New Britain herald., 1930-04-24

hoped large number will be in at tendance tomorrow afternoon, The affair is open to the public. The par ties are generally held on Thursday afternoons but the day has been changed this week.
 Appeals Case
 Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon of the town court stated today that Jo- seph Kennedy had filed an appeal from the decision of the court on 8 non-support charge. Kennedy was arranged before Judge Merritt o. Ryder at special session held yes- terday and was ordered to pay s20 a week toward the support of his wife and two children and post q bond of $500 or spend 80 days in jail.
 Receives Broken Leg
 Miss Jennie Nicol of 80 Trumbull avenue is confined to her home with broken leg. With the help of a special cast. Miss Nicol expects to be able to return to her duties as manager of her beauty parlor next week.
 Large Grass Fire
 The fire department was called out last evening at S:S0 o'clock by an alarm from Box 6. The firemen found a large grass fire on Hillside street. They kept the blaze under control and allowed it to burn itself out without danger to the nearby houses. Grass fires have been very numerous during the past two months but no damage has resulted in any case.
 Match Game Tonight
 A match game will take place this evening at the Recreation bowling alleys between Murphy's All Stars and the Center alley All Stars Of Bristol. Action will start at 8 o'clock. Both teams arc composed of well-known bowling stars in this section of the state and followers of the game should be treated to high class exhibitions The local team has scored numerous victories during the past winter and expects to add the Bristol team to it's list of victims
 Small Attendance
 The benefit dance held at the high school gymnasium last evening by the Italian American Citizens club proved to be Q great disappointment to the committee in charge, less than 100 people being in attendance despite the splendid program that had been arranged. The proceeds of the affair were to have been turned over to the Plainville library building fund. It marked the first disappointing setback meet since the drive for library funds started.
 Those present heard many inter esting speeches by prominent off cials. As the expenses for the af- fair amounted to about s75, the club met with a deficit instead of realiz- ing a good sized amount for the library as had been expected.
 Church Food Sale
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will hold food sale tomorrow afternoon in the vacant store in the Strand building from ? to o'clock. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. Wyman. Mrs. Stillman, Mrs. Bunnell. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. l.. Farrar, and Mrs. Tyler.
 F'iremen's Ball
 The Plainville fire department has completed arrangements for it's 46th anniversary concert and ball to bc held tomorrow evening at the Plain vile High school gymnasium. The firemen report that tickets have been selling fast and a large attendance is expected. Those who have not already purchased tickets may do so at the door. Music for the ball will Dc furnished by the Worthy Hills or chestra, which is well known throughout the state. Previous dances by the firemen have met with great success.