New Britain herald., 1924-12-02
CHRISTMAS SEALS BARRED ON MAIL Not Permitted on Front Of Let.
 terS or Cards ALL READY FOR BAZAAR
Pythian Sisters Will Hold Their Am nual Event December ii and 12- Cunningham -Winingcr vs Williams Case is Postponed--Mcthodist Sun day School Annual Meeting.

Contrary 10 the practice Of other years the post office department has this year made rules in regard to the use Of Christmas seals on mail. The seals must not be placed on the front of letters. Any letters with the seals thus placed will, in the event of there not being any return address, be dispatched 10 the dead letter office.
 If packages arc sealed with the Christmas stamps they will become first class matter subject 10 rate of ? cents per ounce. Mail prepar- cd in such way as 10 violate these rules will hamper the work of the local post office employees a great deal, especially now when the Christ mas rush has commenced.
 Chamber of Commerce Meeting
 The PlainNille chamber Of com mcrce will hold it's regular meeting on Thursday evening, The service, of q speaker connected with the Near East relief have been secured.
 Pythians' Bazaar Plans are nearing completion for tho bazaar to be held under the au- spices of the Knights of pythias and the Pythian Sisters in the Grange hall, December 11th and 12th. There will be an entertainment both eve nings, followed by dancing.
 The first evening the Boys of '47" will present minstrel show, the like of which has never been seen in Plainville before. The members Of the cast are rchearsing three eve nincs q week, in preparation for if.
 On the second evening several vaudeville acts will bo presented. The complete entertainment pro- gram will be announced in the near future.
 The Knights of Pythias commit tee in charge of the bazaar consists of W. B. Wilhcr, chairman; E. F. AspinAl1, F. Roy Nkart, II. c. An ierson, Louis Meade, Martin Steph- cnson and Irving Grid'cy,
 The bazaar, which is the first of it's kind ever hetd in pain@ille, promises to be big success. Christmas seal Sale
 Many plainlille residents, who | were the recipients of loo Christmas seals which were sent out to them i last week, have returned the whole number 10 the plainrille Health l service. These residents, evidently unable to purchase the whole num- 1 Der received hy them. think that a contribution of less than one dollar will not be acceptable. This. how ! ever, Is not the case as the commit tee in charge of the sale wishes it understood that any contribution will be greatly appreciated, Preparations Completed Not only have the reparatlons been completed but thc hill for them has been paid, much to the sattsfac- tion of Rev. J. G. Ward and the members of the corEregallo0 Of t36 1 Flainville Baptist church. New car l ptts have been laid in the church, ] the cushions have hccn covered and the chairs have all been upholStcrod' Meetings will again be held in the meeting house in th" near future.
 Case Postponed
 The case of Cunningham and Win- finger against Albert r. Williams which was to have been heard in superior court yesterday afternoon has been postponed for a week. on account of tho illness Of the counsel for the plaintiff.
 Thc suit, which is for $%oo, is for commission the plaintiff claims IS