New Britain herald., 1921-01-29
PLAMHLLE NEWS
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o'clock in the evening. Miss Carrie Stewart will be the leader. Her sub tect will be, The Handshake 1f Neighbors." There will be cottage prayer meeting Thursday evening. at the home of Mrs. John F.. Lamb of 67 Broad street.
 Advent Christian church-Tomo or row morning Rev. George F.. Tyler will have as n subject, God Speaking Through Men" The Sunday school will meet at 12:45. At o'clock the Loyal Workers service will be held and at the pastor will speak upon the subject. When Blinded Eyes arc Opened" The mid-week prayer meet ing conducted by the pastor will ne held on Thursday evening.
 Plainville Baptist church-Saturday evening at 7:45 Rev. H. D. Coe of Bristol, will give chalk talk on The Hearts Great Question 10:45 a. m. the pastors theme will be "A Graci- ous Invitation" 12:o5 m. Sunday school" 6 p. m. Young Peoples serv- ice. T p. m Rev. H. D. Coe, of Bristol, will preach.
 Forestville Notes
 Mrs Sadie Lindsay of Garden street has been moved to the Hartford hos pital for treatment.
 Edwin N Derhet of Bristol has ac- cepted a position as barber in Robert Metcalrs place on Central street.
 There was grass fire last evening on the hill West Of the Bristol Brass. There was little damage. The place was evidently ignited by boys.
 More than 40 local employees of the Bristol Brass company have been laid off. Some of the departments have gone on three days a week schedule with an eight hour day, it is said. The Sessions Clock company is also slack ening up a trifie on orders.
 Senator Tr1,mbun Active
 During the recent meetings of the houses of the legislature at Hartford, Senator John Trumbull has taken some active parts and brought for ward many bills. His last one was the blll for the Hartley Corporation which will aid in doing charitable work throughout the state The trust fund will be used extenSively for gen. eral welfare purposes and will reach into the million dollar mark. Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins, will be the donor of the sum and is daughter of the late MArcellus Hartley who was the prlnc1p0I nGuTe III the DuHu- ng of the Union Metallic and Reming- ton Arms companies in Bridgeport. Senator Trumbuil introduced the bill m the senate after Conferring with R. B. Stoecke1. Sena- ator TrumbHll also introduced the bill Tor a tax of one cent upon every gall on of gasoline sold, which money will 70 into the treasury of the state, if he bill is accepted. His bill asking Tor an appropriation of s6o0.0oe for he Home for Crippled Children at of which he is director, was referred to committee for further action. This is Senator Trum- ,ull's first term in the legislature and ts promises to be a busy one for him
 Toh Briefs
 l.. w Beebe of fl Canal street, has ,one to his former home in Cannan. .onn., to attend the funeral of his .unt, Mrs. Newton Beebe. Mrs. Beebe vas formerly Mary Clark of Plainville.
 Mrs. Luther Haines of Mountain View has returned to her home after reatment at t\the Hartford hospital.
 NIT. and Mrs. Frank Klatt of 20 Broad street, are receiving congratu- ations on the birth of a boy, born yesterday.
 The w. c. T. U. held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dresser of Church and Main streets. Miss Heineman, nurse here, lid not give a report as had been