New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

tine Henncsscy; consolation. ladies whist, Ann Cassidy and mems. Mr. Greenier; first, ladies' bridge, Mrs Backun; first mems bridge, Louis Provencher; consolation, ladies. Mrs. w. J. Cook. and mons (. J. Millerick.
 Entertainment Tomorrow
 An entertainment consisting of musical selections, monologues, and sketches vii be given in the Baptist church parlors tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock by the Young Peoples so- clcty. The public is cordially invited. Homemade candy will be on sale after the program.
 Annual Iircmcn's Supper
 The 45th annual supper and en- tcrtalnment ot the Plainvillc tire department will be held on January 50. IL was planned 10 hold the sup per carly in the month but post poncmcnt was made necessary Tor various reasons.
 The tnionyille and Tcrryvllc fire departments have been invited to attend the affair. The board of sc- Iectmcn and the members of the board Of fire commissioners will also be guests.
 Among the Out-of-toWn fire chiefs who have been asked to attend the supper arc Chief William J. Noble of the New Britain fire department and Chief John Hayes Of Bristol.
 Granted Compensation
 The claim of uoniuic MauoCChio Of Bristol against the Plaluyillc Casting Co. and the Travellers Iusur- ancc Co. was heard before Con- pcnsation Commissioner T. 1co Noonan in Hartford yesterday. Thc Bristol man claimed he strained his 1 back while lifting articles at the factory. He was granted con- pcnsation or s15.SG.
 Food Sale Tomorrow A food sale will be held tomorrow afternoon from ? to o'clock in the vacant store on Whiting street next i to the Economy market by the eve | ming group Of the Womcn's Fedora ton of the Congregational church l Salads, cakes pies, bread, anG l homemade candy will be on sale.
 Food may be left al the store from l2:45 o'clock on. There will b( someone present to receive tht food, although the sale itself doc. not start until o'clock.
 NIid-Weck Services
 X mid-week prayer meeting vii be held this evening at 7:45 oclocl at the Baptist church. The topic vii be "A Christian According to Christ
 Supper Successful
 The supper given last evening a the Plainvllc Methodist church b the men of the congregation va very successful, nearly 14O bcin present to enjoy the meal. The sup per was prepared and served entire ly by the men, It is an annual at fair.
 Two Games Tomorrow
 X large number ot basketball fan arc expected to travel to Soothing ton tomorrow evening to witness tn
 plainville High and PlainNillc ''I teams in action. Both aggregation arc confident of scoring victories. In the first game Of the cvcnin the r. M. C. A. team will meet tn Southington "Y" five in q Count : league match. In the first mcctiu : this season between the two quintet the locals were victorious but WI find plenty Of trouble in taking tl } verdict on Southington's home foo Plainville must win in order 10 kcC in the fight for the league title. I Plainvlle High and Lewis lIiE ,. will come to grips in the secor battle on the program. The loca '- hold one victory over their arch | e valS and expect to make 1t tv . straight. A win for plainville " = keep it in tio for first place wi 7 Simsbury in the Western Connect = cut league.
 j. Regular Meeting plainvillc review, No. 4. Won ;. ans Benefit association, will hold l
 regular meeting Monday evening
 7;30 o'clock at the Legion hall | Whiting street. A social hour al = bingo games will be enjoyed imn | diatcly after the close Of the bu! [ ness session. Prizes will be awar S ed. Members arc invited to attel u and bring d friend.
 - President Mrs. Mary Ryan wish u to announce a change in the fma
 cial secretaryslip. In the futu members will transact business W. > Mrs, Stella \. BaSsett Of Fanw '~ Manor, Bristol, who is now financ . secretary. Mrs. Bassett will appI } ciate the cooperation of the mel Ders concerned,
 Local Legion Wins
 The PlainVillG American l.cgi
 bowling team defeated the Wet crsficld Legion representatives in l match rolled off at the Eccrc3ti