New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
PLAINVILLE CONCERN SHAFTS NEW PLANT Casting Co. Begins Opera 'tiOns For Duplicate
 Building.
NO SCHOOL ON MONDAY
rIainNiIie Trust Company New Build ing Nearing tompietIon-pythin Hold Big Time Last Night-Locnl Families Move to New York.

Families Move to New York.
 Work has been started on the cree,
 ton of the new building of the Plain, 1 vile Casting company, It will ht
 an exact duplicate of the present
 plant and will measure 120 feet long by b2 feet wide. 1t will be one story | high. President Henry Washburr
 states that it will take about four oi
 five weeks to complete the structure ! When fully equipped. the factory vii employ about 125 hands.
 The Casting company has growr surprisingly large since it's short time 1 in this town and the officials are op- ! timistic in regards to future business l Large orders are constantly coming { in and when the factory started
 there were but 10 employed. Today 1 the payroll has 57 and it promises l. ! increase more than double with the l erection of the addition.
 school Notes.
 There will be no session at the 1 Plainville Grammar school on Mon day of next week, 1t being teachers i visiting day,
 Principal Orrin L.. Judd is prepar- ing to show the moving pictures | which were received so enthusiasti cally last term and it is probable that by next Friday, the pupils will have an opportunity to see some ed ucational films. MT. Judd gave the I machine an overhaulng yesterday. | The films will be shown in the base ment as they were last year. Mr. Judd has ordered 50 new films for this term.
 A Nictrola has been purchased and is being used in the various rooms | for Folk Dances and other purposes. The children bring records to the school
 C. l.. Cromwell of Hartford, super visor for the state of physical train ing in schools paid q visit to the school recently and gave lectures in all the rooms on physical training. He was very much impressed with the condition of the local institution and said that it was the best equip ped school he has ever visited and the children were well versed in phy- sical work He expects to visit the school again in the near future. Bank Ncnrs Completion. Work on the new addition to the Plainville Trust company is fast near ing completion and the officials eX- pect to have the entire place finished and occupied by February. The eX- teror work has been practically done and all that remains is the woodwork and furnishings on the interior. The building makes neat appearance with the debris cleared away and when spring comes, grass will be planted around the entire place. Safe ty vaults will be placed in the new building and accomm odations will be had for the increasing number of de- positors who have asked for these vaults.
 ROnd Work Progressing,
 Selectman William J. Johnson, cX- rects to complete about one-half of the proposed highway leading from the Plainville Casting company to Broad street within the next two weeks. The entire road will not he finished this year but plans are to have the rect opened as far as Bank street to enable the factory to have better progress during the winter. In the spring, the work will bc re- stunned again and from Bank street It will be broken open to Broad.
 Leave For New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Doughty and family of Broad street and Mrs. Flor once A. Murphy of Pennington ave- nue, left this morning fer New York. They plan to make their future home In that city
 Before leaving, Mr. Doughty pre- sented the Planville Library associa- tlon with set of G5 volumes. The association accepted the gift with great pleasure and extended Mir. and Mrs. Doughty vote of thanks. This will increase the circulation of the library considerabl bly,
 Pythian Lodge Notes.
 Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythias, held social time at the club rooms last n ight when the rank of esquire and knight were conferred to a class of candidates. Visitors from other lodges attended. Following the de- gree work, a social time was held when refreshments were served The local order is planning for an erter- tainment to be held at the rooms some time in December. A program Will be presented.
 New Lights Ordered.
 Selectman William Johnson has been in conference with the ConnCcti- cut Light and Power company m New Britain in regards to erecting several new lights about the city. This was shortly after the town meeting when 1t was established to place some 2d lights about the town where they were most needed. There has been no action, however taken as yet by the lighting company, although they had promised to see that new equip mcnt was forwarded and work could be started at ,,nca. Alr johnson will confer with the cumplly again in or der that sometning may be done be- fore the win;e' mon.hs set in.
 Church Notices
 e Plainville Baptist church-10:45 o'clock, The Vision of Warless World,' will be the pastors theme; F o'clock, Sunday school; 6 o'clock, Young Peoples Service; 7 o'clock, the pastor will speak of The Gospel Ac- cordins to You;' 7:45 o'clock Thurs day. prayer meeting.
 Methodist church--Preaching by the pastor at 10:45 o'clock in the morning. His subject will be Peace Universal" sunday school at F o'clock noon. Regular meeting of the Epworth lea gue at 6;S0 o'clock in the cvening. The regular midweek prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at 1:30 o'clock.
 Advent Christian church-Prcaching by the pastor, Rev. George F, Tyler, at 1O:i5 o'clock in the morning. Sun day school at 1905 o'clock. Evening services at [ o'clock.
 Church Of Our Saviour-Holy Com munion will be administered at 8 o'clock in the morning. Litany and Holy Communion at 1o:45 o'clock ! Church school at 12:15 o'clock. Even- song and sermon At o'clock in tha