New Britain herald., 1929-11-21

In completing his address. Dr. Lynch showed several stcreoiticon slides Illustrating the various points of his talk. He also showed slides of the institutions in Connecticut that are caring for tuberculosis patients and the nature of some or the treat ments that are being prescribed.
 Preceding Dr. Lynch's talk, pupils from the Linden and Broad street schools presented a program of songs in highly Crcditable manner.
 Funeral Services
 Funeral services for John Herbert Harris, aged SI, who died Tuesday night at midnight, will he held from his late homo on Broad street tomor- TOW afternoon al o'clock. Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson pastor of the Plain vile Congregational church. will off ciate. Burial will be in West cemc- tery.
 To Play Hartford
 The Flainvil" Blue football team will journey 10 Hartford Sunday and clash with the strong Burnside eleven al Hurley stadium. The Hart ford aggregation has team com posed of former high school and col lcge stars and the locals will be in for a hard afternoon.
 Socks Lyons former Nillano<a player, will appear in the Hartford teams lineup.
 Chinese Dinner
 A Chinese diner Of chop suey and chicken will be given at the Re demcr's A. NJ r.. Zion church to- morrow evening from 6 o'clock on. The dinner will he given under the auspices Of the church school and will be prepared by Ching Ling Ii. a student at the Hartford seminary.
 A special program will be render cd by group of the Hartford scm- mary students and special talent from Plaiuvillc.
 Girl scouts News
 The Girl Scouts are asked to bring their Thanksgiving donations to the vacant store in the Tracy block, formerly occupied by Will liam Downham. on Saturday morn ing at 9:$o o'clock. Members of the troop committee will be there tore Cciyc them.
 Condition Improving
 Tho condition of Frank Johnson. who has been seriously ill at the Bristol hospital, is reported as being greatly improved.
 Mrs. Charles r. Conlon, a patient al the New Britain General hospital, Was able to it up yesterday at the institution.
 Party Successful
 The whist party held at the homo of Mrs. Frank Silvornail Of Newton avenue last evening under the au- spices of Washington -TrumhulI cir cle, Companions of the Forest, was very successful, q large attendance being present. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded.
 The prizes were awarded to the following: First ladies', Miss Ethel Thompson second ladies', Mrs. sarah Morgan; consolation. Mrs T. Nolan; first mems, t. F'oH: second Harry Crccdan. and consolation, Mir. Damon,
 Tho next of the series of whist parties will be held Tuesday eve ming, December 5. at the homo of Miss Theresa Do2cnzo of l5G Whit ing street. There will be no more business mcetin"s of the circle this month. Tho next meeting will be held December l2. Acw Dir!it,lcria Case
 One now Ca@" ot diphthcria has been reported to Dr. George r Cook. health officer. Dr. Cook state. that thcr" ar" two eases of scarIe' fever in town at the present time These diseases ar" prevalent il many towns and cities about tn, state.
 Catholic Card Party
 Between 800 and 4u0 are expect cN 10 attend the card party and dance to he given at the high school this evening for the benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. There will be about 100 tables for those who wish 10 take part in the card games, Whist, bridge, and "45' will be played. The affair is open to tn, general public
 mopolitan League
 Two games were rolled of. in tho Cosmopolitan bowling league al llart'S last evening:
 The scores:
 Rockies
 Morantc ....1lg 4T 10l- 21I C. Cavalard ...10& 9& I2@- %&r McConncl .... go @I "U-- -, C. Naccuhcllis .t16 @S loG- 3l4