New Britain herald., 1930-12-15

| Funeral services will be held on l Wednesday at d time and place to be announced later. Arrangements are l in charge of Erickson aa Carlson ot New Britain.
 To Present se, enteen'' seventeen" q comedy of youth ! by Booth Harrington. will be pre- sented by the Masque and Gown cluo at the High school Friday evening l It is the tragedy Of William Sylyanus Baxter, who has ceased to be a bo: and has not yet been recognized Is q man, This part IS being admirably portrayed by Edgar Hubbard, whose attempts to convince his parents and i friends that he is grown up are sure 1 to win the sym pathy of the audience.
 The story is of youth. love and summer time. It is work full Of | human sympathy and hun1or and en- joyed run of four years in New | York and on the road, IL is admir- ably adapted for High school pro duction. Advance sale of tickets in- dicate that the play will be well sup ported.
 Parish Guild Meeting The Parish guild Of the Church Of i Our Saviour will meet next Thursday evening with Mrs. Howard LaFicIl on West Main street. There will be business meeting in connection with this session and all members are urged to be present.
 Entertatns Notable
 Mrs. Jchn II. Trumbull entertained wives of the members of Governor 1 Trumbull's military staff at her home on Pennington avenue Saturday eve ming, Each received a photogra of Governor and Mrs, Trumbull i taken at Hot springs, Va, and mounted in q silver frame bearing i the state seal and date.
 i Both daughters of Governor and Mrs. Trumbull, Miss Jean TrumbulI and Mrs. John Coolidge. were at home.
 Legion Meeting Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion will hold it's regular meeting | in Legion hall on Whiting street 10 morrow evening at o'clock. All members are requested 10 be present. Definite announcement concerning the Legion sale Of Christmas trees will probably be made.
 Girl Scout Sale
 The mem bers Of Miss Viola Petti's division of the Plajnville Girl Scouts will hold q Christmas sale tomorrow at the regular club meet ing from 4S0 to 5:3o o'clock. The girls have been busy all during the fall making the articles for the sale. i All friends. relatives and townspeo- ple who are interested in the Girl Scouts are asked to come and ! patronize the gifts and candy. The sale will be held on the first floor of Grange hall on Pierce street.
 To Sing Carols
 The Girl Scouts all n CT the eoun- try serve their communities in some manner. The Girl Scouts of Piainville did their part al Thanks giving by the filling and delivering or baskets TOT the neeQN.
 For their Christmas enterprise they will sing Christmas carols to the sick and shut-ins on Monday 1 December 22 This will be their annual round Of the town and the girls would like to reach everyone who wants to hear them sing. Any one who would like 10 have the girls sing their carols for him or her or the 92d is asked 10 call Mrs Russell Smith, telephone SIS. SC that the girls may begin to plar their work al once,
 To Elect Officers Officers will he elected al tht regular meeting Of Washington. Trumbull circle. Companions or the Forest 10 he held this evening al 7:31 o'clock in l. c, c. F. hall on West Main street. Final arrange mcnts will be made for the Christ mas season. All members are urged to be present
 Fancy Article Sale
 The Ladies Aid society Of the church oi Our Lady of Mercy will hold q public Christmas sale of fancy articles and food tomorrow afternoon starting at o'clock in | tho empty store in the Strand build ing. Many beautiful articles as well as a wide variety of food will be offered the public.
 Hits Telephone Pole William J. Alexander Of 4 Sher- man court New Britain narrowly escaped serious injuries Saturday , evening at 7:55 o'clock when his car struck telephone pole on New Britain avenue. H. vas treated for a cut on his nose by pr. George r. Cook.
 While drN ing along Inc avenue, Alexander bumped into the rear fender Of a ear in front of him. The shock of the impact tore the wheel from from his hands and the car plunged across the road and against the pole. The pole uas snap ped off completely at the base and was held up only by the cables.
 Constable George Schubert inycs- tigatcd and found no cause for ar rest. A settlement was made be- tween the two drivers involved. EpNor,h League Meeting
 There will be q special meeting Continued or Page 15)