New Britain herald., 1929-04-09

York, Chicago, and other cities. It snaps with wit and humor of the most delightful kind and is full of types of varied sorts. The story is about high-falutin' daughter who in fit of plque marries young plumber architect, who comes to fix the water pipes, just because he understands" her, having read her book and having sworn to marry the authoress. But in that story lies all the humor that keeps the audience laughing every second of every act. Of course there are lots of ramifica- tions. each of which bears it's own brand of laughter making potentials. But the plot and the story are not the main things. There is, for in- stance, the work Of the company. The fun growing out of this family miNup is lively and clean.
 Miss Abbie Usher plays the leading role as the daughter Those who have seen Miss Usher in other plays will know that she portrays the charac- ter to its best advantage.
 Tickets may be obtained from those in the play. Dancing will fol- low the show.
 Regular Meeting
 There will be a regular meetin: of the American Legion auxiliary ill the Legion hall this evening at the usual time. A class Of candidates will be initiated. A good attendance is expected.
 School Notes
 The sixth grade girls of the Broad Street school, accompanied by Prin- cipal O. l.. Judd and their teach CTS, Miss Feury and Miss Steward will visit the Home Progress expos- tion in Hartford this evening. The party will make the trip in cars provided by the following: Miss Jos ephson, Mrs w. A. Bailey, Mrs Harold l.. Newell. Mrs. Ralph Sey- mour, Clinton Morse, Leroy E. French, Miss Sullivan, Mrs. l.. L. Brastow and Mrs. Edward Linstrom
 Mir. Judd 's arranging to take some of the older boys to New York the coming weekend. The young sters are anticipating their first visit ure.
 Food Sale Thursday
 A food sale will be held under the auspices of the "A-B-C's" of the Women's Federation Of the Congra- gationa church on Thursday after noon from ? to 5:30 o'clock in the parish house.
 The food will consist Of boiled ham. potato salad, bread Of various types, crullers. and cakes. Tea will be served from o'clock on. Mrs w. A. Bailey is chairman of the committee in charge of the sale
 Church Services Tonight
 Rev, F. G. Hjerpe of Chicago will preach at the Swedish Congregation al church on Camp street this eve ming at o'clock.
 utttIHG
 The April meeting of the Parent Teacher association will be held to- morrow evening at the High school auditorium at s o'clock.
 Another attractive program has been arranged by the committee A one-act play entitled "The Cir Who Paid the Bills will be present. ed by the members Of the senior class. Musical selections including vocal selections by Miss Louise Cot tie will be rendered.
 Alonzo F. Myers, director of teach CT training in Connecticut, one o the best equipped men in his line Q work in the east, has been secured 10 address the gathering at tn, meeting. Since schools are entirel, dependent upon the product of tn, normal schools for further improve ment and development those pres ent at the meeting will be given ar opportunity to learn something n the proposed plans for improvement Tn teacher training and the possibil. ity of the extension of the present two year course.
 Mr. Meyers will come prepared tt answer any questions on teacher training that may be brought up a, the meeting. A large attendance i. anticipated.
 NJ. l.. Church Notes
 The Epwort league will meet thi: evening at s o'clock for its regular business meeting.
 The Ladies Aid society will moe' at the home Of Mrs. Emil Zickwol on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
 prayer meeting will be held or Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Thomas McNerncy
 Funeral services for Thomas Nc. Nerney. aged 30, who died at thc home of his sister, Mrs. Alphonst Bordeau of 3 Pennington avenue Sunday morning after long illness were held this morning at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady ot Mercy. Rev. Austin r. Munich cele- brated requiem high mass.
 The pail bearers were RaymonG Cassidy. Roland Gauthier, John lief ferman. Dewey Blossom. William Geary and James Coleman. Father Munich conducted the committaI services at the grave in St. Jos ephs cemetery.
 Funeral Services