New Britain herald., 1930-10-04
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 MT. and Mrs. James Taylor of 2S Church street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Jean Ellen to James Coates. son of MT. and Mrs. William B. Coates of 14 Lo- cust street, New Britain. The we'd ding will be held some time durins thist month. Both are well knowr fin PlainSille and New Britain. To Observe. Navy Day
 President Herbert Hoover has designated October 27, the anniver- sary Of the birth of the late Presi. dent Theodore Roosevelt and Ttht anniversary of the birthday of thu United States navy, to be observed throughout the country as Navy Day" First Selectman James Simp. son urges the people of ,Plainville to take part in this obervanee oy displaying American flags on ever, flag staff in town
 ! Urges Harmony
 Jesse Moore of Pennington, nom. mated for state senator from tho fifth senatorial district at the con- vention held in Plainville yesterday addressed the delegates and urged party harmony. stating that he be- lieves that the democrats will makt a great showing in the state this year. MT. Moore, who was a can- didate for congressman two year5 ago, was given an ovation. Other delegates spoke to the gathering
 Delegates were present from Bris. tol, West Hartford, Pennington Plainville' and Stuthington. Avon Burlington and Berlin failed to send delegates. The Plainville delegation consisted of Arthur F. Ryder, Peter J. Prior, Frank O'Brien and Mrs Loretta Millerick
 Mrs. Margaret Healy of West Hartford, Grover Smith of Bristo and Mrs. J. J. Flynn of Southingtoi were appointed a committee oi three to make all plans for the .next senatorial convention to be held 1T 1882.
 The name of MT. Moore, the win. ming candidate, was placed before the convention by Hugh White, dele. gate from Pennington. The name O Richard Elliott of Southington wa! also put up for nomination but wa! 1 withdrawn in favor of Mr. Moore Due to confusion over the time o the convention, it was necessary u take a half hour recess.
 Benefit Thrift Sale
 | Announcement was made toda, that the thrift sale for the benefit 0 the library fund will be held Frida, and Saturday, October A and 25. il the Newton house on West Mail street opposite the Plainville Trus Company. Residents of the tow1 are requested to gather up old ant new articles which they may wish t donate to the sale. Merchants art also invited to help in the sale. De tails will be announced later.
 The members of the committee il charge are as follows: Mrs. Charle R. Clark, chairman: Mrs. T F. T Wheeler. ex- officio: Mrs, John Ben jamin, Mrs. William Cassidy, Mrs. r Morse, Mrs. Henry Washburn ant Mrs. R. w. Morley.
 2'E Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainvill' Grange; will be held in the Grang' hall on Pierce street Tuesday eve ming at o'clock. Home economic night will be featured at this meet ing and an interesting program ha been prepared by the home econom ics committee.
 On Thursday evening, the degre teams of P1ainville Grange will 'yisi Litchfield Grange and confer tn third and fourth degrees on larg class of candidates.
 Martha Rebekah Meeting
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hol its regular meeting Monday evenin at o'clock. A pleasing entertain ment has been planned. Refresh ments will be served All member of the guard team are requested t be present.
 Eagles to Play
 The Plainville Eagles football tear will meet the strong New Britai West End eleven tomorrow afternoo at o'clock in the Hardware City The Eagles hope to score their thir straight win. The New Britain tear has also won two victories and Ina been practicing faithfully for tn battle with the local aggregation.
 The Eagles will start their strong est lineup. A return game will played in Plainville later in the sea son. The teams are playing tw out of three series.