New Britain herald., 1924-07-01

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 from s in a'elprk, There will he no deliveries 0f mail either rural aF city and na money orders issued, All mail Nil be despatched as usual,
 Transfers naire,
 The Edward |, Burns Realty Co, af Harrington has closed oh its branch office in the Russell block here and will move today 10 Waterbury where another development project will be opened nR under the direction af Mr Marchand, One transfer Of lat Was made yesterday hy the company ta l.uke s, Morse of Manle street, George skinner of rlain,ille will be ln charge of the project on Whiting street for the time heinz,
 Catholic Church Nntes
 On Friday the first Friday of the mnnth, mass will be said at the church of Our Lady 0f Mercy at ! o'clock instead of hiaO o'clock he- cause Of the holiday on that day, rnn- fessions will he heard Thursday after noon al o'clock and Thursday eye- hing at 7;a0 o'clock,
 Masses on Sunday win he at the usual hours Of and iO o'clock with no sessions of the Sunday school, The 10 o'clock mass will be low mass during the summer,
 Resigns Position
 James corbley who has been em- ployed for the past month by A, !. Bordoau in the latters barber shop. resigned his position Saturday night and has left to spend the remainder of the summer at his cottage at Ocean Beach, New London. Mir. Corbley maintains n barber shop at the sum mer resort
 American Legion Notes
 The survey committee of the Amer lean Legion will meet at the state ar- mory in Hartford this evening at s o'clock to hear personally all eX- service men who have a grievance against the United States Veterans Bureau. All Plainville eX-service men tfon from tho government and who feel that they have not been treated fairly, are invited to appear before the committee. Robert Craig of Ma ple street, local service officer, has all necessary blanks and information re- atlve to this matter.
 Brock Barnes post has made plans to introduce an innovation into Plain ville at the annual carnival which will be held during the month of August. Amateur nights will be held with valuable prizes being offered for the best appearances.
 Any amateur acts throughout the state are invited to participate in this contest and their names should be sent to William Cunningham, IS Park street, as soon as possible. Already several acts have indicated their de- sire to participate and they will be placed on the program The carni- | val will be the bet offering ever given the public in Plainville.
 Civil Service Examination
 The United States civil service con- mission will hold competitive exam- nation in Planville next Saturday for i ne DOSlllOH bl ClcIh anu suiiiSi 'h 'ii' l ocal post office. Information on this subject may be had from Frank Hoh- oein of the post office force who is secretary of the local commission.
 PIainville Briefs.
 Mrs. Russell Goodrich of Maple street has gone to Sachems Head for he remaining summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. A. D. Cady of Maple street left yesterday for East Jaffrey, Y. H., where they will spend the sum- ner.
 A. J. Dame of Bank street is en- ertaining his father from Cohoes, N. Mrs. l.. A. Francis and Mrs. Adel- a V. II. Norton are spending a va alton at Indian Neck, Branford.
 Rev. Charles S. Wyckof and George Casege Case are spending CIV days at camp in Canaan, N. II. Mir. and Mrs. Ben Korr of NeWark' T.. have returned after spending he mast two weeks with MT. and Irs. w. r. Ferguson of Church lreet.
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