New Britain herald., 1925-05-04

appropriate cNcrclscs pertaining to the day. Lessons and birds third value and the great importance of preserving them as destroyers Of in- seCts were welt impressed on the pupils, No trees were set out this ytar
 May Pole Danrc
 Tn" Emdcrgartcn pupils gave < May Pole dance on the playgrounds both morning and afternoon before the pupils of the grades and many parents,
 Last Debate 0r Year
 On EriIay morning grand eight pupils held the last debate of the year.
 Tho question for debate was. "Rc. solved; That the railroads of inc United States should be owned by th" federal government The affir- native siIe was taken by Arthur ntcnQulot George Arcl and James simpson. The negative side Was up- hold by Ruth Tyler Constance Ni- couus and Doris Spencer.
 The arguments put forth by both teams for their side were so strong and th" points so close, the judges decided a 50-50 decision, but by vote Of the school the affirmative side received II more votes than the n' gaiiNo.
 Violin and piano music was fur nishcl during the exercises by George IIalstod John Narronc and Esther Su"id"man, inc seventh grades were invited 10 hear the dc bato.
 Roy. Arthur A, Ral', pastor of tho Plain\llIa NJ. r.. church. Mrs. C. II. Newton and Mrs, Henry g. Wash uurn acted as judges. The debate was 'ho last of tn" year and was thoroughly enjoyed by all present,
 pythian~ In' prtainmcnt Frank Crayon's couic-tragcdy, "1he First Year," which has had one presentation by the Community Players Of Bristol in inc commu- nifty thre'rr there, will be presented again Wednesday evening in the Bristol auditorium by the same com pany under the auspices of Iythian Iodsc No. 4, K. ot r. of P!anville and Sichrprcy post, American Lo- zion of Bristol The first prOduc- ton of this play vas given during it,,,,..,ti.,t,,l,- S,.llf,,. t, ( Easter and h- demand for ropt- tltion Of I,c performance has been so great, that thrse two organiza- lions have banded together for ils showing this week.
 The original east which made such d big hit al the first perform ancc will ro-appcar brforc tha puh- lie in its entirety, prrsaging an rV'- ming of ,ntor,alnm.nt in keeping with the high standard which has been set by the Community players,
 From present indicatlons the the- atrr will be filled to capacity by friends Of both organizations Tick cts are now on exchange al Bying- tons Drug store.
 Tho play deals with the first year of married life and is one suitable 10 all classes. The old-married folks can have many smile of rcminisccncc as the plot umfolds irs many tragic moments, fhe honey mooncrs can get some good points on what is to come, the nearly Wods may find what is before them SC that all may enjoy the pres, utatior even the confirmed bachelors "hc may he able 10 visualize some d,ar friend who has hccoue a beurdic' and who, most probably, is cXperi. rncing the same trivial heart breaks as the members in tho cast.
 l. will reveal ic married life is q tragedy, a comedy just welded bliss, or just inc business of Tiff, and will bo a great education 10 inc young swaius and damsrls Of today who are lowering on fine cdgc Of the great decision.
 Drum Corps Carnival
 The Ilainvillo Fife x Drum corps will conduct a carnival at the corner of Eas' Main street and Neal court beginning Jan" and lasting until June 6 inclusive. Tn" corps will endruyor to maha thls the biggest affair ever held here and tho week will end up on Saturday with ono Of he largest and best parados ever given in plainyi,lr Competition for valuable prizes will take p}arc on the grounds after tho parade.
 Plninyillr Briefs
 Mrs. Howard Hinman auI .ou Howard, Jr., of WanhanI, Mass, are visiting Mrs, Hinmaus parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frcl Clarke Of White Oak.
 Mr, and Mr. Prank Srhieble and '"o daught.rs, Tho'ma and Marie, of East Main s'rr.' harA returned 70 th"ir home af',r q visit 10 Phila- 4"lUhla.
 Thomas G, Euss,r o' Hal''ori. a 'nrm'r r"siIen' Of Ianfjltc. nl- 'islung in town lo,',rtay.
 The condition cr EIgar I;.thy who Is patient at tho Nv 1tr'aIu General hospital is greatly ;m- proved.
 Miss Mi'lr,n Sam.s Of EaS' Main street has returned 10 her hom, after visit to rhi.ad"'ph:1,
 Emproco Cole.}a of Eas' street has taken d position with rho E. & l.. Service Station.
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