New Britain herald., 1930-11-07

held last evening at o'clock in the chamber rooms on Pierce street. President W. B. Vincent presided and reported today that nothing of importance was done outside of the transaction of routine business. Various committees of the chamber are working on different projects of interest and value to the town.
 Politicians Quiet
 Plainville has returned to its nor mai everyday life after three weeks of feverish election talk and rallies: The consensus about town is that the best candidate elected in tn, democratic landslide in t'l:s district IS Augustine Lonergan. former con- gressman. All express the opinion that he was absolutely too strong with both republican and democratic voters for Colonel Clarence W. Sey- mour.
 Surprise has been 7Xpressed on all sides over tho poor showing mad. by Angelo NJ. Paonessa in his fight for sheriff. He was expected by local voters 10 give Dewey q strong rub Now all that remains in the past election is for the local candidates 10 file their expense lists with the town clerk.
 To Meet Alumni
 A large crowd is expected at the high school-alumni battle tomorrow afternoon which will mark the close of the local high school football sea son. This will be the last opportu- nifty for local football fans to see many of the high school team in ac- tion. Captain French, Hubbard and Barber Of the backfield {; Id King, Bloom, Gauthier. Cheetham and Chalko of the line will be playing their last high school game. The high school team has enjoyed a suc- cessful season and is confident of taking the Alumni ,leven into camp.
 In the Alumni squad will be such familiar faces as Harlowe, Smith, Tolli, Robertson. Gauthier. McGib- bon and many others. The team hae been practicing for the past two weeks and is m good shape for a hard battle.
 Home on IurIough
 Henry Morrow. son of Mir and Mrs. T, II. Morrow Of Whites crossing. is visiting his homo on c0-day furlough, Mr. Morrow is sta tioned on the L. S. s. Texas, which recently returned to the United States after visiting in foreign coun- tries throughout the entire summer.
 Football Practice
 Tho Plainville Dodgers football team will practice tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock. Every memb Der s asked to be present in order to get i'll form for the important battle 10 b.: staged Sunday with the Plainvile Aces. There is much rivalry exist ing between these two aggregations and a hard battle should result.
 Library Dance Tonight
 Those who have not already pur- chased tickets for the library benefit dance may secure them at the door this evening. There is still 8 num- Der of tickets available although there has been a large advance sale.
 Dancing will start at o'clock in the gymnasium of the high school and will continue until 1 o'clock. 1N the occasion demands, the danc- ing may be continued to later hour. Si Yaffe and his orchestra said to be the leading musical group In the state. will furnish the music. The entire proceeds Of the sale will be turned into the library fund.
 The committee in charge invites ali to the affair and reminds the public that dress is optional. 4 pleasant and enjoyable evening s promised all in attendance.
 Meeting Postponed
 Announcement was made 'foday that the regular meeting Of the Girl Scouts scheduled to be held Tuesday afternoon in Grange hall had been postponed because Of Armisticc Day.
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