New Britain herald., 1930-04-09

cleared up while the other three are still unsolved. The same thieves are suspected of having committed the three breaks.
 Dress Rehearsal The fina! dress rehearsal for the play which will be given tomorrow evening and Friday night for the benefit of the library building fund school will be held tonight. As the cast of this play is made up entirely Of seniors, there are many in it who have never before been in high school production.
 Among the first of these is Ger trude Cullen, who plays the major role of Tot Marvel, a musical comedy actress. Since coming from Bridge port three years ago, Miss Cullen has been seen and heard many times on the stage in Plainville and is very versatile as 8 dancer, singer. and reader. She was last seen in the minstrel show given by the Church of Our Lady of Mercy and won wide acclaim.
 When anyone mentions the name of Frederick Wegner, more com nonly called Fritz" one immediate ly has a picture before his mind of the Plainville High school champion ship basketball team of this season. MT. Wegner was high scorer of the team and a regular on the football squad has sung in the glee club. aud stood first in his class. Tomor- ow night he adds new laurels when he appears as Watts, the butler. Although this is the first appearance of AIr Weener in any of the dramat- iC productions. he is especially fitted 10 the part he plays and is sure to Graw many laughs with his dry fumor.
 Public Is Thanked
 The plainvlle Public Health Nursing association wishes to extend it's most hearty thanks to all who in any way helped to make the two night benefit show at the Strand theater a great success. The pub. lie is especially thanked for its kind cooperation in attending the per formances in large numbers, and the performers who donated their serv- ices free of charge are also thanked.
 The receipts realized from the show will be used by the association tc continue it's good work among the poor and needy families of the town and also among school children in reed of assistance.
 Girls Friendly Supper The Girls Friendly society will give a supper tomorrow evening at o'clock in the parish house of the Church of Our Saviour. This group , of young girls is striving hard to ac- complish good work and has sue cceded so far under the leadership ot Miss Ida Badcock and Mrs. H. s. Bannell. The public is cordially in 1 Nited to attend the supper. Th5 proceeds will be used to carry on the work of the girls.
 Convention Successful Postmaster James Usher of the ! local post office expressed himself today as being well pleased with the i large attendance at the annual con- vention Of the Connecticut Postmas- t,rs association held here yesterday. i He was congratulated by the post masters present for the successful | carrying out of the days program and the excellent banquet prepared by the management of Wright $ ! tavern.
 { Postmasiers from every section ot i the state were present at the conven- ton, also many important postal au- thorltics from Washington. Firs' I Selcctman James Simpson extended the greetings of Plainville, while Governor John II. Trumbull offered | the fclicitations of the state.
 Public Card Party
 Newton Manross chapter, W. F. C, 1 will give a public card party tomor' row afternoon in G. X. R. hall Il Forestville. Bridge and whist vii be played Prizes will be awarded the winners in both games and re lfrcshmcnts served. Play starts at 0 clock and is open to the genera public.
 PlainyilIe Briefs The Woman's Federation Of th' Congrega gational churcg will hold sewing meeting in the parish hous tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock. Due to the fact that tn regular meeting was postponed las week on account of the death 0 Mrs. Laust Lauridsen, a short busi ness session will be held tomorrow
 The evening group of the Parisl Guild of the Church of Our Saviou will meet this evening at the hom of Mrs. w w. Seymour on Wes Main street.
 The condition of Mrs. James Mur phy, formerly of this town. who i ill at the home of her sister Mrs Catherine Cameron of Morris Gov, is not much improved.
 Dr. George F. Cook. health officer who has his offices in the Ner block. has established his residence in his new home on Pennington avenue,
 James Cunningham has moved tt the Ncri block from the- Stranc building.
 CARD OF THANKS
 l wish 10 thank all my friend and neighbors for their kindnes