New Britain herald., 1929-06-20

seven different plans of insurance so that everyone may select . policy to suit his requirements.
 The policies pay dividends and premiums are based on net rate and do not include charges for admini- strative costs. There is no extra charge for total permanent disabii- ity provision. There are no restric- tions as to beneficiary.
 The director of the Veterans bu- reau and the officers and members of the American Legion feel . per- sonal responsibility In making surs that every veteran is aware of his rights and privileges under tho leg islation governing the issuance of Detailed information may bs obtained at any regional office of tho vsterans' bureau or at Brock Barnes pst. American Legion. or any other Legion post. Veterans' bureau physicians will provide medical ex- animation without cost.
 Dedication Anniyersary
 Today marks the 25th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone of the A. M. E. Zion church on Whit ing street. All of tl local chuvches took part in the dedication exercises among those Being present were Rev. MT. Crooks of Hartford. Rev. Nr. Scott of New Britain, Rev. C. c. Clarke of the Plainvills Congre- gational church, Rev. A. Locke of the Piainvills Baptist church. and Rev. H. A. Judd of the Piainvilie M. E. church.
 The dedication was largely attend cd. the address being made by Pre- aiding Elder Bidwell of New Haven. The new chDrch spoke eloauently4 of the energy and proEressivenss of the colored people of Plainviils. Rev. A. A. Perry is pastor at prcs- snt. and at the last denominational conference he made the best report of any minister from a>town of this size.
 Plans For Confcreucs
 Governor John H. Trumbull lew to New London yesterday to make preliminary arrangements for the governors conference to be held there on July ls, 1T and ls. Major William F. Ladd. commanding of hcer of the t3rd division aviation. accompanied the governor on the flight. landing on the 0roton state owned airport.
 May Take Leave
 Postmaster James E. Usher has received word from the postmaster- general giving him permission to grant leave of absence to such en- ployes as are members of the New York department Of the Spanish War veterans whose services may te spared without detriment to the service. for as many days as may be necessary to enable them to attend the 26th annual state encampment Of their organization to be held at Albany July 1t-17.
 Postmaster Usher attended . meeting of the directors Of tho Con. necticut PosemasterA' association held At the Burritt hotel in New Britain yesterday.
 w. c. T. U. Items
 The Hartford county w. c. T. IT. will hold 'ts picnic on June 35 tt Elizabeth Park. Hartford. A basket lunch will be enjoyed at IF o'clock sharp in the shelter. An interesting program will take place at {. o'clock. All are invited to come.
 The local w. c. T. T. held its flower misaion day this afternoon at gao o'clock At the home Of Mrs Gridley at the corner of Whiting and Broad streets. All members were requested to bring flowers.
 PlainvfIle Grange
 A food sale will be held by Plain. vile Grange in the store next to the Strand theater on the afternoon of June zt.
 Plans have been completed for g Grange picnic and childrens party to be held on July IS.
 At the regular meeting of the Grange he.l Tuesday. visitors were present from suffield. Granby. Litch- field. New Britain. East Windsor. Wethct sneld. Newington. Mad River. Eouthingtor. Plymouth. Harwin:on. Torrineford. West Hartford, Yer mont and Massachusetts. Visitors and local patrons numbered about 150.
 A silver collection was taken for the beneht of the community house was given: Musical pantomime. seven ladies from Suffield; recitA- ton. Miss $. Forrest of Burritt Grange: vocal solos. Mrs. Gilbert of 0ranby Grange monolosue. Mrs. Oa- borne, L!tchheld: recitation, master Of Burritt Grange: reading. Mrs. Kearns, 0ranby Grange: vocal s-. lections. three men from Litchheid; sketch, Pin Money" Suffield Grange. Refreshments were served.
 Regular Meeting
 The regular meeting Of troop |. Boys Scouts. will be held at the Methodist church at 7:3o O'clock tomorrow evening. The topic will be future hikes and camping trips. This will be the last week for registra- ton. Scout Master Leon Griffin urges all members to be present.
 Face Dadly Cut While playing with companion near the banks of the Pequabuck river late yesterday afternon. John Thompson. s, of 2S East Main street