless in
vestigation of the affair Consta BILE
/ Thomas Royce Is handling the Off
clal investigation but he expects to
! find no definite clues until he Is
able to question the Jakubiak boy IN
/ the New Britain General hospital.
County Detective Edward ],
Hickey IS following number of
clues found IN connection with the
/ safe breaking episode at the Plain
vile High school So far, suspicion
has been attached TO a number Of
! persons but no one has been arrest
ed IN connection with the affair
Plainville Briefs
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Plalnville N Z church will hold
public supper IN the church parlors
Wednesday evening from O'Clock
| on.
| Frank ] Smith OF Fo7estville av-
enue, has returned home from the
Bristol hospital and is convalesclng
| at his home