New Britain herald., 1921-06-10
NEW FACTORY PLANS ID OPERATE MONDAY PlainVille Casting Co. May Con-
 menCe Operations Next Week TOMORROW IS BUNDLE DAY
Churches to Observe Children's Sun day-Autos in Collision HcSterday- Bandolik Given Heavy Fine in COIIrt-ItemS.

BandoHk Given Heavy Fine in
 COurt-Items.
 The plant of the Plainville Casting company at Broad street near the rail road tracks, is practically completed. It stands one story high and is made of brick, concrete and steel girders. The foundation is of concrete and the entire structure is modern in every re- spect. Plenty of light is found inside as windows from the entire walls of the building. The shop measures about 15O feet long and has a depth of some 60 feet.
 All machinery which is needed has arrived and is installed. The equip ment is up to date and the plant will be one of the best in this section of the state. The owners, Henry Wash burn and William Stewart, form merly of have striven to erect the plant as rapidly as possible and less than three weeks have passed since ground was broken
 The factory will in all proba bility commence operations Monday or Tues day of next week A force of about IS men will begin and gradually this force will be enlarged to a capacity of some so employees. Experienced steel men from Torrington and Bristol will begin the work. There are few men acquainted with moulding in Plain vile and it is not thought that there will be many here receiving work from the plant.
 MT. Stewart will act as superintend- factory, while MT. Washburn is pres ident.
 Give Old Clothes
 Bundle Day will be held here to- morrow in accordance with a cam paign all over the state for old clothes for the Near East Relief. The Boy Scouts will call at the homes about g o'clock in the morning and the resi- dents are urged to contribute whatever clothing they may see fit to and have all tied up in bundle anl left out on the front porch not later than o'clock if possible. Trucks will call and deliver the material to the room in the Neri Block at Central Square which has been seleced for head quarters.
 The bigger the heart, the bigger the bundle.'' is the slogan and al though silks and.satins are not asked for. any article will be gladly re- ceived. Substantial clothing is neces- sary for those in want. Miss Anna Graniss of Whiting street, head of the relief work here, will look over the clothing and save what is necessary for the poor and needy of the town. The rest will be forwarded to New Britain and then to proper channels to aid the sufferers across the water.
 Autos in Collision
 Hyman Moses of 1 Orchard street, Hartford, did a little damage here yesterday to the new Hupmobile own ed by Walter Lathrop and the Ford truck of Hugh Simpson. The accident happened on West Main street. Both ,ars owned by tho local men were | standing on tho side next to the Bris- | tol Mills. Moses was driving down 1 West Main street and to avoid hitting l pedestrian crossing the street, made | sharp curve and struck Simpsons | truck. The impact caused him to | swerve into Lathrop's car before he | came to stop. All cars were slightly damaged. Moses volunteered to pay i for the damages although the acci- 1 dent was unavoidable.
 While Arthur Ashland was driving ] a Ford touring car down East Main | street he took a sharp curve and | broke the rear axle.
 Baseball Games Tomorrow
 oSe"SOii are promised by the management of the Plainville A. C. team for tomor- 1 row and Sunday. Tomorrow afternoon they will clash with the fast Man , hester team at Aliens field at o'clock. The line up will include some new players. A top notch catcher from New Britain will be seen behind the bat The line up will be as follows: Cunningham, pitch; Downes, first base; EwaId, second base; Budinick, third base: Fitzpatrick, shortstop; FL Iiot. left field: Cassidy, center field. and Babeck. right field. It is possible that Saturday afternoon games will be cancelled should the support of the fans continue to be poor. There are small attendance at these games and the team is losing on them.
 On Sunday afternoon they will play the North End A. C. of Meriden at the local grounds. On the. pitching slab for the local players will be seen Phelps The kid wonder" of the Hartford County league. He plays with the East Hartord team and does some speedy work. His presence on the local team is looked forward to.
 The Aces will play the South Man chester team at that place tomorrow afternoon. On Sunday afternoon, they will play the Peerless A. C., of New Britain at Rockwells field. The Peer less A. C. defeated the Federals of Hartford by the score of 3 to 1 while the Aces defeated the .Federals 6 to :. therefore a good naT1e is anticipat-
 
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