New Britain herald., 1930-03-27

success. One of the features of the evening will be q play given by the club members and the concluding number will be the minuet given by the kindergarten children.
 Articles made by the children will be on sale. also ice cream and candy. X small admission will be charged. the general public being cordially in vited. The afternoon performance will start at o'clock and the eve nlng performance at 7:S0 o'clock. Those attending are promised an en- Joyable and interesting evening. The proceeds will be used for the work or the Nature club at the school.
 Girl Scout Notes
 The Girl Scouts will meet this evening at 6;30 o'clock in the high school gymnasium.
 The Girl Scout troop committee Will hold food sale on Friday, April II. from to o'clock in the vacant store in the Tapi block.
 WIT Meeting Tonight
 NaSmngton-Trum circle. Com panlons of the Forest, will hold it's regular meeting this evening at 7:3O o'clock in American Legion hall on Whiting street. There will be initia- ton of candidates. All members arc asked to be present, as special busi- ness will be taken un.
 Following the meeting there will be social hour. Bingo will be plav- cd and refreshments served.
 To Repeat Play
 Mrs. Myrtle Halsted will present the Majestic minstrels at Seibert's s opera house in East Hampton to- morrow evening. This all-Nesro cast played to q capacity house at the Plainyille high school on Feb ruary @S and made a biz hit.
 Dancing will be enjoyed after the sho" until 1 o'clock, music being furnished by the Majestic orchestra. Inc trip will be made by bus.
 Public Supper
 he Girls Friendly society will hold public supper at the parish house of the Church of Our Saviour today from 5:3O to ' o'clock. The menu will consist of corned beet hash with poached egg. succotash pickles, rolls, coffee, and peach up- side down cake.
 Gircmen 10 Meet
 The Plainville fire department
  o'clock at the firemen's rooms or Pierce street. Important business will be taken up. A large attendance is requested.
 Entertainment Tomorrow The entertainment to be given to- morrow evening at o'clock at the i Baptist church parlors promises tc be amusing and interesting. The program, which will be in charge of Miss Eva Johnson. will consist ot vocal and instrumental selections a sketch entitled Why We Never Married' by r young people, and a short play, "The Charm of tine Old Album" by the Ladies Aid so- ciety.
 The public is cordially invited to attend. A small admission will be charged.
 Fires On Increase
 March has proven to be busy month for the members of the Plainyillo fire department, 12 fires having taken place to date. Only four fires broke out here during January and February. which shows that March has been an exceptional. ly busy month.
 or the F alarms, nine were fol grass or brush fires. Due to the dry weather of the past few weeks anG also to carelessness, Plainville has been the scene of it's share of grass fires. which are extremely danger. ouS If not discovered on time. Last year the town maintained a splendid record during the month of March not single grass fire being record. cd here. During the first three months last year, the fire depart. mcnt answered T. alarms, four les. than this year. They were evenl, divided during the three months.
 Although the heavy rain Tucsda, will keep the fire hazard down fol i a short while, dry and sum, weather will soon create them agair and the people of the town havt been asked to exercise great care l Tho fire wardens recently an nounccd that fire permits would b, | issued during April only on rain, days. April is regarded as one 0 the most dangerous months fo 1 brush fires, and tho local fire war l dcns arc determined to keep the fir, 1 protection standard here at q higl i point.
 i To Vacation Here Miss Emma Hills. q student a Sweet Briar college. Virginia. vii spend her spring vacation with he mother. Mrs. Edwin H. Hills o , Washington street
 Miss Mildred C. Fisher | Miss Mildred C. Fisher Of 6,