New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

I lL | bring Christmas cheer to those wh3 are in need.
 At s o'clock this evening the temple will give a military whist in | l. 0. o. F, hall. The proceeds will ! be used in filling the Christmas bas- Eets There will be plenty of tables 1 for all who wish to play, The pub lie is cordially invited to attend and : help make the affair n success.
 Prizes will be awarded 10 the , winners andS refreshments served.
 I'arCnt-Teacher Meeting
 A large attendance is expected at . the December meeting Of the Par | ent-Teachcr association 10 be held | in the high school auditorium this | evening at o'clock. The November | meeting proved to be one of the !! most successful in the history Of ! the association, the auditorium be- ing crowded A moving picture entitled How . Biologicals Are Made" which wFlI 'F Tt'Nil lIlI Dlisl t'lt 'cul LtSN pl the Parkrs-pnvis company. A rep r"Tcntativc Of the company will be prs cent 10 speak briefly on the same subject,
 The children Of inc Kindergarten classes will offer q novel program of entertainment,
 Funeral of Mr. Jewct
 Funeral services for Walter JeWctt, pioneer settler in the West wood park district, who died Mon will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his late home. Rev. Lincoln r.. Frye, rector of the Church Of Our Saviour. will offici- ate, Burial will be in West ceme- tcrN
 tirl scouts to Sing
 The Girl Scouts Of Plainyillc will sing Christmas carols tomorrow night to those who are confined to their homes A lighted candle in the window will he considered an invita- ton. The girls are requested to be prompt in meeting at the high school gymnasium
 Candle Lighting service
 There will be q candle lighting service al the Advent Christian church sunday evening. A special program has been arranged. It is as follows:
 Carols-"It Came Upon the Mid night Clear" and silent Night
 Organ March of the Magic Kings" by Theodore Dubois.
 Scripture. | Congregational caroI-"O Come All Ne Faithful"
 Solo-"Thc Christ Child" by C. Whitney Coombs.
 Carols-"God Rest Yc Merry Gentlemen" and "Whilc Shepherds Watch Their l'locNs by Night"
 Sermon.
 Carol - We Three Kings of Orient Arc.'
 Congregations hymn-"Joy tc the World"
 Bcncdiction.
 postMdc
 On Monday evening at 7:3o o'clock the Sunday school will hold it's Christmas tree exercises with q we'll planned pageant
 To Meet Lewis flight
 Basketball fans will be treated to q rare dish tomorrow evening at the local high school gymnasium when the Plainvillc and Southington high basketball teams come together iI their annual battle. The rivalry be. tween the two towns is of long standing, with the result that tn, game should result in q fierce batti' from the opening whistle 10 the find blast.
 Last year the teams met twice anC each gained d decision over the oth- CT. Lewis high captured tho annua football battle last fall and the loca baskctccrS will be more than anN' icus 10 atone for the defeat by talk. ing the verdict tomorrow night.
 The game will start at S o'clock and will b. followed by dancing.
 Entertains Girls
 Mrs. Oliver Peace entertained th' Girls club of the Advent Christian church last evening with Christ mas party. Supper was served Il 6:3O o'clock. the special feature be ing a birthday cake for Mrs. Arthu McNicklc of New Britain, whicl proved to be q complete surprise {, her. Games were played and cacl member of the club received Il gift
 Barber shop Hours
 Special hours will be observed b. all the barber shops in plainvill next week because of the holiday Due to the fact that Christmas fall on Wednesday, the barber shop will not close on Monday evening as usual. The establishments vii , be open Monday until 8 o'clock i the evening and on Tuesday unti 7 10 ?. m. All shops will be close . all day Christmas. All of the stores in town will b , open each evening until 3 o'cloc starting tonight. Many of thcr