New Britain herald., 1924-07-16

Following the ceremony, the couple ieft on an extended wedding irin and upon their return, they will reside iE lirisl0l, Alr, Woodruff Is superinlen, deW Of the l'lainlille Mfg Co,
 tntcTiains ai Porch l'ariy
 Mrs, Irving T, Tyler entertained q porch party al her home on Park street yesterday afternoon in honor of the fifth birthday Of Niss kalhrsn Smith, daughter Of Mir, and Airs. Fred z, smith af East iiroad street, \ dainty luncheon was served and ' the ealer scheme used was yellow and white, Miss Smith received several pretty gifts,
 posi Onirn Lease
 The new lease which has been en- tered into hy ihe United states post office department and State Repre- sentative Myron F, Rogers. went into effect today and the post office Will be stationed in its present quarters for the next 10 years, The required alterations in the issuing of the lease are being put through and will be
  Hiding no interruptions are met with, The entire appearance of the inc teriof Of the post office VIII be changed with the lobby being ar- ranged differently and the space be- hind the windows increased to i,0On square feet, The office Of the post ! master will be transferred io the rear Of the private boxes, All this is in- 1 tended 10 make the service more | efficient.
 Moorc-Popp Wedding
 Robert Moore Of tho Standard Steel X Bearings, Incu office force, will leave tomorrow for Philadelphia where he will be married on Saturday 10 Miss Ruth Helen ropp Of that city. Mir. Moore Is well known In PlainviIlc, where he has resided for some time and will be known 10 many as one Of the managers Of the weekly dances at the Community theater during last season. lt is expected that Mr. and Mrs. Moore will reside in pIainyille when they return from their honey moon.
 To Elect Delegates
 Brock Barnes post, American Legion, at the regular meeting on next Monday evening, will elect dele : gates to the state convention which will be held in Torrington next month. A large attendance is looked forward 10 and several have already their candidates for the s places open. Brock Barnes post will ! ,e allowed two delegates. q The committee arranging for the a lnnual carnival 10 be held on the I and between the Legion home and s he Community theater will make 4 eport at this meeting. The popu- Q arity contest is fast gaining headway O ma several young women in Plain- He are to be entered as contestants. % votes will be given by the con- \ 1ittee upon entrance of any candi- [; ate. The amateur night committee o I which William Cunningham is the si cad, is also progressing favorably. d nd large variety of acts will be it 1rnished in competition for the f rizes to be offered "
 Community Thcatcr Program a, Manager William E. Wilbur, man. IT ger or the Community theater, has B le following attractions for this tc eek: Wednesday, Harry Carey in " The Lightning Rider" International A, ews An All Star Cast" and a fir ound of the Leather Pushers, n, thursday, "The Spoilers" with a a, cast, including Milton Sils n, ma Q. Nilsson and others The n, 'medy Fatal Photo" and -~lpter Ii, Leather Stocking" Saturday. VI. Ruggles of Red Cap" will be the n, ature. a chapter of Ruth of the s;, ange' and Ben Turpin in '" "ren ollars or Tens Days" Sunday, r.. ealous Husbands" will be the fea. o re and this needs little introduc- ,.,, 'n 10 Plainville people. A comedy we we d other films will complete the sa s,. ogram. ch
 PIainviIle Briefs ie Carlton Smith has resigned his . sltion with the Newton Hay, Grain ,.'' e d Feed Co. and has taken a position W .o' Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. re' Dr. George r. Cook of St. Fra ncjs' spital, will open an office in Neri's co' ck on July 2c.--advt. au Cottages at Indian Neck, reasonable nf II