New Britain herald., 1919-11-07
FLAMVLLLE I'VE WN FACTORY ACQUIRES
 ADDITIONAL LAND Standard Steel and Bearings Co.
 Buys From Newton YOUNG RED CROSS MEMBER
Ncek-Old M. Louise Mills Enrolled b, ParcntS--Allc@cd Auto Spccdcrs tO Re Tried Next Thur$.laN-~Hricf News Items of Interest.

me, mas puftn3%Nd property on West
 Main and Canal streets from Charles
 II. Newton, sSupcrintcndcn R. F.
 Bennett announced thiS mornin5.
 Tn" property consists of inc Andrews
 house at the corner of West Main anI Canal streets, thc home ot Mr Ne.t. ton and the house occupied by the torell and toNleS families on West Main street The entire section of land has a (rontag" of npproNinatc}> 200 feet on West Main street and 1"t feet on Canal street. II is an irrrsu- larly HhA Ap"d piece of property and th" greatest depth is 2S7 feet Mr. Bennett stated that it is the intention of the corporation to make
 some changes in tho dwelling houses and they will be used for rooming quarters for some of the torcmcn and assistant fOrcmCn employed hN the Standard Steel and Bearings, Incor-
 poratcd. The need of such u move
 has been felt for some riInr. ,rnt nni.. hN this corporation, but by other
 factories in town, and toe .,o .. | Steel and Bearings, Incorporated, is the first local concern 10 introduce such Hrrangcmc cnta for it's forcmcn
 Rcd Cross Notes.
 Tia invlllC has enrolled among it's
 ltod Cross members M. Louise Mills
 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mills,
 Of East Main street. The child is
 Just about one week old and proba by
 the youngest member who has been enrolled in the national drive.
 The committees started today on the house-to- house canvass of every family in town. The team captains are as follows: Mrs. C. II. Newton.
 Mrs. C. II. Curtis Mrs. J. A. Iynch,
 Mrs. $. &. l;Willim, Mrs. Henry Trnm-
 bull, Mrs W. A. Bailey. Mrs. r. J. tallcn, Mrs. l.. C. Stevenson, Mrs. w. A. Cassidy, Miss Katherine rjtz- gerald, Mrs. ". IT. Wilson. Mrs R. IT. Stephenson, Mrs. C. R Clark (booths).
 Mrs. J, IT. Trumbul, Edwin ITills
 (factories) and o. l.. Judd (schools
 .\ll-Stars Challenge. The All-StarS foot ball team Of this. town would like 10 arrange sunday games with teams in this section of the state, averaging lS0 pounds. the games to be played on grounds out or this town. The Mohawks, of New
 Britain. arc preferred. Teams wish ing to arrange games may communi- cate wilh Joseph Winnigcr. Broad street, Plainvilo.
 Einal Plans Tonight The committees appointed at inc meeting Of Brock Barnes post last Monday evening will meet this eve ming in the fremen's rooms at the Town hall 10 perfect hnal arrange mcntS for the parade and banquet to be held on Monday evening to relc- brate the anniversary Of the signing of the armiStice. The members of the committees are requested to re- port promptly at the rooms at T:30 o'clock.
 Local Boy Honorcd. John J. FitH|trald son of Mr. and Mrs. M. d. Fitzgerald, Of IS7 West Main street, has been Clcrtcd prcSi- dent of the senior class at the C'Iar!1- son college of Technology. at poI,- dam, x. Y. This is the second lime that Mir Fitzgerald has be"n selected by hl% classmates as president, having held that office in the junior class at Clark son. He is al%n manager or the basketball squad and loader of the omicron Pi Omjcron Fraternity orchestra. He IS a era aduotc of the locH! x, -ool and the New Britain High school
 Trials Postponed.
 stat" Policeman rhlllr EI>nn who 1 was badly hurt when thrown from ! his motorcNc clc on the sSouthington road q few weeks ago and who has | been confined to the Hartford hospi- ! tai, is fully recovered and was in FlnlnVillc last night to testify at the l trial or several motorists who were ! scheduled 10 appear on the charge Of reckless driVinE The trials were
 continued until next Thursday eve
 ming
 [ Iniuuc Social Wednesday, The women Of the Cougrrg gationnI 1 church are planning for unique 1 church &oCinl to be held in Inc l church parlorS next WcdncSdaN eve 1 ming, following the usual afternoon 1 work of the church society. All who | can do so are requested to he present 1 in old-fa shoncd costumes, and to
 take part iu the evenings pleaaure. Among the attractions will he an old 1 fashioned spelling bee. Lunch roun- ters for the sale of pic cruIlers, 1 dough and roffec will be conduct
 ed. No admission will be charged and q good time is as%rIrcd
 &!5.OoO Offer Made. James MHneIlo, the we'll known l Italian grocer, who owns " large par 1 eel of land and dWellnc house and ! store on Whiting street, received nn | offer Of $l5. .O00 from a Hartford real ! estate dca Ter vest crdnN for the en- | tire property. Mr. MnCllO refused to | consider the offer.
 tumr to Speak Sunday.
 L. M llumc who hhs spent tn" past | six years in Lchorc, northern India
 where he Was engaged in lnternation-
 al Y. M. C. A. work, will be the l speaker at the Congregational church 1 at the sunday morning services. Bc- 1 fore leaving for India, NIT. Hume was