New Britain herald., 1926-06-07

4NOAiiLhtA II OLL4 uEG htu be held in the district schoolhouse tomorrow evening.
 Saga Club Outing
 An outing of the Saga Reading club will be held tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs. L. A. Wheeler on Chippins Hill.
 Post Onice Alterations
 The work of changing the screen in the local post office has been started by the ThereauIt Construc- tion Go. of Philadelphia. and until the work is completed the lobby will be closed 10 the public each evening after s o'clock, standard time.
 The plans call for the removal of the stamp, general delivery and car riers' windows from the north end of the lobby to the south end and the boxes will be moved to the north end 10 the entrance to alcove in which the money order and regis trE departments are located.
 " ltFli lAAt sAl't4 q libIlH al P NDl4l~ pletcd. the congestion which has ex- isted at various times al the stamp and general delivery windows and which cut off entrance 10 the money order department will be entirely eliminated.
 Bristol High Wins
 The Bristol high school baseball team defeated the Middletown high team on the local athletic field Sat urday afternoon by a score of 10 .. Comerford. pitching for Bristol. let the visitors down with five hits, while Briggs, on the slab for Mid dletown. allowed seven and struck out ten men. The local boys s,tc- ceeded in punching their hits suffi- ciently to come out on the long end of the score. Smith, playing third base for Bristol, was the individual star of the contest, getting two hits out of four times up and handling seven chances in the field without misplay. Score by innings;
 Bristol ..........2 Q Q Q . ~ Middletown .....0 900 Q 2-2
 Canoe Taken
 Carl Mason, who owns a bungalow al the southern end of Lake Com bounce, reported to the police yes terday that a canoe valued at S20N, which was stored in his cottage, had been stolen. In view of the fact that the building is located in the town ot Southington, the matter was re- ferred to the police of that town for investigation.
 Attended Meeting
 Bristol Lodge of Elks was well represented at the summer meeting of the Connecticut Past Exalted Rulers association held yesterday at Carroll's Inn in West Haven, the following being in attendance: Ex- alted Ruler William G. Johnston. Secretary and Mrs. George L. Rob- erts, Mir. and Mrs. William P. Hynds Mir, and Mrs. Thomas A. Tracy, Mir. and Mrs. Edward A. Niering Nerve l.. Breault, Noble F. Pierce. William l.. O'Connell, Albert J. Lefebvre, George l.. Fitzpatrick, John F. Roberts, James T. Case, Hugh G. Murnane and Thomas J. Malley.
 Library Meeting Postponed
 The June meeting of the board of library directors, scheduled for last Saturday evening. was post poned until next. Saturday, June t2th. due 10 several members being out of the city.
 Attended Wedding
 Among those who attended the wedding of Miss Helen Stanley North to Clarence Manning in New Britain last Saturday evening were Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Harper, Mir and Mrs. C. r. Welden, $. B. liar per- Miss Mary Harper and Mir. and Mrs. George Merriman.
 On Alaskan Trip
 Mir and Mrs Burton Q. Barnard of Walnut .trcet, Mrs. Cora Hurst Dunbar of High street and Miss Caroline Holt of Summer street left today for two months trip to Alaska. The city of Dawson and other mining camps on the Yukon river will be visited and inspected. is will also a number Of interest ing places cn route.
 Theatcr Contract Awarded
 The l.. Suzio Construction Co. of MerIden has been awarded the contract for the erection of the new theater to be erected by inc colonial Theatnrs. Inc, on the low er part Of Main street The cost Of the new structure is estimated al approximately $&O00u0 and will be he larges- thcut"r in the city when completed. II is planned to have a ballroom on tho second floor
 Parcnt-Tcachcr Meeting
 The regul;r meeting of lho Par sn'-Toachcr association of the Fed .raI Hill school will be held this evening In the school auditorium. A special entertainment program has been arranged for the occasion.
 Sportemcn', Outing
 About 0fy delegates of the 1ari- ous fish and game clubs throughout the slate gathered together on the Fan Mountain Fish and Game pro serve Saturday afternoon. 10 discuss plans for an oJtinr 10 he held at Lake Compounco on September 4th. Judge William J. Malone Of this city presided as tolStmas'rr and after the dinner, addresses were given by Superintendent o' Forests Hawre. Ms. Hubbard of the Yac School Of Forestry. Senator Wheeler of Bridgeport Charles Gully Of Suulod and John n, Tttoomb, supewutonI- -ut nf tho State Fish and Game assoeUi00.
 The outing at Compowc, in Sop 'rmhar will ho f1o largest ot re anl ..ar hold m rhe .ast and 'Gr f~st of l's kind ,grr hd iu Cou- u~ettou. It Is o>p.c'.5 'mt about -.HHn will h. present and thor. wlil bs n elaborat" display ot ozhlat-