New Britain herald., 1920-01-17
GWILLIM TAKES UP ADDITIONAL DUTIES Will Act as Superintendent Of
 Trumbull Plant CONFIRMATION TOMORROW
Bishop Brewster Will Visit Episcopal ChurCh-SnoW Flows Idie-Talk on Near East-ChurCh ServiceS-Other News Items

As result of the resignation Of William C. Reagan as superintendent of the Trumbull Electric Manufactur- ing company s Is1ant, several changes have been made. Stanley s. GwllHm- general manager of the firm, becomes acting superintendent and will as- lsume the duties formerly incum bent upon Mr. Reagan. Ralph l.. Sey- mour will act assistant supe-in- tendent. Under the new mana cement H. S. Smith will be production enGl- neer and Charles R. sherman will be- come plant engineer. It is understood that MT Reagan has no definite plans for the future.
 Advertised Letters.
 Letters for the following persons are advertised uncalled for at the postoffice: Mrs. Lima A. stone, Miss Catherine Mangan, Miss Lucy Egan, Miss Mary A. Connor, Miss Adeline Merrill, H. NJ. Covert, Thompson x Remington. Mrs. Paul Cote. William F. Quinn and P. l. Chagnon.
 Ssowstorm Troubles.
 Last nights SnoWStorm ca used de lays in the trolley and train sched- ules. The Conn ecticut company's cars were held up by the drifts and Were late on nearly all trips. The midnight OlnkN na0 IfOuDie Tn keeping up steam and forcing through the drifts. The Bristol & Plainville Tramway Co. kept cars running at intervals all night to keep the tracks clear of snow. The New Britain trolleys were run ming late this morning.
 Funeral of Leo Grenier.
 The funeral nf Leo Grenier was held yesterday afternoon at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Willia m Grenier. Besides his parents he is survived by a brother. Daniel Burial was in St. Joseph's Cat holic cemetery.
 Talk on Near East Relief.
 Howard Bradstreet will talk on the Near Eass relief campaign tomorrow morning at 10:4o o'clock at the Con gregational church. Mr. Bradstreet is secretary Of the Hartford Am eri- caniza ton board and also represents the state committee of the Near East Relief fund. He is interesting talker and knows his subject thor ougbly. Considerations for the fund will he received at the services.
 Confirmation Glass Tomorrow.
 Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster. D. b.. of the Episcopal diocese. will visit the Church of OlA'. Savior tomorrow morning for confirmation at the 1O:45 o'clock service The number of peo-
  ed Following the ceremonies, Bish op Brewster will preach.
 Snow Flows Idle.
 Although the town of Plainviile owns at least two snow plOughs which for years have been used to make paths about the town following a snoWstorm. the blows were idle this morning and the snow Was piied Yin drifts in many places. Whether it is the intention of the Sclectmen to dis card the blows and discontinue the practice of ma king patns whether the failure to do so is the result of the shortage of labor is question.
 Church Notices.
 Congregational Church--Near East relief day will be observed at all services tomorrow. Offerings will he received at the morning service. the Sunday school and at the Christian Endeavor meeting for this cause. which appeals more to he pity and charity of America than any other cause at the present time. The morn ing service will be held at 10:4S o'clock and Howard Bradstreet of Hartford win speak on the Near Fla st relief fund. It is expected that large contribution will be received and that those who cannot attend tl..e services will send Their contribut ions tc the church treasurer, Ralph E.