New Britain herald., 1928-04-30

morrow evening to allowed owners of dogs to register them. Tomorrow night will be the last opportunity for doing this with~lt incurring a penalty for tardiness. Up to date e79 canines have been licensed, while it is estimated that there are about 400 in Plainvillc. Benefit Entertainment An entertainment for the benefit of the Plainville public library building fund will be held in the Strand theater next Monday and Tuesday evenings under the auspices of the Woman's club. which has labored for years to provide funds for library in Plainville. There will be a feature picture of merit. while number of vaudeville acts will be offered by local talent. At present the club is soliciting the merchants for small fund to finance the programs.
 Legion Meeting
 Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion. will meet in it's hall tonight at o'clock. Several candidates will be initiated ad a pleasant evening is promised.
 Federation to Meet
 The Congregation Church Wom- ans Federation will meet in the parish house at 2:3o o'clock Thurs day afternoon. Miss Julia Barnes will speak on Boston Scaman's Friend society. and reports from the annual branch meeting in Hartford will be given Mrs. Charles s. Wyck- off and Miss Elizabeth Norton.
 Ladies Guild to sew
 The Ladies Guild of the Church of Our Saviour will meet for sewing at 2;3O o'clock Thursday afternoon in the parish house. A quilt will also be tackled. A largo attendance is desired.
 Post Office Hours
 The post office will observe is regular summer schedule during the time daylight saving time is in eG- feet. This will be as folovs:- (hours being in daylight saving time): Lobby open from 6 a. m to ,:5o D. m. stamp window open from $50 a. m. 10 7:30 D. m. Registry window open from a. m. 10 D.. m. Money order window open from 1:30 q. m. to D. m.
 Silver Tea
 A silver tea will be held hy the I If nf ,ot church Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs J. Wallace Beach on Linden street.
 Grange Meeting
 Plainville Grange will hold Its regular meeting tomorrow night The single members will put on the program as their share of the com petition with the married ones. Miss Sadie Okenquist is chairman Of the committee in charge.
 On Friday night the local Patrons of Husbandry will go 10 Bristol to furnish two numbers on the pro- gram Of B Neighbors' Night. while next Tuesday they will visit the Grange in West Hartford.
 Notes
 There will be final rehearsal Of the single members 10 rthe conlpcti- tive program of the Grange this eve ming at Grange hall. 7:3o o'clock. All single members that can possi- bly, attend please do so.
 The Odd Fellows and Martha Re bekahs will meet in Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock tonight 10 observe the 109th anniversary of the found- ing Of tho order.
 C. J. Morse. rural carricr at tho post office. has returned to his duties after an illness of four John o. Elliott. who sub stituted for him. is on a vacation in keene, N. II.
 The Cosmopolitan league bowIcrs will bowl at Hart's alleys tomorrow evening as guests Of tho manage ment and will dine at Wilbcr's restaurant.
 The We-Cns will hold business meeting this evening at the home Of Mrs. Gilbert Ncttleton, s rark street.
 Mrs. W. C. Kramer and son Milton and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Bank street are spending several days with relatives in Long Island City. N. Y.
 Exprcssman Bill Chamberlain was seen about the center today either saving time in his trips to and from the station or preparing for the next six day bicycle race.
 James J. Murphy is i'll at his home on Whiting street
 Charles Cleveland is i'll at his home on East street.
 Thomas Conlin Of Whiting street is ill at his home.