New Britain herald., 1930-10-24

High of Southington team will be staged tomorrow afternoon at 2:So o'clock at Recreation park in South ington. The game is expected to be witnessed by a record crowd II both teams battled to scoreless tl' in their first meeting of the year.
 Southington is said 10 have in, proved 100 per cent since the first battle but the locals are contdents that they will gain victory. Coach Earle McNaughton has been drilling his charges daily for the past two weeks in preparation for the game.
 Urges Early Mailing
 Postmaster James l.. Usher has received q list from Washington showing approximately the latest dates on which articles should be posted to foreign countries in order to assure delivery on or before Christmas. Mir, Usher urged local people to cooperate with the post Il officials in foreign Christmas mail ins SO as to avoid considerable trou- blc and confusion.
 Due to the cust onls formaltcS which must. in most cases. be com piled with in connection with parcel post packages, it is difficult 10 state definitely the exact time required to assure delivery to addresses, and such articles should be mailed in ad- vance of the dates given wherever possible so as to connect with earlier -to A loIo n congestion in foreign post offices.
 Some of the dates for the mailing of packages to foreign countries are as follows: China. November 25: Germany. December 10: Greece, De- cember 5: Irish Free State. Decem- Der ]; Italy, December ': Japan. i December 4 Panama, December IA :: Philippine Islands November 2S; Spain. December [; Sweden. Decem- Der 10 and Virgin Islands, Decem- | Der 10. Information concerning other countries may be secured at the post office.
 Suit For S309
 Nicholas J. Sidoti has brought suit for damages of $500 against Anna Battagla through Attorney S. i Gerard Casale of New Britain. The writ is returnable in the city court Of New Britain on the third Monday of November.
 The plaintiff claims that he lent 1 $2l5 to the defendant and has not been repaid. Constable John g. i ReCor of New Britain served the papers and placed eight lots owned by the defendant in Plainvillc un- der attachment
 Piain,ille Briefs
 The assessors will be in session at the town hall tomorrow from to p. m. and to p. m. to receive lists from property owners.
 Miss Vivian Johnson, daughter Of MT and Mrs. Albin Johnson Of Woodford avenue. has returned from the Hartford hospital. where she underwent an operation for ap- pendiCitis two weeks ago.
 MT. and Mrs, Chaunccy Monroe and son Of Milo. Me. arc visiting Mrs William A. Allan of Spruce street.
 Mrs. I. Grocnough and daughter of Milo, Me. are spending few days with Mrs l.. Thomas of Forest vile avenue and Mrs. A. L. Farrai of Lincoln street.
 Blues Home sunday
 Tho plainvillc Blue football team will meet the undefeated Southing ton team Sunday at the local higl school field. The locals have beer ; shaping up strong in recent game! and expect a hard battle with th' FcNto town agGrc Sation.
 An important practice will be hcl, th.5 evening at 6:S0 o'clock, weath CT permitting.
 Fine winter apples. Mrs. r. II Stephenson. Tel 55S-5.-udvt.
 Broilers at lowest prices. ( D'Amico, Diamond St, Plainvillc.- &GNt.
 Fine winter apples. Mrs. F. H stephenson. tel. 55S-5.-advt