New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

than just saving. to d large exts II; progress.
 Money isn't everything: it can't always inIy health and happiness. but
 i by Your rT' sent thrift you ar able to get into comfortable cirrull- stance s and h,-u.sA the worry ot deb', that will sur ly make lo. health and happiness.
 "ihrlt, tS nor r,.an prudence. vhief is m ralv eoo4 ju.e'nont and torcs.-oi la the practice. affairs o. lifo, IL is lnor' tan economy, which IS a dispcSIIo. 70 Sa,". It Is more tan frugaltty, which is prIG,nj economy it. lie care C: money or things ot Noiu". Industry ,arus; economy manages; prudence plans; fi1gaiity saves; ut Thrift earns. plans. manages Ind saves
 'Thri!, i not ;v5,ricn. Avari'e Is not Gsasraus, and att.r all 1t is tho thrifty people who az gen, rou>, and l venture to say that ot all thy great gN.r5, all the financial bcu.- factors of N aU!a W hay" record, tne most generous uf all must have boon thrifty"
 The pictra for attendance vas won Jointly by iho rooms Of Mss Alice II, Lane and Mrs. II. B-rnicc Gray. IL will b. hung for two weeks Sn each rooIa.
 l. was ann ounc"d ' hat 'ho speaker at the next ne, ting. on April IS, will be Clayton F.. ltotchklss su- p.rNisor of music in the Stamford schools. Mir. Iotchkiss is well known in ,iuca'ionll and musical circles, and many Of his ideas are in us- throughout the state.
 The membership ot the association is now l6e.
 rythiap Temple celebrates
 Fyth!an Tomr." No. 9. rythian Sisters. held double celebration last night in honor ot it's sixth an- aiH' rsary and oi the visit of grand officers. Odd Fellows hall was Ir"t>ily decorated, as wore the tables, in the temple coIors Of white, rcd, yellow and blue. A supper vas served at G:S0 o'clock and was ar- prociatcd by all. The favors were sweet peas.
 Al 5 o'clock tho temple was called to order by M. j.. S. Sister Rennell, after which the grand officers were escorted in by Mana ger J. Lackey. The following program was carried out under the direction Of Chairman V. Carter: There was tablcan- medley by the chorus. which sang "The Star-spaneled Banner" and The Wearing 0. tho Green" Elm ma Andrews gave two monologues, "Marindy at the Meeting and Foolish" 4 song. The Gypsies' Warning" was offered by B. Ban- nell. with tahlcaus by J. and |. Lacl1ey. I. Carter and F. Furrey presented q sketch. E. Lacksy sang Two Little Girls in Blue" the tableau being formed by S. Oken- quis. and R. Ahet2. A. Turner gave a reading. Men" The chorus then song Let Me Call You Sweetheart" Me and My Shadow" and Smiles"
 The temple presented the grand chief, C Ueaton Of Wall!ngford. with a gold piece as a token Of the rr gard ill which she I. held, The penny prize was won by r. G. C. X. Chamberlain of West Haven and the hand bag to I. G. (. C. Snow of the same place.
 Visitors were present from West Haven, Wallincford. Moriden. Mid dIetown, Durham. Manchester. Hart ford. Tariffyillc. New Britain and Bristol.
 A large birthday cake was cut by E. Banncll. All members were dis appointed because Mrs. C. Whitaker of Stamford. the mother of the temple" was unable to be present. It was the first birthday party she had missed Mrs. Whitaker is In tho Roosevelt hospital in New York.
 Basketball Games
 Plainville high school will close It's basketball season tomorrow night when it meets Watertown high here In Western Connecticut league game. The locals will be handi- capped by the fact that Gregory. one of the stars. is ineligible. but they Ire determined 10 mako q stand and capture their final encounter. In he preliminary the Plainville "Y" Nill clash with the Eroa dbrcok A. A. n Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A. game. Dancing will follow the high 'chool contest
 100 Times Around Dummy
 Duffy Gnazzo picked the wrong nan when he backed Jack Sharkey o defeat Johnny Risko in their bout his week. and as result he must lush Bertie Conlin in a wheelbar- CIV around the Central square traf- ic dummy" 100 times whenever the winner of the bet specifics. At least. { will be 100 times or until Duffy tres or Bertie Is bumped out Of his 'ehicle. The solo marathon now eems to be set for Saturday noon.
 Mrs. Raymond IntuFed
 Mrs Hattie Raymond If Ne o1e