New Britain herald., 1923-10-25


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reside A Is Para street
The brides sifl fTem hsF parents
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selestn.ea's Appointments
The beard az seieefmen, AZ a recent
meeting made their choice Of the
commissioners who will serve on the
boards IN the Various departments OF
the tesR government. Because
Charles third eannot ma the time 10
seRe on the stFahg fund committee,
his place Was filled by the appoint
ment Of Representative Myran D.,
Rogers, The other member Of the
committee aiii be william Eaton,
The IRE commissioners were all re-
appointed. They are Frederick hui
len, II, &, Thompson and Robert
sksliy, The tree warden, FeapRointed
II Henry nFsis. and the clerk Of the
board OF seleetmen. Miss Matte John
son, daughter Of First selseiman vii
liam J, Johnson.
ffthIans Going Ga bristol.
4 large delegation of the members
OF Pythlan lodge, X, OF a., are plan
ming to attend the 10th anniversary
OF Ethan lodge of that city. The OBJ.
servanee will be held in Red Mems
hall and guests from all over the
state are planning TO be present. A
banquet will be served, the catering
being done by Daniel NJ. Collins and
his stan OF artists OF Piainville, az q
o'clock. A program OF after dinner
speeches will be given.
American Legion Auxiliary.
The Moman's Auxiliary TO Brock.
Barnes post, American Legion, will
meet this evening in the post rooms
on Whiting street Plans will be
completed for the Halloween social
TO be given by the auxiliary 10 the
members OF Brock Barnes post on
wednesday evening. October 81. The
ladies are making elaborate plans 10
h'fN wv hsihbtlH "a soDu lifnt.
Webster Street Reheuring.
Although little comment has been |
heard concerning the rehearing which |
the town plan commission Is to give |
the residents of Webster street on the |
acceptance of that street, IL is known |
that most OF the property holders
along the street will be present at
the meeting. The change in the law
that made void all work done by tn.
former commission was not known
previous to the last hearing, and the |
work must be done again. At the
last hearing. which was the first on
this street. the members OF the COM
mission complimented the residents of
Webster street on their interest in
out to attend the hearing.
The same number will be present
Monday night, 1t Is said.
Organ Recital Tonight.
The doors of the Congregational
'hurch will be thrown open this eve
ling at o'clock to what will prob
IDLY be the largest gathering of people
nat has ever attended an organ re-
'ital In Plainville. The reason for
he widespread interest in the affair
s that two of Connecticut's best
Known artists are to appear.
Robert III. Prutting has been SO
much before the public that little
iced be said of his mastery in his
profession. He led the Hartford Phil
harmonic Orchestra until that body
vas dissolved and at present holds
high position In Hartford musical ,
ircles.
John T, Dowd, the vocalist who :
viii assist Mr.. Prutting has on many ,
ccaslons sung in New Britain and ,
lis capabilities are well known ,
throughout the state. !,
Visitors will be present from Hart
ord, New Britain. Southington, Bris- !,
81 and many other towns and cities !,
round Plainvile.
Schools To Close
The public schools of Painville will
closed on Friday to allow the
eachers to attend the state teachers
inventions which will be held in
ew Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport and :
orwich. h
Placing Catch Basins
First Selectman William j. johnson =,
nnounced this morning that five new h
itch basins are being installed along t
hitting street. These have been W
eeded because of the clogging of the G
reefs in the winter time when the d
low and ice settled in the cutters.
r. Johnson expects that the new adj
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