New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

they are to grow. He extended an invitation to the public to visit his delphinium gardens on East street next summer. His talk proved very interesting as well as educational.
 Final plans were completed by the club for the food sale to be held next Tuesday in the empty store at West Main street for the benefit of the needy of the town. The sale will open at Ii o'clock. People wishing to give donations to the club for the sale arc asked to get charge and arrangements will be made to call for them. The com mittee consists of Mrs. Irving Tyler Mrs. Howard Knapp, Mrs. Leroy Mason, Mrs. George Hart and Mrs, w. C. RSEe. chairman,
 This sale is the first relief affair planned by public organization. The members Of the organization are behind the movement 100 per cent and are doing everything pos sible 10 make 1t a wonderful suc- cess. Due to the many needy fami- lies in the town that will benefit from the sale, if is expected that 1t will receive the general support and help Of the entire town. This is no doubt that relief work is necessary in plainville and those more for tunate will have an opportunity 10 help the unfortunate through the Garden club sale.
 Important (. of C, Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting Of the directors and members of the Plainville Chamber of Comerce will be held this evening at S o'clock in the chamber rooms on Pierce street. After the routine business is trans acted, plans will he discussed for the organizing Of some system to assist in haadling the needy fami lies of the town.
 The chamber has in mind the formation of central bureau whose duties it shall be 10 make an eX- pert check of the town to find out just what families need help and to make plans for handling them. This will prevent some families receiving aid while others are overlooked
 Due 10 the importance of this matter. a special request has been made by the officers of tho cham ber for a large attendance. Every director and member is asked to be present so that they may lend their thoughts and ideas 10 this prob lem and make some definite arrange ments for relief work.
 Catholic Church Notes Tomorrow is the first Friday of the month. Mass will be celebrate ] at 5:30 o'clock. Communion will he given al o'clock. Confessions will
 be heard this evening at 7;30 o'clock,
 | Important Practice l The Plainville Maple Leaf A. C,
 will hold all important football practice this evening at 6:50 o'clock. 1 The manager requests all men to be on hand as he wishes Q have tho team in first shape form when il meets the strong Maple End Jrs. Of Bristol,
 The game will be 3 benefit game 1 and will probab bly end the season for l the local team. The battle will take
 place Sunday afternoon at 2:30
 o'clock at the high school field. A | large crowd is expected 10 witness l the game.
 Mrs. Henry David
 1 Mrs. Henry T. David. 57, Of 4G | East street, I resident of Plainyille for the past A years, passed away
 at her home today shortly after l. ] o'clock from the effects of q shock
 suffered Monday. She was born ir Ireland but came to this country ir
 her carly youth. She was mem 1 tcr Of the Washington- Trumbull l circle, Companions Of the Forest.
 She is survived by her husband
 one daughter. Mrs. Loretta Dorazio; | two sisters. Miss Mary Ralph Of 1 Stamford and Mrs. John Kelly of 1 Hartford; two brothers. Daniel
 Ralph Of New Britain and John 1 Ralph of New York; one grandson i and two granddaughters.
 1 Funeral services will be held Sat | urday morning at o'clock at the 1 Church of Our Lady Of Mercy, Rev. ! William p. kIlcoyne will celebrate q requiem high mass. Burial will be | in St. Mary's cemetery. New Britain, Piain,iiIc Briefs ! \ well child conference will he 1 held in the public health nurse s l rooms on Friday, December 12, from
 : 10 f D, m.
 Boy Scout troop Of PlainvilIc i will meet ac the Methodist church tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in stead of 7:5o o'clock
 i Mrs. Laura T. Warfeld has gone l 10 Hartford where she will spend | the winter months with her cousin, 1 Mrs. Eliza beth Driscoll Of the Lin- i den apartments
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