New Britain herald., 1929-12-04

nurses rooms in the Neri block CT with Mrs. w. A. Bailey of Broad street.
 Church Concert
 Plans have been completed by the Flainville Methodist church for q concert to be given in the church on December 1. The concert will be given by the Imperial Male quartet of Waterbury.
 The quartet has a fine reputation about the state and consists of the following: First tenor. Robert Ca!- hins, soloist in the Congregational church in Naugatuck; second tenor, William NJ. Blair, soloist in the First Methodist church in Water bury: first bass, Elmer Wilson of St. Johns church, Waterbury; and second bass, Charles Platt Of the First Methodist church, Waterbury The reader will be Howard Tracy of Waterbury.
 To Honor Local Man
 TEc annual fall ceremonial cf sphinx temple, Mystic Shrine. ol Hartford. will Do held Saturday jn Bristol in honor of Potentate Stanley IS Gwillim of Pennington avenue Mr Gwillim formerly resided in Bristol.
 The ceremonial will be held in the state armory and will be preceded by a. parade. MT. Gwillim is the second Plainville man to serve as potenta'e of Sphinx temple, the other having been Governor John H. Trumbull.
 High School Five Defeated
 A brilliant rally in the second hali by the New Britain State school bas- ketball team gave it 37 to 2 vic tory over the Plainville High aggre. gation yesterday afternoon in the state armory in New Britain. The score was tied at half time bu, Flainvil1e weakened in the fina period and the Traders scored almos at will.
 Both teams played good basketball for an opening game and displayet fast passWork. Wegner, the tai Plainville center, played a grea Suilt anu duSVl lIt 4NN" loi ile'' five plenty of trouble. Captain A King also did good work for the To calls. Cohen and Przybysz led tn offensive attack of the winners. Tn ! box score Of the game can be foun tn the sporting page of this issue.
 Card Party Tonight
 A large attendance is expected a ! the card party to be given this eve ming in the basement of the Churc of Our Lady of Mercy under th auspices of the ladies of the parisl This is one of the series of partlt being given during the winte months by the ladies. Prizes will h awarded the winners in all tn games. There will be plenty { tables for all who wish to play.
 Tonight's party will be the la! one until after the holidays.
 Seek New Post office
 In a bill introduced yesterday b Chairman Elliott of the house publ buildings committee, congress VIZ asked to authorize the eypenditul of S215.O00, 900 for construction post offices and other federal buil[ ings throughout the country. Tn would bring the total authorized fu1, to be expended in the government building program to S463, 100000.
 It was estimated by Chairman E liott that this fund would be sutt cient 10 take care of a large portio of the proposed construction of po offices for cities in the country hay ing annual postal receipts of s20,0 or more that are not at prcSel equipped with suitable buildings. Sixteen Connecticut cities al towns are included in Chairman F liott's program, including Plainvill The postal receipts in Plainville a between $sO,O0O and S40,000 year.
 A special committee of the Plai vile Chamber of Commerce
 working on the post office proble f here.
 Whist Party Successful
 The whist party held last evenil tt the home Of Miss Theresa D r Zenzo under the auspices of Wasi ington- -Trumbull circle. Companio, | of the Forest. vas largely attend' and was a succeSs from every angl Prizes were awarded to the folloN ing: First ladies'. Mrs. l.. Silvcrna1 , second, Mrs. Margaret Creedon; al consolation, Miss Ethel Thompso first mons, Miss Cecil DcZenzo; St onG Miss Louise DeZcnZo, and co f solation. MT. Thompson.
 The next meeting Of the circ f will be held on December r. , Annual Church Fair The annual church fair Of { . Congregational church started u , afternoon and will continue tomo 7 row afternoon. A special supp 1 will be served this evening and al
 tomorrow evening. The menu f
 tomorrow nights supper will be , follows: Corned beef hash, cabba . salad, hot homo made tea biscui pickles, and coffee, with dessert n ice cream pufIs covered with chOc = late sauce.
 = setback Party Tonight : Pythian temple, No. 29, Pythi
 Sisters, will hold a setback party I. O. o. r. hall this evening. Pril