New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

Conlin, Albert Dimarco, Florence I1ricson, Emilio Gnazzo. Tony Gonska, Julia Grabowski, Rose Greener, Eliza beth Jewett, Marion Livingston, lrma Alexander Pattison, Agnes Vinton smith, Helen Sur geon. Zoa Zacchi Gertrude Barnes, Arthur Bunnell, Leonard Carucci, Vivian Davis. Carroll Drysdale. Nicho- la Faniola. Hattie Grabowski, Lillian Hanson, Emma Hills, William Mar gonelle. Eva Morrow Marion Russell, Ruth Tyer. Abbie Usher Robert Dee gan, Dorothy Ives, Oscar Johnson, Irene Mills. Irving Morgan, Earl Me- Gibbon, Arthur Okenquist, Gertrude Peplow, Carl Peterson, Anna Rusczyk' Alfanso Silverio, Sebastian Arcari' George Rachman, Andrew Berarducci, Horace Grayson, Ellery Haskell, VIC tor Hurtado, Virginia Contorti, Teresa DiYenzo, Mary Gallagher. Emily hli- by. John Yaross. Leroy Weldon. Will liam Weber, Edmund Toli, Gordon Schacfer, stephen Sasek, Kenneth Prior, Samuel Pratt, Walter Murphy Helen Mckcrnan, Nicolena Melito. Lucy Rogers Marjorie Rutland, Eliza beth Stanley, Bernice Williams.
 Local Team Loses.
 St. Mary's baseball team struck a srag in Poquonock yesterday after noon when when the town team there defeated the local nine by thea score of l4 to 10. The game was an inter- esting one throughout the nine in nlngs with gool baseball being played on both sides. The PlainNille team was a little weak in baserunning and this probably accounted in part foI the defeat. A large crowd witnessed the game.
 Touring Cars Crash.
 Two touring cars colidcd yesterday afternoon about o'clock on Eas Main street just opposite the stat scales and both were badly dana Scd None Of the occupants of the cars wai hurt. One automobile had the lef wheel taken off and the other had ; frort fender crushed. Deputy Sherif Furrey was on the scene shortly afte inc crash and he started an invest ga ton. There seemed to he little caus for arrest. Eyewitnesses of the col lision stated that the crash came whel one car attempted to pass another am kit another automobile approachinj from the opposite direction.
 Hclp With Bonus Blanks. The war department with the un ierstanding. consent and approval O 1 the post office department, will sem | 10 post masters about July 1, package | of blanks, instructions and return ad i dressed envelopes 10 be delivered O | application 10 veterans Of the Wofl ! War and dependents of veterans, This is not tho only means of dis | tributinc such blanks to those entitle | 10 the bonus but it is rather to sup pemcnn other agencies which wi mainly assist this work, These othe agencies through which appIica'io blanks may be obtained are tn American Legion, American Re l Cross. Veterans Of Foreign Wars an tho Society of Disabled Veterans, | is to accommodate those who may nc have access to these other organi2' tions that inc post office is asked [ 1 help. postmasters will also DO! | prominently in their post offices sue notices as the war department ma i desire with reference to ihe admin! traitor of the adjusted compensate law.
 Postmaster James E. Usher eXpec
 10 receive these blanks soon.
 Health officers Report
 pr. ]. N. Dull, health officer ft
 plainville in his report for the mont of June, states that during the mont there vera two cases of scarlet fcte and one case Of diphthcria. At tn present time. Plainyille is quite fire trom contagious disease. Dr. Bu feels that rlainville has been very fol tunatc in that the smallpox sitnatio
 s entirely cleared up. No new cas' or suspects have been found and it
 felt that the danger is well passe,
 All patients who had been afflicte
 with smallpox have recovered an most of them have resumed their o' equations.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting
 The plainyile Chamber of Con
 merre will hold it's regular month
 meeting in inc chamber headqnarte : on Pierce street. The athletic con
 mittee win report on Electric field ar Iit is expected that some steps will l. taken al the meeting whereby il ' fcld may bc put into shape so in . it can bc used during tho present SCI son. Other important committees w , also report.
 Fourth of July
 All business houses and stores
 -lainvil1e will be closed ali day l'i , day of this week because Of q , Fourth of July and for the accomm , ,lation Of the public will be kept ou, on Thursday night. The barbcrsho twill follow this schedule and will ke
 open until 10 o'clock, Thursday ev i Ling. The stores will not close We |. nesday afternoon of this week. h
 will omit thr half holiday because |, Fridays clothing. All factories W - also be closed and town offices V . not do business on that day.
 Ilainrille Briefs
 Nathan Albert has returned frC v New York where he spent the ?; l, week. Mir. Alper attended the s' '' sions of the democratic convent ' mhils in the Metropolis and acted a messenger for the New York dc gation. His uncle is member Of ' u delegation and The lncal man assist him in the work connected with [ convention
 i' isugT-I.arge blue poCke' book fr H. railroad station. Return 10 l. r. Main street Epward.-aJSt [