New Britain herald., 1920-07-17
SPRING co.
 TO BUILD ADDITION
Will Increase Production and
 Employ Score More Hands
OPEN AIR THEATER PLANNED

CaTerty and English Begin New En- tcrprisc in Town-Bascban Game
 Tomorrow at Aliens EIcId-UsuaI
 Services in the Churchcs-Othcr
 News Items of Interest.
 With a new one story addition being built that covers 50 feet of ground and fully double the size of the other section of the factory. the Peck Spring Manufacturing company will be in a position to handle the large business and constantly increasing number of orders coming in with greater convenience. At the present time the factory employs 55 hands and was compelled to enlarge the place because of rapid growth of the business. The new section will prob ably employ 20 hands and is expected 10 be completed within a month. All that remains to be finished is the roof. Machines have been ordered and will arrive any day to be installed and ready for operation.
 Outdoor Movies
 The public will have an opportunity to enjoy itself at an open air motion picture theater starting in the middle of next week w. J. Mccarthy and J. English have plans under way for the erection of a large tent on the Neri propery next to the Colonial Inn on Central Square that will have d seating capacity of about $50. The tent is expected to arrive today or Monday. at the latest, and measures 40xsO feet. Frank Cunningham. a  and local musicians will be employed
 Bill Games.
 At Aliens field tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. the PIainville Ath- letic club will play the fast Crimsons of Hartford. Condon and Kalish will appear for the locals and the lineup will be strengthened by several new players. The Plainville team has been playing exceptionally good ball lately. having already won six out of nine games. The team will appear in new uniforms tomorrow. They were pur- chased from the proceeds realized from the dance recently given by the club recently. Private subscriptions donated by several of the leading business men aided in the outfittins of the team. The suits are of a cream color and have a thin black stripe. As yet there have been no initial put on them, although q large English script letter 'P' will be sewed on the left side when they arrive
 The Aces have arranged to play the All Stars of Hartford and will jour ney to that place tomorrow after noon. Moreno and Elliot will be the 
 Church Notes.
 Plainvillee M. F.. Church-Preachn by the pastor, Rev. James M Tranmer at 1o:45 a. m., on the topic, Does It Pay?' Sunday school at 12 o'clock. and Epworth league meeting at s:45 o'clock. The topic will be Why People Are Unhappy" and will he led by F. B. Manchester Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, with the sub iect by pastor, Rev. James Tranmer, Heirs of God" Regular prayer Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Congregational Church-Regular service at 1O:45. with Rev. Raymond Beardsley of Windsor con- ducting the services.
 Ba ptist Church-Services will be at 1o:45 a. m.. and the pastors theme will be Christ On Board with Sun day school at 12:05. At D. m. there will be the Young Peoples service and at D. m. the pastor will have for his theme The Work Completed.
 Advent Church-Tomorrow morn ing Rev. George F. Tyler will have a n subject "A Great Change Coming"