New Britain herald., 1924-03-18
Explains IGli,cry service

return because ol tnt ratl lnhl lh'N worked during the year in several diI- t-r"nt places.
 Explains Delivery service
 some Of Inc patrons ot the llain- vile post ofic" have been complaining recently of the delivery hero rspccinl- ly In th" special delivery department and thcsr complaints and tho argu- mrnis that rnsuc ar" due for the most part. in the opinion Of Postmaster iainrs r.. Usher, 10 misnnd"r9tAn and ing. The following explanation taken rom ih" laws governing post offices is given for th' benefit of thos" who feel that they are not receiving proper tcN ic".
 Special J"liN"ry @rNic" is prompt service by messrngor between tn'' hours of : a. m. and : D. m. or until after th" arrival of the last mall pro Nidcd that mail arrives not later man 1 : D. m. posimasters ar" not required , to make expenditures over ih" cen's nt,uwrd m cach casc but they should try 10 give thos" who wish Il ,n' benefits 0, tn" sp,rill d"iiNry "rN tee
 Those who should bc benefited bS the special delivery scrN ice are thos' within the carrier limits of tn" citA delivery of tn" post otiic" or within one milr of any other post oiiicc, oi the delivery will bc made to any patror of tarrural scr,ic" by th" rural car { ri,r within unr mi" of tho post oflc' or haii nilo uf the rural service , This srr>icc will b" kept up on holi' days and Sundays when mail is re- , c"iNed on thos" days.
 This cNplr nation taken almost yer i batim rom tho book of regulations ioi tbosc DO coplr sho have entered th' complaints, as som" oi them r"sld' beyond the limits Of th" city service and would haNr to wait for tn" rura delivery for their special mail. Legion Dcarcc Tonight
 \ large class or candidates will b initiated into th" hysteri' q! l'rocE' Barnes posi-. American on at regular meeting to b h. ais eve ming in the post rooms on WhitinI street. The ncw degree of the Lcgioi will be worked by the degree tean of Kitonic post ot Southington undo the leadership oi Maxwell Noble. J number of big surprises are In stor' for the old mc mbcrs as well as tn new and big turnout is expected The ladies auxiliary will serN" luncl t9 the members of the local post an 10 tn" visitors.
 ,',u,nasc- Logan Eros. Storr
 Charles Sch"ll,r Of Broad street hm
 hN good VI III uf the Logan Brothers whi" is situated at l3G Broad street. Tn ncy owner wili continuc tn" bushes ys if has been formerly conducted. f,rsi,ing Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Ward c Whites Crossing ar" receiving con gratulstions on the arrival of daugh for. The new conner made her appear apce on Friday, March i4, which in , cidentally was also the occasion oi h' mothers 20th birthday. Tn" name |. lt the child will bc continuation Of ih names of hrr tgo grandmoth"rs sn . sb. will t,e known as Harriet Elm n ; Ward. Mrs. Ward, the mother. va before her marriag'. Miss Mari , lI.iuzr,snr. 4 mcmi"r of thc TrIn
 
 hutI office force.
 Ipd,Tgocs OpcTstion
 Nrs. Fred Towers Of NashIn gto c s .treoi undcrwcnt an operation for a1 f pcpgicfiis at St. Nary's hospital in Wa i,,rbury yesterday. Her condition reported 10 te" comfnrtable. PhLine a Chairman S Probably nothing has occasioncd $
 much interest in long time as D caoic, oF 4 chsirmaB for tll' r"pubi s can town committee tt 'omorTo
 nights caucus. Although nc dciini
 mention Of any 6ne candidate h' !. been made. several factions ar [ groups are planning to bring forth IT i. | names Of their candidates for the o
 fee, provided those under considers ton will acept the position. One na'z , being prominently mentioned Is tn ,s. rvt,rIfss Nays-tou of the Newton Mi