New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

1 ENllSItloI dppiltalOnS pV those eN- servicemen who have not already applied for the bonus. Lcgion- naires who have not done this yet arc urged 10 take up the matter at once. as January I is positively inc last date for filing applications 10 receive tho benefits Of the compcnsa- tion.
 Legion Auxiliary Installation Mrs. Agnes Fanion will be install ] ed as president of the ladies auxil- iary to Brock-Barnes post. American Legion, at the regular meting of the unit tonight. Other officers to take their posts are as follows: First vice. president, Mrs. Sarah White, second vice president, Miss Helen Fisher; recording secretary. Miss Irene For an; financial secretary, Miss Anna Graham: treasurer. Mrs. Jennie Seymour; chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Nor gan; historian, Miss Marjorie Fisher; sergeant-at-arm Mss Berlice Moore. The installing officer will he Mrs. Ruth Thenninr of Bristol, state president.
 A supper will be served at s;30 o'clock to the members of the unit and their guests from Bristol. The meeting itself will begin at 8 o'clock.
 Economies Club Fair
 The Home Economics club Of the High school will hold the schools first fair on Thursday in the school 4 ,', ,, the afternoon, when fancy goods, food, preserves. candy, and a grab bag will be the attractions. The fair will also be open from to s o'clock in the evening. At s there will be an entertainment by the school Glee clubs and several individual acts. and at o'clock dancing will commence, with music by the Ma jestic orchestra.
 Town Planners Meet
 A profile map of Forest street was on view at the meting Of the town l plan commission last night. This ! will be presented to the Bristol au- thorities for their consideration and approval, then a hearing date will be set, and plans for finishing up the road will be started.
 The commission voted to call a hearing on the Church and Wash {, ington street building and veranda lines on January 9, This will be the | next meeting of the planners, as they ! will omit the session which would ordinarily fall on December 26.
 Play Nets S15O
 More than 90 was cleared on tho production, Nothing But the Truth" by the High school Dramatic club [ last Friday night. in spite Of the theft of some $43 from the money obtained through the advance sale of tickets. Many persons considered {, it the best amateur play they had ever witnessed and Governor John i II, Trumbull sent the club letter 1 of congratulations. Numerous re- quests 10 repeat it have been re- Ceived, but the Christmas vacation is too near, A second play will be , given in March.
 The local dramatic club will go 10 ' LII lHEoi l lL'S Ills il' bo StltStc VI il5' Bristol High school society at its production of Merton Of the Nov- ies'
 In order not to conflict with the | play. plans for the colla aboration Of ! the school in the showing of the mo- ton picture. The Drop Kick" at . the Strand thcater, were abandoned. . The school and thoater management |. are now considering cooperating OH | High School Hero which will bg | shown probably on January fG.
 Speaks nt New Britain School
 L. S. Mills Of 5S East Main street. spoke before the junior high school of the Nathan Hale school, New Britain, yesterday after noon on New York city and Colun- pja university. Nr. Mills holds two degrees from this institution and in , ljs address he explained the neces- sary preparation for college entrance