New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

new patrons on existing routes or extensions thereof, or patrons de- siring to provide boxes of sufficient capacity to contain parcel post mail will be required to furnish the No. ; large size box after July ].
 A list of names and addresses of authorized manufacturers of they new type of No. 2 box approved by the postmaster eeneral will be pub- lished in the June supplement of the July postal guide.
 To Give Luncheon
 \ luncheon will be given at the Burritt hotel in New Britain on June IL for officers and directors of var ious chambers of commerce by Judge W. C. Hungerford. national councillor for the United States Chamber of Commerce. The fol- lowing chambers will Do invited: Plainville, New Britain, Anddletown. Meriden. southinston ard Bristol.
 Leonard s. Horner, president of the Miles, Bement. Pond Co. aud one ct the new directors of the national Chamber of Commerce. will be a guest and will speak on the future program of the national orsaniza- tion. Governor John H. Trumbull is expected to attend.
 To Give Entestatnmont
 Martha Rehekah lodge. No. <s. I. O. o. F.. will give m entertain ment and picture at the Strand thsatsr on Monday and Tuesday. June 10 and II. at 7:3o o'clock. Old Sol Hick's choir will sing. The two little Bradley sisters Of Southingten will sing and give an exhibition of fancy dancing.
 The picture. "A Woman of Af- fairs" will follow immediately after the entertainment and promises to be interesting and worth seeing. A large sale Of tickets 10 expected.
 Prize Winners Pythian temple. No. eA Pythian Sisters. held a public card party in tho I. 0. 0. F. hall Wednesday eve- ninS.
 Prizes were. awarded to the fol- lowing: Ladies, "Soo." first. Miss Zella Dyer: second. Mrs. Lucia Cook; third. Mrs. Anna Blakeley: mems, "500," first, Kate Richards; second, Margaret Wilber; third, James Livingston.
 In the setback games the follow ing were awarded prizes: Ladies first, Mrs. Carswell of New Britain; l second, Mrs. c. Morgan: third. Anna l Turner: mems. first. Mrs. Clarkson of New Britain; second, Everett Will cox of Avon: third. Sarah Fanion Refreshments were served. Member of Glass Miss Kathleen 0. Limeburner ot Plainville is among the le3 gradu' Ates of the New Britain Statl Normal school. Exercises will talk, place at the school on Friday aft ernoon. June Fl.
 Operetta This Evening
 The question as to who is thu real king of storyland will be def nitely settled this evening at th' High school in the operetta, "Th, Trial of John and Jane" whicl will be presented by the pupils . the Plainville Grammar school.
 John and Jane, two moderl children. cause great consternatiol in the court of King Cole becaus of their refusal to believe in an, storyland characters. They are trie' and judgment is pronounced, witt results which are almost tragic However. Santa Ciaus saves the da In | thrilling climax and everyon ia pacihed and happy.
 The children have been practic ing faithfully for the operetta. an those attending its production thi evening are promised an interestin time.
 Health Conditions Good | At the present time health condi tens in Plainvills are good. accord ing to | statement made by Dl George F. Cook, health ofiicer. H states that there are only . fe, cases of measles here and no oth4 contagious diseases exist as far . he knows.
 Dr. Cook. who, with represent atives of the state department C health. procured samples of wate from inlets into Charles H. Norto park and water near the laundr on Whiting street about 10 da, ago. reported today that he has nc received any report from the dc pertinent officials regarding the re suits of the analysis.
 10 Tour Europe 7 Miss Olins D. Ryder. daughter ( Probate Judge Merritt o. Ryde accompanied by Miss Florence Blu, tess. will sail tomorrow for a eight weeks tour of Europe. Bot young women are members of tn teaching corps of Gaylord san tarium. wallinsford.
 During the stay in Europe tn young women will visit in Enelan' Ireland. Scotland and France. Th tourists will cover an itinerary Tai out by Dr. Lyman. superintender Of Gaylord sanitarium.
 naptast Chur'h
 Children's day exercises will | held at the Baptist church on Sur Idav evening at 2 osc1Ack The ,,r