New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Funeral of Mrs. r. B. Sullman

first meeting Of the two aggrcga- tions.
 Funeral of Mrs. r. E. Nullman Funeral services for Mrs. Kath- crime Grace Stillman. @%, wife Of Floyd E. Suillman, who died We'd ncsday at the New Britain General hospital, will he held tomorrow afternoon with prayers at o'clock at the home of II. E. Stillman Of 25 New Britain avenue and services at ":S0 o'clock at the Baptist. church, Rev. X. D. kcndrick. past or. will ofticiate. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 To Attend Funeral
 The master Of plainvillc Grange asks that all members attending the funeral of Mrs, Katherine Stillman on Saturday meet in Grange hall on Pierce street promptly at , o'clock.
 Girl scout Notes
 The Girl Scouts who have their blue cards filled signjfying that they have passed their second class tests will meet at o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Howard $. Smith on Pennington avenue to go to the New Britain scout rooms to the court Of awards,
 There will he no meeting Of the Girl Scouts next week because of the school vacation.
 special Holiday Hours
 The stamp and registry windows at the post office will be open from 3 to II o'clock tomorrow, Wash ingtons Birthday. There will be one city deliveray but no rural delivery. No money orders will be issucd. The regular mails will be dispatched as usual.
 The Plajnvillo Trust co. will he closed tomorrow and also in the evening.
 Trumbull star Meeting
 About l20 persons were present at the meeting of TrulubulI Stai lodge, c. s. B.. held last evening in the Legion rooms on Whiting street. Seven applications for membership were received. Guests were present from Hartford, New Britain and l Bristol.
 | Seriously III | William C.. Calmback Of - East i street is seriously ill at his homc \ consultation of doctors was held last l evening. He is under the care of q l trained nurse. Mir. Calmback has a ! large circle of friends who are , wishing for q speedy recovery. To Attend Con, Cntions | Pearl W. smith. carrier at the To- cal post office will attend the coH- vontion of the carriers association ir Hartford tomorrow. 1 Frank Hohbcin and Walter Lathrop will be the delegates to the l clerks convention to be hcld in Nor walk tomorrow Postmaster James l E. Usher will be q guest of honor at i tho convention.
 1 Miss Valley ShowCrcd A miscellaneous shower was given 1 last evening in honor ot Miss Lillian Valley Of III West Main street at ! her home. X large number were present Miss Valley received many beautiful gifts.
 She will become the bride of Paul Baker of Lynn, Mass, in June.
 Attend Pomona Meeting Mr. and Mrs C. II. Curtis at- tended the meeting Of New London County Pomona held in Lisbon yes ! tcrday.
 i Minstrel Committee Announced Rev. Augustine Hcnnosscy today announced the personnel Of the committee appointed to take charge of the minstrel show and dance 10 l be sponsored by the Church Of Our 1 Lady Of Mercy on March l5. Re l hcarsals of the cast have been in and Father Hcnuessoy is very much pleased with the entertainment to l be offered.
 The committees follow: Advertis- ling and program, James Foran. Wil- | liam Bcrsan, James J. Graham. Hazel Lamb, Lucy Tanner Mrs. 1 Florence Williamson, Mrs. Thomas ! Cassidy, Margaret Danc and Mr4. . Crampton; ticket committee. Ihcr. csa Parkinson, Zclla Dyer, Gather inc Fitzgerald. Mary Royce, susan Parkinson, Lcona Callcn, Grace Kramer, and Irene Provenchcr; re- freshmcnt committee, Mrs John F. Bergan and Mrs. Martin Conlon; hall and dance committee, EdWarI Barrows; costumes. Mrs. James Hayes; box office, Hugh Flood and Joseph T. Mccarthy; coat room. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Dame; publicity and assistant treasurer, Ernest J Millerick; minstrcls, Paul Hayes and Frank J. O'Bricn.
 A. Lanscn Banks, who is direct inG the show is greatly onthuscd by the harmony developed by the Rev elcrs, male quartet consisting ot Paul Hayes James Hayes, William TicrnoN and Plainvilcs "slvcl masked tcnor,' whore identity will not he disclosed until the night oi the show. Mir. Banks was in New York this week securing costumes and music for the production,
 Lost-Black onyx ring, oval shape. Set with a diamond. Valued as a keepsake. Reward. rlainNillc, tel. 295.-advt
 A Gutenberg Bible, printed on 1ellun, is valued at more than S"50 00O