New Britain herald., 1922-11-27

stamps presented be paid immediately In cash thus definitely closing the transaction.
 second; If Treasury Savings Ger ti'icates are dosired for a portion of the maturity value of the War Saw ings Stamps presented, these will be Issued under date of January I. 1923. and the difference between the ma turity value of the War Savings stamps and the cost Of the certificates will be subject to prompt cash re- mlttance direct to the holder of the securities on January 1.
 Third: If it is desired that entire maturity value Of War Savings Stamps presented be paid in cash, they may be deposited with the post master now, np interim receipt pro- tecting the holder given, and cash in the full amount will be paid to the holder of these stamps promptly on January 1.
 Any stamps which arc presented for redemption after January may be subject 10 Il 10-day delay in pay meit at the option of the postmaster in order that he may provide himseli with the necessary funds from the nearest federal reserve bank or state depository with which to make pay ment.
 Miss Bernice Mitchell has been ; elected president of the "We-uns" club, a local girls organization. Miss Dorothy Rogers is vice president, Miss Dorothy Clark, secretary and Miss Nellie Fletcher, treasurer. A meeting of the club will be held at the home of Miss Helen Day this evening at which time plans will be made for food and fancy article sale to be held on December 16 with which to raise money for club work. Adolph Johnson, son of MT. and ] Mrs. N. A. Johnson of 253 West Main street, has returned home from a three months vacation spent in the West. He visited numerous places of interest, including Niagara Falls. Mir. Johnson expects to return to the West in the spring.
 The Bible study class of the Advent Christian church will meet Tuesday at 7:45 o'clock at the home of F. Peace, Fl. Tomlinson avenue.
 ,, Confession will be heard Wednes- day afternoon and evening at : the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated Thursday at 1880 o'clock in the morn ing. There will be mass Friday at 5:SO o'clock and communion at z o'clock in the morning.
 John Williams, gate tender at the ! East Main street railroad crossing. enacted the role of true hero last evening when he ran down the tracks with lantern in hand and signalled an approaching Hartford to Bristol "dinl4y' train to stop as an automo- bile had become stalled on the tracks at the crossing. 70
 John Veneslke of 101 Booth street, New Britain, was driving an automo- bile in which he, his wife, daughter and three, friends were riding when his engine stalled as he was in the middle of the crossing. The train was approaching at fast rate of speed and Mir. Williams was about to 1 lower the gates when he saw what had happened, grabbed the lantern and ran down the tracks.
 Veneske gazed in terror at the ap- ] preaching train. The engineer saw the lantern but could not stop the train before reaching the crossing. He 1 did, however, slow down which gave the passengers in the automobile time to- get Tout and to safety. The ma chine was wrecked.
 Cornelius Prior is expected home Wednesday from Holy Cross to spend the holidays in town with his parents.
 Pierce Clark of the University of Maine will be in Plainville Wednes- day to spn | Thanksgiving at home.
 Mrs Nellie McGuire of Bank street was removed to her home yesterday morning at about 10;30 o'clock after having tainted while attending 1O1 o'clock mass at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 A large number of Plainvillc people attending thei funeral of Michael Lyons held.from St. Patrick's church in Pennington this morning. Mir. Lyon was a former local resident. There was meeting last evening at the rectory of Our Lady of Mercy Church to settle up the account of the whist and dance given recently. The geese drawn off by the Boys club, of the church were awarded to a Mir. Mulcahy of Hartford and l.. s. Mills of East Main street
 The Ladies' Temperance Legion will meet Sunday afternoon at three o'clock in the town hall. All new members will reesive the legion pin.
 Daniel DcBoy of New Britain has purchased, through Charles F.s Con- 1 lon, seven building lots on Cooke street, Overlook Terrace. The prop erty was owned by J. T. Donovan. NOTICE Mack's garage Is under new
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