New Britain herald., 1930-10-14

John Pease and consolation, Mrs. Bernice Gray; mems first, D. Cheet, ham; second,I M. Johnson and con- solation, Mrs. Hadfield. Refresh ments were served and an enjoyable evening reported by all in attend ance.
 The Past Noble Grands' associa- ton will meet on Thursday in Plantsville. Local members wishing to attend will leave Plainville on the 2:45 o'clock trolley.
 Expect Large Attendance
 A record attendance is expected al the teachers reception to be held tomorrow evening at o'clock at the high school by the Parent-Teacher association. It will mark the first gathering of the association since the start of the new school year. Par ents will have an opportunity to meet the new teachers on the local school staff.
 A welcome to both parents and teachers will be extended by Mrs. Harold L. Newell, new president of the association, while Rev. A. A. Ball will extend a greeting from the local churches. The program of enter tainment will include readings. solos and musical selections. All parents and friends of the association are in- vited to attend.
 Assessors In Session
 rh. l.,.a nf ,esoeeorc will ha ip session at the town hall tomorrow afternoon from ? to clock. Per sons having taxable property will have an opportunity to hand in their list at this time. The assessors are C. R. Sherman, chairman; Axel Johnson and c. A. Bedford.
 Warning to Public
 Irving Gridley, fire warden. re- ports that the fire danger is great at the present time due to the dry condition of the woods and requests the public to be careful in the mat ter of building fires in woods or brush lots Two small fires in Plain vile in the past week. resulting from the burning of rubbish, were put out according to the warden but there is great danger of fires break ing out in Plainville territory.
 MT. Gridley states that any person wishing to burn leaves CT rubbish should apply for a permit before a fire is built. The fire wardens is- suing permits are Edward Madeley. Roy Weldon, T. Futile, Howard Usher and Ole Robertson.
 Mortgage Foreclosed
 A writ has been filed Tt the of- flee of the town clerk disclosing that Gianmorano and Theresa Mossc of New Britain have foreclosed a mortgage on Plainville property possessed by Frank, Josephine, Wal. ter and Frances Drzewiecki of Bris- tol. The time limit for redemption expired on October 3. Hungerfori & Sake, attorneys of New Britain represented the plaintiffs. Sport Dance Friday Plans havo been completed fol the sport dance to be held Friday i evening at the high school gymna sium under the auspices of the Masque and Gown club. The foli. age idea will be used in decorating the gym while evening dress will be out Of place. sport wear being the vogue. Knickers and sweaters vii be very much in fashion.
 Tickets may be secured from an! member of the Masque and GowI club. Pupils will be given an op portunity to purchase their ticket tomorrow during the lunch period a. the booth in the lower corrido of the school.
 PlainyilIe Briefs Joseph Fischl, Jr., former resi- dent of Plainville, is critically ill d the New Britain General hospital.
 The evening group of the Parisl guild of the Church of Our Saviour will meet at the home of Mrs Frank Parsons on West Broad stree Thursday evening.
 The weekly session of the towI court scheduled to be held thi morning was omitted.
 The Plainville Garden club vii hold it's annual meeting tomorrow evening at s o'clock in the "Olt Milestone" on Farrligton avenue In addition there will be a sale 0 seeds by members at a nominal sum All are asked to bring excess seed in small packages.
 The Blues will practice this eve ming at 6:3O o'clock at the higi school field.