New Britain herald., 1929-10-28

latlons ot the motor vehicle laws.
 Must Secure Reccptacles Postmaster James E. Usher has published a notice at the post office asking all persons who are using general delivery living on a city Gar Tier or rural free delivery route to place proper receptacles at their homes by November 1 for mail de- livery. The post office officials will be glad to give any information on the proper installing of the rcsccp- t2cles to conform with the post office regulations.
 To Give Public Whist Washington Trumbull Circle. Companions of the Forest, will hold q public whist tomorrow evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Yer ona Mastriana of 79 East Broad street A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all. Refreshments will be served.
 No Football Game
 The football game scheduled to take place yesterday afternoon at the local high school field between the Plainville Blues and the Berlin Partners was called off in the morning. The local management was informed that some of the players on the Partners had been injured in an accident. Reports to- day indicated that the Berlin aggre- gation had disbanded. this being the real reason for the postponemcnt of the game.
 Hurt in Accident
 John Stankelis. 1G, of If Conner ton street, Bdistol, received cuts about the face Saturday in a crash between his motorcycle and an au- tomobile operated by Edward Busse of Wolcott street, Bristol. Dr. George r. Cook is attending the boy. John Taylor of New Britain, who was riding with Stankclis, was also in iured but was discharged from the Bristol hospital yesterday.
 Wyman-G Granger
 Miss Ora J. Granger, daughter of A'll S' J hILhi N'l IllS'l ol INp W '9I street, Forcstville, and Verne Wy man of Lincoln street. PlainvilIe, son of MT. and Mrs. Melvin Wyman of Monson, Me, were married Sat urday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock by Rev. Hubert D. Jones at the par sonage of the Methodist church in Bristol.
 Miss Augusta Granger, sister of the bride. was the bridesmaid, and Wendell Farrar of Plainvile was the best man. The bride wore a dress of navy blue chiffon crepe. The bridesmaid wore independence blue.
 MT. and Mrs, Wyman left on an unannounced wedding trip after the ceremony, and upon their return will reside on Academy street, For cstVille.
 Arrangements Completed
 Arrangements have been com pleted for the observance of Armis- tiCe Day by BroclI-Rarncs post, American Lerion. In the afternoon the school children of the town will be the Eueats of the post at the she ing of a patriotic moving pie ture at the Strand thcater.
 In the evening the post will con- duct q program at the Legion rooms on Whiting street. It will consist of talks by prominent members of the Legion throughout the state, Eo- fjn1 m m rnfr1cl, ,r, apt
 The program for the observance is in charge of committee of which Commander elect Frank La Nasseur is general chairman. Alon- 70 Glines is chairman of the com- mittcc of the afternoon program and Pierce Clark heads the com- mittce arranging for the evening program.
 To Hold Social Wednesday
 The Italian American Citizcns' club of Plainville will hold a social and dance at American Legion hall on Whiting street Wednesday eve ming. Plans for the affair were completed at a meeting of the club held yesterday afternoon at Colonial hall on West Main street.
 The committee in charge has ar ranged to have a number of inn portant speakers present. Addresses will be given by the following: Francis A. Palotti of Hartford, for mcr secretary of state: Mayor An gclO NJ. Paoncssa of New Britain; Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich of Bris- tol and Joseph Russo of Middletown. Following the speeches, luncheon All members of the club are urged to attend. as the speakers promise 10 be very interesting, An enjoyable evening is promised all.
 Costume Dance and Ball
 The management of Colonial hall on West Main street will give dance and ball at the hall on We'd ncsday evening. The hall has been very prettily decorated for the affair in anticipation of large attend ance. All attending are promised | good time and must come in cos tunes.
 Colonial hall is one of the most popular dance halls in this section of the state and the weekly dances on Wednesday and Saturday nights Ire largely attended.
 Plain,ille Briefs
 The We-uns will give d Halloween party this evening at the home of