New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
in the tax lists for the first time.
 School Banking InCTeasag

School Banking Inreaaeg
 The percentage of public school students baking bank deposits tn- creased considerably last week. the school department announced today. A total Of 63 per cent made deposits. The figures by schools were as fol- lows: Broad street school. 4S0 de- posits or 73 per cent: Linden street school. 19s deposits or e per cent; high school. S4 deposits or S4 per cent.
 The eighth grade room of Afisa Alice M. Lane attained 100 per cent in baking for the second consecu- ticvs week when every pupil turned in some money this morning.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The regular meeting of Brock Barnes unit will be held at [ o'clock tonight in the club rooms of the American Legion. n the meeting hall h engaged for . dance. Misa Kline of Hartford will speak on the Girl Scouts.
 Tickets Going Rapidly
 \ rollicking three-act farce b to be given by the Congregational Young People in the high school on Friday evening. February 3t. at o'clock. Those taking part are Ray mond A. schwab. Howard Stephen son. Viola A. Spencer. Henrietta Castle. Rachael Smith. Charles Or sic. Louis Pike, Roland Hale and Harry Josephson. A delightful must- cal program has been arranged by Miss Nellie Bixby.
 There will be dancing after the play from 10 to l: o'clock. with music by the "The Clef Dwellers."
 The sale of tickets has been grati- flying and 1t Is advised that those wishing to attend buy their tickets as soon as possible, as the number of tickets is limited. They may be ob- tained from Preident Viola A. Spen- cer or any member of the organiza- tion.
 Seven pirates will act as ushers and will sell delicious homemade candy. They are Lucille Ryder. chairman: Doris Spencer, Elizabeth Brastow. Abbie Usher. Thelga Clark. Mildred Deloy and Leila Ryder.
 School Notes
 Tho attendancs in the public schools during January was 9l.77 per cent perfect, according to figures released by the school department. The registration for the month was l275 and the average attendance was 1c04.s9. There were l46 cases of tardiness during the month. The monthly party of the Teach CTS association has been postponed until March s.
 A public supper will be served iu the high school gymnasium from ( to 7:30 o'clock this evening under the auspices of the senior class. The proceeds will go into the graduation fund.
 The freshmen will be in charge of the high school assembly Friday There will be patriotic program with old fashioned dances and in strumentai music.
 PytI,ian Sisters Whist
 Another whist in the series being conducted by the Pythian Sisters will be held in odd Fellows hall a' s o'clock tomorrow night. Refresh. ments will be served. The genera. public is invited.
 Basketball Friday Plainvlle High will meet Thom' aston High on the basketball flooi here Friday night in Western Con necticut league game. There will bt a preliminary between the Plainvili' ~" and one of its foes in tht 1 County ~" league. probably Sims bury.
 l Homc- Cooked Supper
 The Woman's Federation vii serve a hot. home cooked supper ir the Congregational church parish house from 6 to o'clock Thursday evening.
 The general public 1. invited. and a good supper and enjoyable time are promised. The committee calls attention to the fact that this sup per is to be served an hour earieI than pFeNlOuS ones nave Uttus Hanln,cr-JOhnson Card. are out announcing the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Jennie Ellirora Johnson. daughter of MT and Mrs. Albin Johnson of Wood ford avenue. to Harold Winsor Ham. mer. The ceremony will take place at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon February 25. at the Trinity M. E. church in New Britain. Tcmco Bowling Low scores featured the Temco bowling league matches at Harts alleys last night. The best marks were turned In by Mastrianna. Sill verio, smith and Hart. these four being the only ones to pass the soc mark. The scores:
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 Galaise ....... 99 S S4- Z6c M. Dionne S9 s4 ll0- 2SS Broadwell .... 19 S7 S1- 24' nI~ 1 <