New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
PLainuiWe News

flKE UUMPANY htAD Popular Foreman Reelected for
 Seventh Consecutive Time .IDR. J. (. TANNER REC0VERS Leave for Panama to Visit Daughter
 Warrants Issued for Alleged Rob \ ber-Christian Endcavor Notes t Plain,ille Briefs.
 N Michael Sullivan, for the past six years foreman of Plainvillc Hose Co. No. i, was last night reelected head of the company for the coming year. i Mir. SuliiVan's election was unanim- ous. The other officers who were elected to serve with him are as fol- lows: First assistant foreman, Will liam Cook: second assistant foreman, George Schubert: secretary. Clement 1 Prior; treasurer. Howard Usher; stew ard, Albert Conlon. Reports of the officers were read and showed that the company has experienced a very successful year.
 Dr. Tanner Improving
 ra confined to his home on East Main street for the past week suffering 1 from serious nervous breakdown, was sufficiently improved to be out yesterday. Dr. Tanners health has not been of the best for the past few months and it is thought that he will i be forced to take an extended rest in order to fully recover,
 Leave For Panama
 ! Mir. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert Of Mountain View left yesterday for New i York where Mr. Gilbert will board i the $. $. Christobal for Panama. While thore he will visit his dangh i ter, Mrs. Harrison Johnston. Mir, Gil- 1 bert has not been in the best of health during the past year. The trip to Panama and his subsequent stay there will, it is hoped, enable him to recover.
 Warrants Are Issued
 State Policemen Arthur Cone and Ross Urquhart were in Plainville yes icrday and secured warrants for the arrest of Anthony Zukowski and Bronislaw.s D. kacasceinez, both Of | Now Britain and now under arrest in Springfield The warrants charged robbery and will be served for trial l in Connecticut The state policemen went to Springfield but it is thought that the two will not be brought to | Plainyille for trial until after they have been tried fin the Springteld courts and have served whatever sem tences are mcted out 10 them there. The tracing Of the alleged robbers | Is considered one Of the best pieces Of detective work ever accomplished by | the state police, State Policeman 1 Arthur Cone, who is known to be one Of the most efficient of the members attached 10 the detective bureau, and Policeman Erquhart both set out with | hardly any clues as 10 the identity of the robbers. After an investigation Of the places visited by the men. they traced them through Connecticut and into Springfield where they caused them 10 be placed under arrest. Then, however. according to tho police. the two confessed that they had carried on series of breaks in Springfield and also that they had broken into two places in Plainyille.
 It will be remembered that State Policeman Cone was the man who cleared up the s2O,00D tobacco rob fcry from Cromwell two years ago and also as the policeman who clear. ed up tho mystery surrounding the death Of Alex Msieski who was found in the Pisinvillo pond last Decoration Day morning.
 Christian En,lea,or Notes
 The monthly meeting Of the Chris 1, tian EndeaVor society executive com i miitee Of tho Congregational church i will be held tomorrow at i:30 D. m | Each officer of the society and com. | mittcp chairman will make a biici | report of the work accomplished dur ing the year 1893.
 The regular meeting of the Chris | tian Endcsvur society will be held st | { o'clock tomorrow evening. The | topic will be What makes Success fui Worker" The leader will be r. 1 Albert Whit. Special music will be furnished by thc music committee and ! all young people arc welcome.
 Church Nuti,r~
 Episcopal church-Second sunday ] in Advent. < a. m. Holy Comm union; t8 e. m. church school; II a. m.. morning service. preacher. Rev. J. 1T. . EoscbaHgh. , r. m. confirmation | lass: D. m.. evening service. Dur fre the afternoon from ? o'clock on. thc anuual canvass will h" hold and 1 niombers ar. asked to bc at home to woicotnr thosc who will call.
 f'onEre gztiona1 church - Morning g, -, ice al ia:4j a. nI., "TraiHed H.aats:r church school immediately after the morning srr,icc: Young Peopir's mcstiur at r. m.. "A Sue teesru Worker" The Women's Fed eratiou eil serve chicken pic sup pr in th church parlors on Thurs day at P. m.
 NJ. r.. church -1n:4J a. m.. morn ing s.rtfcn. subject. Tho Personal Religious Life Of the Master" 12 e'rIork noon. Sunday school: s:3o D. m.. Epworth lcaguc. speaker. John I.amhertor. industrial secretary of the Hartford County Y. N. C. A.. sub