New Britain herald., 1924-04-02
VERY FEW SECURE
 FISHING LICENSES
PlainFille SportsInen Apparently Waiting for Warmer Weather
THE WORLD IN PLAINVILLE
Health Association Votes to Change
 Const.tution-Lcsion Degree Tcan, Initiates Candidatcs-Chnmbe Of
 Commerce Mccting-Bricfs.

Initiates Candidatcs-Chnmbcr of Commerce Mccting-Bricfs. To date there have been only d dozen nimrods of rlainNille who have secured fishing licenses for the season which opened yesterday. This coupled with the number ot licenses issued at
 the beginning of the year. makes only
 q small percentage oi the sportsnen
 of Plain,ille who have arailcl them
 selves of the right to made the brooks
 with line and fly in quest of the long
 sought trout. Apparently, the advent
 of warmer weather will see great increase in the number ot licenses is-
 sued as it is expected that the yearly,
 contest as to who will catch the big
 ge5t fish and who will tell the biggest
 fish" story in town will bs on.
 About six dog owners have secured
 licenses for thetr dogs and as April
 was the first day on which they should be licensed, Miss May Morgan. twon clerk, expects to be rather busy during the ensuing days.
 f Tine World In Plain,iilc l Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, the doors of the Congregational church will be opened to the loan exhibit of a large assortment Of arti- , c!cs from foreign countries including Japan, China. India, Alaska. Italy. France, Sweden, Denmark. British | Isles, Turkey, Armenia and Colonial rica.
 Tomorrow evening from 10 10 o'clock there will be an eriainment in the form Of tableauN representing characters and early events in Ameri- con history sGch as Columbus, the Pil- srlms, Washington, Jefferson, Adams Lincoln. RooscN cit, Liberty and Amer ica. lmmlgrc nts past and present, will also be represented and the natives Of various countries will be pictured in their native costumes.
 The eu,ife ,2nblt and ~nterlain- nent will give both the children and adults of i'leinviilc good opportun- i;y to see the customs Of foreign countries and to learn much about the people and the countries which they | naye never seen. Tea md ice cream will be served and the exhibit will be hold again on Friday afternoon from ? to ; o'clock.
 Changes Constitution
 The Plalnville Public Healts, Surs. l ing association voted at special | meeting held last evening in the town | hall. to ehanga the constitution so ' that ihe annual meeting of the asso- ciation win be held the first week in ' Mey Instead Of the first week in June. | The attendance at 'hc meeting was very small bccnuac Of tho storm.
 Legion Degree E,cmpliIicd
 The degree team of Brock Barnes post, minus n number Of its men- bers who were kept in by the snow storm, 'isiied scichsprey pos in Bris- tol nst ,tening and initiated s class Of 1. candidates. This was the first lime that the Bristol post had seen Inc now work of the Legion and the members present were entertained throughout the work. The degree , .eam was in charge Of Eobert Craig Ind dpzrit" the handieaps. carried ,ut tho work 10 perfection. An cSccl- cnt lunch wes soryed after tho mcci- |, ' scd 70 c"iae a1rin. =
 Commerce Chamber Meeting.
 The annual meeting Of the Plain f file Chamber Of Commerce vii bo | teld tomorrow evening al o'rlUci. ih he rooms on Fierce street. \ lct'CT \ las been sent out 10 all the mcm- ,eis urging them 10 attend and rois or their Giolc. for the various oC- icers and notifying them that h the {, uturs instead Of holding d meeting T ach month for the directors only. inc meeting will be open 10 the entire f membership with attractions in the 1, orm 0. state vide speakers on the. f rogram. The officers urge inc mcr- :, CTS also to bring ideas with them toe T LOTION night 90 that the incoming nicers win know what they can Go Q make the chamber a bigger and .. etter success during the coming year. " here will be no speaker al the meet = lg tomorrow evening.
 The comnitte on furnishing the 2 ooms which the chamber has recent ' acquired reports that he campaign being carried on with success al-
 
 cw home club room m every re- oeet. the support Of inc members Is eeded. both morally and financially nd in this respect the committee opes to hear from inc members who ave not ye. cofnc forHsrJ.
 Announcement uf Birth. Announcement has been received gre Of the birth Of 3 son on narch to Ir. and Mrs. Charles liili Of ockNilic. former residents or Ila1n- He. While here. Mr. Hill was a cmbar Of rls n,iiie Hose Co. No. 1.
 Guitlen Contests Claim. John GuiGen. past commander of -ock-Esrnes post. American Legion. tered 4 protest today against She aim bade by the membership team the post headed by James Usher at the victory for the greater num- r or members has been ausrded 90 iher's team. NIT. GU;den stated that , team was instrumental in recurring UT new members 10 the other teams e and he stated that the work on nSassiHg for members vas carried by himself and his coworkers and [ by the other aggregation. He ted that he would contest inc claim the other team and declared em- aticaily that I-sher would not eat him.
 First Friday Dcvoit'ons.