New Britain herald., 1930-02-13

auditorium will be packed this eve. ming at o'clock when the Broad street school children present their | entertainment entitled "Cradlc Songs Of Many Nations" Tickets hay, been selling fast for the production but those who have not already se. cured them may still purchase them at the door tonight.
 lhetntcrtalnmcn promises to be Interesting and enjoyable, as the children have been practicing their | parts for number of weeks under the direction of competent teachers. Ihe children will be dressed in the costumes Of the nations they repre- sent.
 speaks In Rockville Governor John II. Trumbull spoke at the banquet Of the Rockville Fish X Game club held last evening. The ch)cf executive of the state told of ms experiences while fishing for the Giaht game fish in the Gulf of Mex leo during his recent vacation in Florida,
 Large Attendance
 mere Was Il large delegation from Waterbury last evening at the in spirational services conducted by Rev. J. W. Denton at the Advent Christian church. The theme for tonlshts sermon will be, Are We Free Lances or Whose Are We":"
 To Meet LitchGeld
 The local high school basketball team IS eagerly awaiting it's game tomorrow evening with the Litcn- field High aggregation on the local floor. This will be the first meeting Of the two teams this season. Last year each quintet scored d win over the other.
 The game will be a regular Vest ern Connecticut league battle. Last evening Litchticld was defeated by Simabrry High, l2 to <, placing plainvillc in second place in the league and pushing I.itcEhcld into third. The visitors are aa.ious 10 rccuvcr lost ground by defeating Piainvillc, while the locals want the Glme so that they may Stay at the heels Of inc league leaders. Sims. bury High.
 Plainville "Y' will play the Ken ainGton Boys club in the prcliui- mary game. Dancing will follow the battlcs
 Next Tuesday will witness the out standing game of the season when PlainHillc meets Simsbury in d. re- turn game. 4 victory for the locals will practically create q first place tie. Hisn school authorities pre- oicjcd that the gymnasium will be crowded when the opening whistle is sounded. Simsbury won the first meeting between the two teams after an overtime battle.
 Masquerade Dance Tomorrow
 X Valentine masquerade dance will be held tomorrow evening in Grange hall on Pierce street under the auspices of plainville Grange. Music will be furnished by Smp- sons orchestra Of Bristol for both square and round dances. Prizes will be awarded for the most orig inal and grotesque costumes. The udnclng will start at o'clock and will contlnUe until I o'clock.
 Concert Plans Proarcssinc
 Pl=n5 for the concert to be held tt the Methodist church next We'd nesday evening by the cho,rs of the Forcstvillc and local Methodist churches are rapidly progressing. The director oG the concert is Ar thur J. Waslcy.
 The tenor soloist will be Gaylord Cook. soloist and choir director at the Bristol Nj. l.. church. Miss Winnie Barnticld, soIoiat at the Tcrr! vile Congregational church. will be the contralto soIoiet. Both have widespread rppulations %s singers. EchcarsaIs are boinG held faithfully and il is cal.cctcd that the church will be crowded.
 To Attend Con, cntione
 The local post office Will be rcr- resented at the state convention Of the postal clerks and letter carriers to be held an Washineion's birth 'i'As ~ h'il | llt tltfNS NllI gather in NorWalk while the car rltr8 will meet in Hartford
 new safe deposit vault for (. c. D. packages has been installed in the local post office.
 Awarded Contract
 NJ. J. Sasell X Sons, PlainvlIc con- tracing firm, has been awarded q contract 10 erect a greenhouse on Birch street in Southington for 0. Zerilla X Sons. The structure will be 100 by 2S feet in size.
 Plainvllic Briefs
 A son was born yesterday at the Bristol hospital to Mir. and Mrs. J. Warner Of ForeStville.
 The Girl Scouts will meet this evening at 6 o'clock in@tead of G:3o o'clock as previously planned.
 The members of the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy minstrel show will hold q rehearsal this evening nt 7;5o o'clock in the church base mCnt.