New Britain herald., 1924-07-11
Gates Rrairei

AAe Lesl MaAh stekEt taAlfAaN eatte have once again been repaired and aer eOFding Co a runner the railroad com pany plans 70 install shaehs iR the Ni- einilY of lhe crossing so that eaTRsn- iers may be oa hand for inc neat time that an aut0isi goes thr0ugh them, ilesideRls about inc crossing have required inc habit in their leisr ure moments Of watching the gates sNpeeianilg awaiting the nekt time when they will he shattered.
 Attend Iaiks' Gmleniinn
 Miiion A, Norton was an observer 0f the Elks' parade in Rnsion yesterr day when a monster spectacle was staged in the convention city Charles r, Mccall and son, James were also interested spectators there,
 American Iegi0n Plans
 The committee in charge Of the an- nual carnival of liroek-h Barnes post, American Legion which win be held on the grounds between the ReeTea- ton building which houses the head- quarters of the post and the Com munity theater, is fast completing plans for the event, Members are hard at work on the amateur contest which will he held during the eye- nings and already several acts have been engaged for try for the yalu- ahla prizes which are being offered, Invitations have been extended to various posts about tho state to send representatives here to compete and answers have begun 10 arrive accept ing the invitation.
 Ren0ynting Post Office
 The contractor in charge Of the renoyatlons and alterations being made at the local post office expects to complete Improvements by July i6, The rear of the building which was slightly higher than the front, has been made level with the forward part and work of altering the lobby will probably be started within n short time.
 Pythians To Meet
 Pythlnn lodge, K. of F., will meet this evening In a regular weekly ses- sion in odd Fellows hall on West Main street. The degree team which will perform in Toronto. Canada. be- fore the supreme lodge, has about preparations for the. jour ney. About s2,00n worth Of para phernala has been purchased and drill practice is being followed stead fly so that the work will be nearly perfect before the distinguished gath ering which will witness 1t in Canada.
 Slightly Improved
 The conditions of Dominic Apprud- zese of New Britain avenue. who has been at deaths dore for several days, shows slight improvement. although hope for his recovery Is very slight. He has been suffering for some time with an old ailment and is not ex- pected to live, though his slight im- provement in general condition has been noted.
 Plainville Briefs Sequassen lodge, I. 0. o. F., held 'egular meeting last evening in Odd 1 hall at which routine busi- less was transacted
 Delegates Elected
 The American Legion auxiliary to | 3rock-Barnes post, at a regular meet ng in the Legion rooms last evening, lected the following delegates to the tate convention to be held in Tor ington the latter part of August '1rs. William Cassidy. Mrs. J. c. Tan fer and Mrs. Robert Craig. The delegates are Mrs. Sophie Heming- way, Mrs. Leroy Warren and Miss Anna Graham. Miss Helen Brock, vho is one of the department offictrs will also be a delegate making four representatives from PlanviIle who will attend and take part in the busi- less of the convtntion. The auxiliary lso voted to take charge of the food ooth at the annual carnival of 'rock- Barnes post.
 Leaves For Europe Albert Kunne of Broad street, who , as just returned from a trip to will sail again for Europe on , 1e s. s. Anaconda on July 19. Dr. George F. Cook of St. Francis f ospital, will open an office in Neri's s lock on July 22.--advt f To rent--Tenement of four rooms. S telephone 1S6.-advt.
 Wanted - Two rooms for light r ousekeeping in Plainyile. Box e3.- f ivt. T