New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

program will be entirely musical and will consist of orchestra, quar- tet, duet, and solo numbers by the Hartford Seminary foundation stu dents. The public is invited.
 Teacher to Leave
 Mrs. Raymond Beveridge, teacher of home economics at the Plainvlle High school will leave the local teaching corps at the end of the present school year. Before her marriage she was Miss Barbara Case. She is highly regarded by Superintendent of Schools Leon C. Staples and is well liked by her pupils. Mrs. Beveridge notified the school board at the beginning of the present school year that she would leave this June.
 Fishing season Opens
 The fishing season officially open cd today and early this morning local anglers were seen vending their way towards their favoritc ponds and brooks. So far Town Clerk William II. Wilson has issued S5 combination fishing and hunting licenses and four fishing licenses
 Besides the state leased waters, the fish and game commission con- trols good trout stream. known as the Mount Misery brook. in a 5000 acre state forest in the town S' Noluntown and vicinity. The sea- son ends on June 30 in state leased streams except that angling for the fish other than trout is allowed in the following streams from July to November l: Pennington river, west branch: Fenton river, below Bassctt's bridge; Natchaug river, North Windham pond only; Shepaus river, from railroad bridge at Judd's bridge to Housatonic river. The state has also acquired fishing rights on the Willimantic river. from below the mouth of Roaring brook in Staf- ford to Willimantic.
 Dog Owners Slow
 With almost half the month gone by, only 45 dog licenses have been issued by the town clerk. There arc about 300 dogs in town and a rush is expected during the next tSo weeks. After May 1 dog owners will be assessed an extra dollar apiece for failure to take out licenses in the time prescribed by the law. Holiday Hours
 All of the barber shops in town will be open until 10 o'clock Thurs 1 day evening and will be closed all day Good Friday, according to ar announcement made today. Tho regular hours will he observed al the post office. Practically all tho factories in town arc planning tc l close for the day.
 Offered Appointment First Sergeant Myron Fancor O Co. l, 1G9th Infantry. C. N. G.. wh, i holds the highest non- -commissionct office in the ranks of Co. l. has bccl offered the position of second lieu | tenant. a commissioned office. {, [ cd It is understood that Sergean Rancor. who is a resident of Plain yille will not accept the offer.
 PIainyillc Briefs
 The junior choir of the Baptis church will meet on Thursday after noon at 3:So o'clock at the church t' practice Easter music. Every mem bcr is urged to be present.
 Dr. Lawrence H. Frost has uui claimed an undivided half interest il local property to Mrs. Edith Frost according to a deed filed at the offic of the town clerk.
 Members of Martha Rebcka lodge are attending the state con vention being held in Middletown,
 The Winsted high school gle clubs captured the Central Connect cut title against large field C competitors including Plainvillc yes tcrday afternoon.
 Confessions will he held tomorro' afternoon and evening at the churc of Our Lady Of Mercy.
 $. P. Williams and grandson, Fred crick Bullcn, Jr.. Of Manchester, H.. arc spending the Easter holiday with friends here.
 The condition of Mrs. James Mul phy of Whiting street, who is i'll ( the home of her sister. Mrs. Cathe, , inc Cameron Of Morris Cove. i7 crit cal Little hope is held for her rC covery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter r. Barrow have returned from q motor trip Syracuse N. T.. and vicinity. Mir , Barrows' sister. Mrs. J. r.. Sulliva , of Warren. N. r., and Mrs. Willial Powers of Syracuse returned hom , with the local couple 10 spcn Easter. They will return by way ( NeN York Ciiy