New Britain herald., 1929-05-17

wilfully take or steal such matl from or out af' such letter box or other receptacle, or shall wiifuily aid CT assist in any of the aforementioned ohenses. shall for every such of- fense be punished by . hne of not more than 5000 or by imprison- ment or not more than three years" :"
 Art Exhibit Monday
 An art exhibit of Chinese and Japanese prints will be held in the portable building of the Broad Street school on Monday afternoon from ! to 5 o'clock. All of these prints were made by masters, Any and all of them are on sale and people of Plainvills will have . rare opportunity to get some genuine prints in their possessions. The sx- hibit is being held under the au- spices of the Plainville high school Art club and 1t h worth the while of everyone to view the work of the great Japanese and Chinese masters. Health Conditions Good
 Dr. George F. Cook. health off cer, states that during the past few weeks he has noticed . marked im- provement in the number of con- tasious cases in town. There has been . big decrease in the number Of cases of measles.
 At the present time there are only few cases of measles in town. Dr. Cook also stated tl.at three cases of scarlet fever exist in Plainville. During the winter there was . large number of cases of measles in Plainville, especially among the school children. This was blamed on the constant change of .he weather. Dr. Cook is we'll satisfied with the way in which the epidemic was taken care Of.
 To Play Thomaston
 The Plainville high school baseball team is battling with the Thomast~n II high school nine in that town this afternoon. The locals following their victories over the New Britain Trade school nine and the Alumni, have high hopes of taking the Thomaston crew into camp.
 The upstaters are reputed to have a strong aggregation that is pos- sessed with q heavy batting attack. Coach Caul,eld did not announce his starting pitcher this morning but 1t is expected that Datoli would get the call. Peterson was also ready for mound duty. The rest of the lineup will be the same as in previ- ous games. Against the Alumni and the Trade school. the locals hit the ball at a merry clip and showed that they have stiff batting attack that will cause trouble for their opponents before the season is over.
 Invitation to Scouts
 The Boy and Girl Scouts of Plain vile are cordially invited to attend the morning service at the Advent Christian church on Sunday. May 1e. MT. Dobiack of Czecho- -Slove k will be the speaker, using for bis topic a subject that will be of spe. cial interest to both organizations. Notice to Gransers All of the men and ladies of the Plainvilie Grange are invited to be et the Piainville Grange hall on Pierce street tomorrow afternoon at gao o'cock to help clean the hall It has been closed for two months for repairs. Supper will be ser> cd to all those present. Each one help. ing in the work is asked to bring one article of food.
 The Grange has been invited te visit Bristol Grange this evening and furnish two numbers on tbe neigh bors' night program. l'lainyiile Briefs ~ ~ The special meeting of Scout Troop which is to be held thi, evening at the Methodist church i, to be at 7:lS o'clock instead Of 7:4i o'clock as announced in last night'i Herald.
 l The case of A. J. Grise of Plain. vills against Edward l.. Dunn of l 1ttSSVls "AlSu w&o OCt uV"u WI U Ia in the court of common pleas on Thursday was put over until next weeks docket.
 Michael Ginbrella of Whiting street entered the New Britain Gen. eral hospital yesterday where he will undergo an operation. A son was born yesterday to Mr snd Mrs. stephen Procko of Noun. tain View.
 A force of workmen employed D, the state highway department ha. started work on patching East Mais' street. 1'ha repairs will be carried on through the entire East Msir and Wsst Main streets to Forestvills avenue end thence to Bristol. :; Scsusol Committee Meeting A meeting of the building com. mlttee in charge of the construction of the new &e5oo0 addition to tn. Linden street school met last eve. ming. X settlement was made con. corning the roofing of the new balld. ing. Other minor details were dis. cussed
 Wedding Announcement Cards are out announcing the ap. preaching marriage of Miss Hope 7 Farrar daughter of MT. and Mrs Ernest w. Farrar. to Everett A Temple. The ceremony will tak'