New Britain herald., 1917-03-21

Company, who has been in the com pany's employ continuously for eight years will be paid in tho event of his or her death, the sum of $1,000. To the beneficiary of an eanploye of seven years standing, will be paid the sum of $500. etc.
 ''If at any time while in the em- ploy of the Ttumbull Electric Mfg. company any insured employe not yet having attained the age of 50 years should become totally disabled from. any cause by accident or dis ease, tho amount Of insurance to which such employe has attained. will be distributed in equal amounts for such period of years as may be determined by the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Company after conference with such employe and his or her bene- ficiary.
 ..1f an employe by continuous em- ployment for eight years has attained the maximum amount of $1.00O and becomes totally disabled through ac- cident or disease, then $1.00O plus in- terest, will be distributed in equal amounts yearly for a period of twenty annual miscellaneous. The first ln- stallment to be paid six months after receipt of due proof of permanent total disability. If. the employe should die before the entire amount is distributed. then the balance would be paid to his or her dependents. "It gives us pleasure, therefore, to announce to those who have been In our employ for three months or more continuously, that they are now with ont expense to them protected by life insurance, payable to their bone ficiaries in the event of death, while in our employment.
 NO Medical Examination.
 ."rhe protection of one's family in the event of death Is of vital impor- tance. The ordinary cost of life in- surance in proper amount Is so great as to cause heavy burden upon ones income. In addition many would be unable to pass the rigid physical examination required for individual insurance.
 we are therefore pleased to an- rounce that by arrangement with the Travellers Insurance company, of Hart ford, this insurance will be- granted to all employees according to the plan which has been named, with medical examination. The insurance will ap- ply to all employees while they are in our service.
 "In consummating this arrange ment, 1t gives us pleasure to acknowl- edge the intelligent and zealous serv- ice which has characterized the work of the men and women in our em- ploy in the past, and which we have firm confidence will be continued in 4 s g a 4 Home. Guard Meeting. Following a.meeting of the commit tee appointed ], to have charge of the of the Home Guard in Plainville, held. last evening, it was that a public session: will be hold in the aTbwn. hall next Mon- day night atsI 8. o'clock. at which an address, explaining the object of the army will be given, by. Attorney Benedict M. Holden, of Hartford, a member. of the. state commission. ap- pointed to- have charge of the work Cpnnecticut.
 The committee, which Is made up of s. s. Gw1llim,, D.. H. Hills and Postmaster F.. J. Prior. elected MT. Gwillim to serve as: chairman. The m emb bers expect that they will be able to recruit, Plainville Home Guard of at least seventy. Z
 Enlistment blanks may be obtained from the committee, although the actual recruiting will not begin until after Monday nights meeting.
 Commissioner Gives Hope.
 Although giving no definite prom ise. Highway Commissioner Bennett has advised . Bristol commfttee that he wih make an effort toshaYe con- crete or other pavement eqf per- manent character laid on the road leadinr from Plainviile to Bristol durisix. tho coming summer.
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