New Britain herald., 1930-04-21

Mrs. Minnie Hyde of 5S Maple street. A good attendance is desired.
 Governor Attends Dinner
 Governor John H. Trumbull at tended the annual dinner of New York chapter, No. IS, National So- journcrs, held at the Hotel Astor in honor of Major General Wendell Gushing Neville, commandant of the United States Marine corps, and members of the corps. Many other prominent officials were in atten- dance. as was Governor Tranklyn D. Roosevelt of New York.
 Bicycle Is Stolen
 Roy Peterson of Cottage street reported 10 Constable George Schu- bert today that his biclcle had been stolen from the veranda of his home. The officer is conducting an inves- tigation. The boy is employed at the Standard Steel & Bearings, Inc, and used the bicycle in his work.
 Benefit Card Party
 A largo attendance is expected at the bridge and whist to be held Wednesday evening at o'clock'jn Grange hall under the auspices of the Parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour for the benefit of the parish house building fund. Tickets have been selling very rapidly and those who have not already secured them may get them at the door. Prizes will be awarded the winners in all the games.
 Easter Services
 Easter services at all the churches were largely attended and special music rendered. At the Baptist church six new members were re- ceived, two by letter, Mrs. Emma B. Hall and Edward Baker, and four by baptism, George H. Pahl, Mrs. Myles Limeburner, Marion Hill and Florence Fraizer.
 Scout Activities
 The past week proved to be a banner one for the Boy and Cir. scouts in Plainville. Both engaged in very important affairs.
 The Boy Scout district of Plain- vile board of review was held We'd nesday evening at Troop 33 head quarters in Legion hall. It approved of Charles and Laurence Parson. both of troop A, as first class scouts; and German Smith of troop A, Leon Daily of troop 1, and Clin- ton Wright of troop 1 as second class scouts.
 These boys will attend the New Britain council court of honor We'd nesday evening in the new senior high school annex for final admit tance. Boys who have uniforms must wear them at this meeting. The sec ond inspection of Plainvlle troops will be held soon and without further notice.
 Governor John H. Trumbull pre- sented the Girl Scouts who had 100 per cent attendance records for the past year with gold stars at the high school Thursday evening. He also made a speech congratulating the girls, Mrs. E. l.. Warren, Girl Scout commissioner of New Britain, presented silver stars to girls who had 90 per cent attendance marks Mrs. Clifford Perkins, chairman of the national board of Girl Scouts in Hartford, presented the tenderfoot scouts with pins.
 Miss Irene HaiGis. Girl Scout di- rector of New Britain, led the girls in singing Girl Scout songs. Miss Agnes Laise, Miss Helen Perkins and Miss Kathleen Clark of national headquarters were guests besides members of the Southinston Girl Scout troop. Captain Miss Dorothy Jacobs demonstrated Girl Scout activities, Miss Glen Radcliffe. regis tered nurse, passed several girls in bed making.
 Governor Trumbull commended Captain Jacobs on her work with the Girl Scouts, of which he is yer. proud. Owing 10 illness, Mrs. John