New Britain herald., 1927-05-20
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 A. M. E. Zion Tag Day
 A tag day will be held here to- morrow by tho Redeemers A. M. E. Zion church. permission having been given by First Selectman John J. Kmmel. The church is appealing to the public for some assistance in paying tho operating expenses of the church. It is necessary to raise $200 for the maintenance of the church work, and the cooperation of the public Is requested. "Cat and King 4 relief from the problem plays" which are 50 numerous this season will be offered in "The Cat and the King" operetta to be produced in the Plainville High school audi torium Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. For those who want to be happy and smile when they go to , a show. this production will provide a major opportunity for enjoyment and laughter.
 When this operetta was given in Hartford, more people came than could be admitted. In southington 1t was begged that an extra evening performance be given. but this proved impossible. Reservations for seats should therefore be made as early as possible. as all signs point to a record breaking attendance. Another Defeat The Hart's alley team lost anoth- CT match to Bristol last night on the local alleys but did much better than was the case Tuesday night over in the Bell City. The scores: Bristol Lapore. e7. 114. 1o2. 1o5-5l9. Delaware. l14, l2s,1o4,so,l:s-544. total 1863.
 Plainsille Silverio, l1O, 1o8, 1oc, 1o8, 1ls- 544. selander. S6, 109, 94, 95, 104- 4ss, total 1032. ! The locals are not scheduled to 7, play next week.
 Afternoon Closing The first of June is approaching and the storekeepers are beginning 10 null over their practice of clos ing on Wednesday afternoons dur. ing the summer months. In the past this custom has been observed throughout June. July. August and 1 September. This year no agree- ment has yet been made by the vari- ous merchants. but 1t is believed one will be effected before June l rolls around.
 All-Plainvilles Play The All-Plainvilles will tackle their toughest opponent of the early season Sunday afternoon when the Economy team. champions of Wa terbury for several years plays here. Plainville will practice tonight and hopes to be able to take the highly praised visitors into camp. Concert By Male Chorus 1 A very interesting program has been arranged by the Swedish Beth any church male chorus of New Britain for It's concert at the Plain vile NJ. E. church Wednesday eve- ming. The chorus will be accom- panied by a soprano soloist, a reader and string sextet.
 Notes A high mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy for w. Vernon Baker. A social and whist will be given by the men of Martha lodge in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening. Re- ! treatments will be served. The pub lie is welcome.
 The Hutton Jones store will be open this evening for the beneht of those who wish to obtain the radio returns of the sharkey- Maloney fight.
 A Waterbury motorist was arrest ed last night by Constable E. W. ] Furrey on charge of drunken driv- ing.
 Liddia Pizzio of West Main street fell and broke her arm Wednesday. She is recovering nicely. Mrs. I. J. BirnbaumN of Broad street left today to spend few days in New York city.
 Mrs. c. F. Cook on the Neri block Is spending a few days with her parents in Jewett City. Four room tenement to rent, mod ern conveniences. Kent St., ODD. Standard Steel Co.-advt. For Sale-Bedroom set, including bed, bureau and three chairs: also bookcase. all mahogany finish; ladies' 1 mahogany writing desk and round
 
 mahogany living room table; also 9x13 rug. Mrs. Edward T. Brastow, I6 North Washington street. Tel. SS-13.-advt.
 DIES ON STEAMER New York. May 20 P) = Philip Hussey, of New Haven. Conn, as- sistant foreman Of the New Eng. land Steamship company in that city was found dead on the City of Taunton, which docked here this morning. Death was thought 1 due to heart trouble. Don't worry. a Herald Classified Ad will sell 1t.