New Britain herald., 1924-12-12

entered St. Mary'A home in West Hartford where she will live in the future. She Is over 100 years old and has boen a resident of Plain- vile for q long number Of years Recently. her companion at the Bank street house, died leaving Mrs Mcdonald alone and she decided that tho home in West Hartford would be better place for her than tho residence on Bank street. Her friends may visit her there when ever they so desire.
 Post 0frice Items
 Only Ii more days for mailing re- main before Christmas and the local post office is taking on the rush period. The public is asked to CO., operate with the post office force by mailing packages early. seeing that they are properly and plainly addressed both with the sender's name and address and the address street number, city and state Of the person for whom they are intended People are warned against placing seals on the front of parcels, letters or cards.
 AS Christmas Day is a holiday on rural routes, the public is advised that parcels for delivery on rural routes should be mailed so as to reach the office Of delivery at least three or four days before Christ mas.
 There is no objection to placing upon the parcels Please do not open until Christmas" or other words to that effect. The above could also apply to city delivery as there will be no delivery after il a. m. or Christmas day. The post office vii be open from s a. m. 10 Il a. m. or Christmas day.
 santa Claus Letter
 Proba bly the first Santa Claus let ter of the year 10 he received at the PIainville post office, arrived '-da1 and is a touching appeal from ar apparently sincere and hopefu child. Santa is sure to listen to thii letter and it is hoped that someone who is well acquainted with hin "il take care of it and see that 1t l! brought to Santa's attention. Int letter, addressed to Santa Claus, Ice 1 land, North America. is as fol Jws | T am-- and I wear 12 yea, old clothes plasc dear Santa Clau bring me some stockings and on' Coat to wear 10 Sunday school III! mother is sick we live at - street IPlainville upstairs"
 Surely such an appeal will not gt unhecdcd in Plainyiile and the pos office will be waiting for somebod, who will see Santa LefOre Christina and give him this letter.
 No Rush In Stores
 The merchants of Plainyille repor that there has been no big rush O Christmas shoppers yet in town Business in general is aood but it i expected that next week and th' week after will see increased sale Of all Christmas goods. The store lin Plainyillc have an eXceptiona stock Of Christmas toys, and gift and ar well able to handle all in quiries besides giving some goOC suggestions.
 The merchants have not as ye ! decided on the nights on which the! will remain open and an agre- men will soon be reached with reA.. d tt 1 this matter.
 Pythian Sisters Opens etaoim
 Pythian Bazaar Opens
 The annual bazaar of Pythia lodge, K. of P, opened last evonin in Grange hall to a large crowd The bazaar this year is the best eve attempted by the lodge and the min strel show of last night went acros i with q bang. All numbers were re reatedly encored and the chorul numbers were well received. An on tertainment of high class is arrang cd for tonight and dancing will be enjoyed. The sale conducted by tho Pythan Sisters in conjunction witt the bazaar yesterday afternoon wa! well patronized and many secured their Christmas gifts there.
 PlainIillc Briefs Steven Dictzko is confined to hi! home on Broad street with illness His condition is not serious.
 Michael Levine has resumed hi duties at the market on Whiting street after few days illness at hi! home in Meriden with lumhagc.
 John Nerone of Broad street 1, confined to his home on Broad stree with illness.
 1 Ralph Thrall of the Thrall DruG i Co.,, Is in New York for q fow day. on business trip.
 ] Mir. and Mrs. Frank Alexander 0 East street are the proud parents O. 10 pound son born Tuesday eve ming. Mother and son are doint well. Dr. George Cook and Mrs Margaret Durn are in attendance. i Fountain Pen lost-F'indor please return 10 52 East street, Plainville.- advt
 Beautiful Art Calendars with ever! i purchase at l. J. Birnbaum s.--adyt
 Broad t.-l39-%-room tenement i heated, all improvements Tel. 127.-- 1 alyt.