New Britain herald., 1930-10-03
Baby Moses Story Dramatized

Baby Moses Story Dramatized
 Beginners
 Miriam ........... Ruth Klatt
 rather .......... Harold Nelson
 hother ........... DorlS carlson
 Brothers .... Allen Clark, Arthur
 Chambers, Howard Case, Fred
 erick White, George Hart
 Queen ......... Faith Maynard
 Attendants ... Anna Shaw Wini-
 fred Griffen
 Song, "All Things Bright and
 Beautiful" .... Dorothy Macleod Recitation, God Wants the Boys and Girls" ...... Marion Klatt Recitation, My Opportunity"
 Rosalie Sturgeon representing the Memory verses, Ruth Klatt, Allen
 Clark. Arthur Chambers, Fred
 erick White, Harold Nelson, How
 ard Case, Doris Carlson, Richard
 Morse. George Hart
 Presentation of diplomas
 Hymn. Jesus is Calling" ...
 .'.............. Congregation
 Football Battle
 The first battle of the two-game series between the Plainville high school football team and the Lewis high of Southington aggregation will take place tomorrow afternoon on the local school gridiron. The To- calls have played but one game, los ing a one sided decision to Bristol high, but have high hopes of pin ming a defeat on their old rivals from Southington. Coach Earle Mo Naughton has been working hard with the smell squad that answered his football call.
 Southingtsn-Pl -Plainville games have always been productive of great battles despite the records of the teams before the start Of the con tests. It is expected that a large crowd will be on hand to see the seasons opening high school game in this town. |,
 To Hold Public Supper
 At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. G. Webster plans were com pleted for the public supper to be held next Thursday evening in con- nectjon with church night. After the supper a short devotional service will be held.
 At o'clock" Superintendent of Schools Daniel Howard of Windsor will give an address on The Re- T arkable Changes Taking Place in Russia and India.'
 It was decided to hold the annual Christmas sale on November 19. The calendar social will be held in November probably on the 18th. The regular meeting day of the society was changed from Thursday tc Wednesday.
 Three Dogs Lose Lives
 Michael Korabin of Mountain View, aroused over the deaths of his three dogs, allegedly by poison, has promised legal action in an attempt to solve the mystery of the matter. He has retained Attorney Cornelius B. Prior to investigate the case.
 The case was called to the atten- tion of the local authorities on Mon day, and Korabin was advised to have the dogs vital organs analysed Dr. B. D. Radcliffe of New Britain in his examination could find no symptoms of poison.
 Enters Political Fight
 Robert P. Sneideman of 12O Whiting street, active worker in the republican party. announced defi- nitely today that he would be can- didate for nomination at the G. o. P. caucus for justice of the peace Mfr. Sneidcman is well known here, having lived in Plainville practically all of his life. He is engaged in business with his father.
 He graduated from the New Brit ain high school with the class of 1924 and attended Vermont univer- sity. At present he is a student a, the Hartford College of Law. He has taken an active part in republi- can affairs of the town of late years and is said to have large number of followers.
 Sunset A. c. to Meet
 All members of the Sunset Ath- 1etic club are urged to be present a. the meeting to be held this eve ming. A number of important mat ters will be brought up. Officers will also be elected for the coming three months. Members are re- quested to be at the club rooms at