New Britain herald., 1916-03-28

that the district will not be allowed to die a natural death at the com- ing meeting even if no steps are ta ken to bring about realization of the purposes for which it was organized
 An effort will probably be made tC have a district committee continue in existence, even it serves as body in name only, without any specified duties. Such action would avoid unnecessary trouble whenever the voters feel that the needs of the town make the investment :n a sewer system desira ble.
 The addition of the Rockwell-Drake factory to the towns industries will eventually mean 8 substantial growth in the population of PlainNr,- and as 1t has practically passed' the stage where it is classified as a village its resid dents should see that t bears sor1e rCsem b1ance to a modern town. Con- scNuentlN the sewer project is bound to loom up large before a great while and progressive inhabitants believe time should be taken by tl.e foreIock and the towns needs anticipated be- fore it's defects have harmful effect on it.
 AnucrSOn Funeral.
 The One Hundred Mems society was well represented at the f1i cral of John Anderson of Hartford held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Swedish Congregational church. Mir. Anderson was an active member of the organization for a number of years and others affiliated with if turned out to pay their respects to his memory
 Prayers were said at his home is Hartford after which the body was brought to the church. The ser vices were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Charles Carlson and Rev. l.. H. bakcr lnterment was in West cem ctery.
 Frost Eorestcrs' Physician.
 Dr. Lawrence H. Frost was nom mated for court physician at the reg ular meeting of Court General Law ton, F. of A.. held last evening in Grange hall. pr. J. l.. Kelly of New Britain had been giving medical treat ment to members during their illness but it was thought advisable to have q resident physician. Dr. Frost is one of the members of the court and his selection is said to meet with general 
 That the growth of the local branch of the organization given impetus at the anniversary Celcbra tion several | weeks ago continues was made evil i lent at last nights meeting, five new applications for membership having ] heen received. The court now has 1 eleven candidates for initiation It's l progress during the past six months l has attracted considerable attention | throughout the state and Forcsters in ! other cities are paying considerable 1 attention to it. After last nights meeting the of l fccrs and several of the members went to New Britain to attend the of the anniversary of ! Court Prosperity.
 Open Warehouse Next Week.
 The Plainville warehouse of the 'ahill Provision company of Meriden will probably be opened for business lcxt week. The building, formerly occupied by Lucas Cartcr's foundry, las been fitted up for use and the ar 'iral of goods is looked for in a few lays
 T. J, Skelly is to look after the sales md of the business and Edward Dyer # Merdcn will be tho house man lSer.
 James HanIcN. has resigned his ,laCc as driver for tho New Haven 1 Tallow company after five years of orvicc and will join the Cahill pco- ,les staff here. Francis SlIcl1y of Waterbury, brother of tho manager. ras also accepted a position with the company.
 Brief Items.
 Rev. William F. Kilcoyne is spend ng a few days with his parents in )a nbury.
 There was a most unfaVordble hange in the condition of John Skinner yesterday afternoon and for a | ime his relatives were greatly Con