New Britain herald., 1924-11-28
SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS MAIL
 - Post Office Comes Out With Mail Early" Advice FRANK |. WRIGHT DEAD
Forestville Man succumbs To Pncu- monia At Age of 86--Frcight Train Wins in Bout With Dough- nut Truck-Union Thanksgiving Service.

With 29 more mailing days for parcels, letters. cards and other mailing matter 10 be delivered by Christmas morning the following suggestions are made for the cooper ation of the public with the local post office:
 Christmas gifts and cards address ed to points within one days travel should be mailednot later than De- cember goth; within ? days travel not later than December 18th: with in 3 days travel. not later than De. cember 18th, and for, more distant points not later than December 14tn. Parcels and cards for town deliy- cry should be mailed not later than December 22nd.
 If these suggestions are followed there will be no mall left for after Christmas delivery.
 Patrons of the rural routes will have no carrier service on Christmas day and the post office will close at II o'clock.
 If the above suggestions are fol- lowed there will be no mail left for after Christmas delivery and the post office employees will be able to observe Christmas day as a holiday also.
 Frank L. Wright Dead
 Frank L. Wright, former Plain vile resident, died at his home on Washington street, Forestvile, last evening after two weeks illness of pneumonia.
 Mir. Wright. who was 66 years Of age, leaves his wife and two daugh- ters, Mrs. Bessie Ford and Mrs, Clin- ton Ham.
 The funeral will he held on Sun day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. J. c. Ward of the Baptist church, wllk officiate.
 Glynn-Troup Nuptials
 Vincent D. Glynn of Plainville, and Miss George B. Troup of New Haven were married In St. Mary's church, New Haven. at Il o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. T. L. Crowley. o. P, performed the cere- mony. The wedding was attended by the immediate relatives only.
 Cornelius B. Prior, cousin of the groom, was hest man. Miss Grace Troup, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
 MT. Glynn, graduate Of Yale Law school, in the class of 1924, Is associated with James E. Woods, a,- l torney, in New York city. Mrs. { Glynn has been engaged in newspa- 1 per work and has taken an active part in democratic women's clubs. Upon their return from wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Glynn will make their home in New Haven. Truck Damaged A truck owned by the Acme Doughnut Co. of Southington was struck by a freight train at the West Main street crossing carly yesterday morning. The front wheels Of the tiuck were smashed but the driver was uninjurcd.
 Union Services Held
 The union Thanksgiving service which was held "Wednesday evening ct the Advent Christian church, While not largely attended, was en- joyed by those present. Henry Cut Ter Wolfe spoke in q very earnest and Interesting manner on the work of the Near East relief. Special mu- sic by the choir was also enjoyed,
 Red Cross Booths The local committee for the Eod Cross drive announces that booths will be conducted on Saturday of the week at the post office, the Plain- vile Trust company and Thrall's Drug store The committee hopes that the people of PlainWlle will subscribe literally 10 the fund so that it will at least reach the amount suhsrribpj Ia VtlT