New Britain herald., 1920-10-23
PlainVille Electro Plating Shop
 Ready for Occupancy
FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW
Autos Collide on East Main Street. Water Main Rcpaircd-ValuabIc Property Sold - Advent Church Plans-Church Notices.

i The Plainville Electro Plating com pany, recently incorporated with a capital stock of S50.000, has already its new factory built and ready for occupancy. The property, and once busy shop Of Charles II. Calor on Forestville avenue, which was burned down some time ago. was purchased by the concern in August. and oper- ations for rebuilding it were com menced. The new factory is prac- tically the same size as the other and is about 125 feet deep with a front age of 130 feet. The old boiler, for merly used in the Calor shop, has been re-installed and repairs on the old machinery made. The new machines for the plating process have not ar rived. An order has been placed for some time but the present rail- road and other conditions have caused a slight delay.
 The new owners, Albert Maynard, William O. Stumpf and Howard B. Wilson. Bristol men, will have the heat treatment processes and jobbing done in the new place. The manu- fracture of hardware products and electro plating will be the main work. The plant will probably enl- ploy about 1e men.
 Football Tomorrow.
 The postponed game between the PIainville football team and the Southington Pirates, that was to have been held last Sunday, will be played at RockweIrs field tomorrow after noon. The game will be called at o'clock.
 Autos Collide.
 -v,, ,1A I,-,,- in his automobile yesterday afternoon, William Wilber of Washington street was run into by a Forestville man whose name could not he learned. Ac- cording to Nilber, he held out his hand as he drove slowly up East Main street, warning the auto follow ing, that he was to stop. Evidently the driver in back did not see the signal but kept on With the result that he crashed into the rear of Will ber's car. The rear fender was smashed.
 The driver admitted that he was to blame and offered to pay for the da images
 Water Main Repaired.
 The water in the town was shut off for a comparatively short time yes terday afternoon. The engine at the pumping station was DrOheh would not work. Joseph J. McKernaa imme ediately ordered the water shut off and repairs on the engine were made. It was expected that long time would be necessary for the re- pairs and the people were notified of the water being shut off beforehand. The engine pumps the water from the wells that supply the town.
 propcrty Transfer
 The property consisting of the large new house and a valuable tract of land of Adeline Bennett on II Strong Court, has changed hands. Fred D. Hastings of Whiting street is the new owner. It is estimated that the proper ty is valued at about $13,00O. MT. Hastings will prepare to move into the house soon. The house has seven large rooms in it and is completely modern in all respects.
 Advent Church Plans.
 Ii has been decided by the finance committee of the Advent Christian church. that the proposed celebration on the elimination of the church debt be postponed indefinitely. The church debt of s1.OO0 had recently been raised by the members of the con- gregation and teams composed Of eight captains. Because of the illness of Mrs Frank Wheeler, who is member of the finance committee, the plans have been post roned. Meetings have been held by the committee and matters for the oc- casion have been discussed but it is the desire of the committee that all who participated in raising the sum be present.
 Church Notices.
 Episcopal Church-Morning serv- ice at 1O:45 a. m with prayer and