New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
Many Proxies Sent in for Meet
 ing of Bank Stockholders
PLAINYILLE DISAPPOINTED
Wanted Auto Parts Company to Come to This Town-Getti1G Ready for Opening of Sci2oc.s---lt's "Jut,gc'' CaEO1, NoW--I.c7l1s.

Plairviilc residents and business men have taken kindly to the proposal to convert the local bank into a trust company. Secretary Mcleod reports that numerous proxies have been for wardod to tho bank officials from the stock holders, authorizing the former to cast their votes in favor of the proposition when action is taken at the special meeting of the bank, September A.
 Sentiment about town seems to be unanin CuG for the change. A trust company charter will give the hank an opportunity to serve the conmu1i- ty in now channels and at the same time it's patrons will enjoy all the banking privileges they now 'pccScss under the national bank charter. The town is steadily growing and With the building Cf new houses and business structures there is a constant demand for legitimate lOars which the bank is in a position to advance, but for it's present restricted powers.
 Plcinyillc's Chance Conc. Cons;dcra olc disapr ointment was expressed today by local business men when they learned that Plainvillc had let slip the opportunity to secure The Hartford Auto Parts company, which seemed so rosy few days ago. Plainville's loss in this instance is New Britain's gain. The proposition accepted by the business men of New Britain to lease a piece of land hay ing railroad frontage and build factory largo enough to accomodate 250 mechanics and close out to the company at the end of five years was practically the same as considered here. Less difficulty in raising the needed funds. however, was met in New Britain than here but the plant was only secured after much hard work upon the part of inf1uencial man ufacturers and business men in the Hardware City.
 Cafferty Jailed
 Frank Cafferty, who was arrested Thursday night for intoxication by Officer Marine, was tried before Jus tice A. H. COndelI yesterday afternoon and found guilty. A jail sentence of thirty days Was imposed G. S. Bapcock concord was utilized as a patrol wagon in conveying the pri&on- CT from the town hall to the rail- road station.
 School Activities.
 Secretary Rogers of the school board stated this morning that pre- parations for opening the schools for the fall term are progressing satis- factorily. New desks for the sixth grade pupils have been installed in the old kindergarten in the Broad street school. The newly purchased portable school has yet to arrive and on this account it may be necessary to delay opening the kindergarten few days after the term opens. Calor Will Be Judge. In the absence of Justice A. H. Condell, who left yesterday on two weeks fishing trip to the Thou sand Islands, Charles H. Calor will be presiding justice over the police court sessions.
 Scared by Dog, The young daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Parkinson of Broad street was badly frightened early this morning while passing through Pierce street when a dog leaped up- on her and scratched her hand with it's paws. She screamed in terror and at first it was though she had been severely bitten, but investigation showed that she was more scared than injured.
 Outing to Savin Rock.
 The employees of the Edward T.