New Britain herald., 1924-05-19
the sidewalk where they will impc.'- - the progress of pedestrians.
 school Visiting Day

the sidewalk where they will impc.' - the progress of pedestrians.
 school Visiting Day
 Thureday, Principal Orrin l.. - dd of the Grammar school has arIaasod for large delegation of parents and friends Of the pupils to visit the rooms 10 view the work that is being Gone. Resides the regular school work, there will be an exhibition Of v'ork done this year and also sale ' " t'rIes made by tho sewing classc= ;.,.u ,oIne made candy. Everybody who is in tercsted in the schools is welcome to visit the rooms between the hours Of s and 4 o'clock standard timo. Ii will prove an interesting outing for the parents Of the pupils and will serve 10 make a closer relation between the parents and the teachers.
 Last Debate Held
 The la~t of the debates for the year was held in the eight grade room of the Piain>iIle grammar scoo on Fri day. The debaters were caoc"n by the members of the class as rcprc-cnta- tive of the best talent in previous con tests. Tho subject wa7, "Hesol ed: That capital punishment should bc abolished in tho United States" The affirmative side was upheld by Misses Conlin, Conforti and Ostman and the negative by Masters Arcari. Backman and Berlonti. Members Of the teaching staff acted ns judges and awarded the q debate to tho affirmative side.
 
 with selections on the piano. Both sides offered some good and construc- tive arguments and the award was judged a close one.
 Drum Corps Prizes
 The Plainville Fife and Drum corps, ancient. won two first prizes at the big state meet in Willimantic Satur- day, one for the best appearing an cient and the other for the best play ng ancient corps.
 Preparations are completed for tho opening of the drum corps carnival tonight. The show will he continued throughout the week and some of the pest attractions available are to hc rere. Free acts of vaudeville will be offered and a merry go-round will be installed for the youngsters. The car 1ival will come to close on Saturday with a biz fife and drum corps parade i md field meet.
 Baptist ladies Social
 The ladies of the Baptist church ! will hold a social at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon. Plans and work or the fall activities will be made and . outlined and good attendance is cooked forward to.
 Leases Ice House
 John Murphy. Jr., has taken hree year lease on the Bryant ice iouse on Unionlille avenue. He will ontinue the business which he start l last year.
 Methodist Church Supper
 The Methodist church supper for nc officials Of the other churches in 'lainvlle win be held tomorrow night a the church at o'clock. X large umber Of officers of the churches nd their wives are expected to at- end and speakers and musical selcc- ons will be the order for tho day.
 Missionaries Leave Mir. and Mrs. Joseph White who ave finished course at tho school [ NHack, \. r., left today after a few days as tho guests of ITS. Sophia Dexter Of Grown street hey will visit at Mir. Whites home T Chelsea, Mass. and will then 90 10 frs Whites home in California, Af- '' Pr few months, they win leave for outh America where thny win do lissionary work among the wild in- ian tribes.
 Piain,ille Briefs r Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Iiassett who has C zen spending the week at Atlantic ' fly. have returned to their homo on q est Main street The wc.uns club will meet this | ,ening al tho home Of Mrs. Gertrude | ietzko at i54 Broad street, Willard G, Hart of East Main Q rect has moved his family and l. goods to Beriir. Mrs. Cyril Lowell of rlaintille Nill VI il from New York on the White r ar liner, Baltic. on June sl, for @ vcrpool. She plans To spend s.y- q al months visiting all interesting c irts in England. H Martha Eebekah ledre will meet e' night and confer degrees m s clas. tf candidates \ social and rcfresh- jc .nts will follow. Reliable moving by hour or con- let. Cali 177--it pays: all goods Jt g secured. Long distance work 2 a' scialty. Thomas <. Costello, Gs ~ re -f Tr1 1T- -sdE4 Ci