New Britain herald., 1922-12-06


 their destination maj be made a, easier task for all concerned,
 Thrift stnmps
 large number Of local people have nled their war saving and thrift stamps with the local post office au- thorities, in order that they may re. eeiye their checks as soon after Christmas as possible. There seems 10 be q great deal of misnndersta nding az to the requirements In cashing or converting these articles into cash or saving certificates.
 Persons holding these stamps re- decmable in 1923 can bring them to the local office where they will be furnished with q blank form which will be filled out according to instruc- tons. This in turn must be sent to Washington, D. C., where the records will be properly investigated and either q check or treasury certih- cate will be mailed to the owner of the stamps. All information in con nection with the matter will be fur nish al the local post office.
 Duuucrs IOt ine Neeuy
 The Plalnville Girl Reserves held meeting last evening at the home of Miss Evelyn Swanson on Pennington avenue, and plans were made to pre- pare to give dinners to the very needy of Plainville this Christmas.
 Little has been known of the good work done by the Girl Reserves but many families and individuals in the town have felt the fruits of their ef- forts during the hard times. The club became an organized branch of the Girl Reserves about one year ago, and since that time it has grown in mem- bership until 1t Is now a power for good in the community At the pres ent time, the club is aiding in the vwork of Miss Heineman, the visiting nurse, and they have proved them selves great help in her routine.
 No Football Game
 After repeated efforts on the part of the management of the Crimsons football team to engage a team for this weekend, it has been decided to call the season closed. A'meeting of all the members of the team will be held tomorrow evening at Trumbull's Field, where an accounting of the seasons finances will be made and a division made of what is left in the treasury. All members must be pres- ent at the meeting in order to hear he report and receive their share Otherwise, the share of those who are missing will be divided equally be- ween those who are present
 It was hoped that it would be pos 'ible to arrange a game with the fast Sons of Italy team, or if they were lot available, with some other good cam, but everyone seemed to be of he opinion that it was too late in the eason to play any longer therefore 10 game is scheduled for this week.
 School Registration
 The recent school enumeration as ompiled in the annual report of L. s. fills. secretary of the school com 1ittee. shows slight increase in the umber of children registered here his year over that of last year. The aport states that there are 1,126 hildren over and under 16 years age attending the local schools. his is an increase of 5S over the gures of last year.
 Temco Bowling League. The Office team of the Temco bowling League split the timbers in ne style Monday night trimming the fachine Room three straight games, 'hile the Assembly team came out the battle with two victories to :. 1e good over their opponents, the afety Switchers. The race in the ague is frightened up with every , lme, and it is known that some of le individual members of the teams F e practicing during the week in m fort to improve on their weekly ores
 The individual and team totals for onday night are as follow: