New Britain herald., 1922-06-28

p. m.-Wonder-working musca magicians-The Floyds Second Day
 a. m.-Junior chautauqua.
 2;30 p. m.-Tnstrumental and voca concert-Cartwrigh quartet, witt many musical novelties. 8 p. m.-Novelty musical prelude Cartwright quartet.
 S:30 D. m.--Lecture, The Mar Worth While"-Dr. Roland A. Nichol! Third Day
 9 a. m.-Junior chautauqua.
 2:30 p. m.-The children's fun fes tival-The Arion Entertainment Co.,. introducing Peter Rabbit in person
 p. m.-"The Lady of the Decora tion," Hetty Jane Dunaway. A dra- matic production with Oriental set ting.
 Fourth Day
 9 a. m.-Junor chautauqua.
 2:30 p. m.-Junior Hippodrome- Junior Citizens A Jolly Junior Jubilee.
 3:15 p. m.-Plantation Harmonies- Harrod Jubilee quartet.
 D. IH.--Al uSlCdl pl CludS IAeAA | ob Jubilee quartet.
 s:3o D. m.-Lecture, "Lifters and Leaners," Dr. Joseph l.. Thompson.
 Will Observe Holiday.
 Although no general plans have been made by the town authorities for the observance of July 4, most of the factories in this town will close for the day and it is possible that some factories will close for Monday as we'll as Tuesday.
 At the American Paper Goods this morning, Louis Reynal, superintend- ent, stated that notices have not been posted in the plant regarding closing for any date. George Prentice of the Prentice Manufacturing company in Kensington stated that it is possible that this plant will shut down for Tuesday only. although a definite an- nouncement has not been made.
 George Sage, president of the Der lin Construction company, has stated that this factory will close for Tues day only. The Mosel Manufacturing company will also close for Tuesday only, according to an announcement made today.
 The A. E. F. barber shop will be closed all day on July f, and most of the stores in town will close at noon. A few of the confectionery stores will remain open for the entire day.
 Town Is Quarantincd.
 Berlin is one of the 67 towns in Connecticut to be added to the area which will be quarantined on July by the U. s. department of agricul- ture to prevent the spread of the gypsy moth. The moth pest has spread with great rapidity in this state during the past few months and has also assumed serious proportions in Massachusetts, according to re- cent announcement at Washington.
 Under the present federal quaran- tine regulations, Christmas greens, nursery stock, forest products and stone and quarry products in the districts must be inspect ed by federal agents and approved as not infected before shipments can be made to places outside of the area.
 Newington, Rocky Hill New Brit ain. Plainvile, Bristol Southington and Wethersfed are other nearby towns to be placed under quarantine.
 Legion Play Tonight.
 Plans have been completed for the play to be presented at the town hall this evening by the East Berlin Ora matic club under the auspices of the local American Legion post Follow ing the play there will be dancing un- iii one o'clock with the music being furnished by McKeon's orchestra of 
 The cast for the play follows: Pat rick Casey, James Holigan; Mary An ne, his wife, Catherine Derenthal; Michael, his son, Fred Werdelin; Kathleen and Maggie, his daughters, Bertha Cole and Dorothy Rich George Drake, Gerald F'ootit; Eileen, he maid. Muriel Werdelin; Hump ney' Steel, the ianitor, Harry McCar 'ol; Jim Dougherty Almon Macken Trick; Madam Anna Bairski, a bol- ,hevik, Reta F'iske; Armand Fran ,cis Boni DeLovier, modiste, Waiter Werdelin.
 News In Brief
 Marion Hart of kensington, left to lay for Piea3ant View, Rhode Island \ where she will spend few weeks.