New Britain herald., 1924-09-10
MIX WILL BRING MACMILLAN HERE Wireless Operator and Explorer
 Now on HOmeWard Trip MADEIN.BRISTOL EXHIBIT
Manufacturers to Display Their Products - Elks' Outing At Mountain View Park Sunday - Trolleys to Lake Compouncc Dis continued For Season,

Donald Mix, radio operator of the Donald B. MacMillan expedition to the Arctic has reached Labrador on his homeward trip, according to advices, received by his parents. MT. and Mrs. L. H. Mix of tsearns street. The Bowdoin on which Mir. Mix is stationed is due at Wiscas- sett, Maine, on September IS.
 Arrangements have been com pleted for the appearance of Cap tain MacMillan in this city with young Mix soon after they return home. The explorer will speak in the Prospect Methodist church.
 For time the expedition was out Of communication with this coun- try as atmospheric conditions inter- Tered with radio transmission and 1t was thought that some mishap had befallen the ship and its crew.
 Open Bids Today
 Opening of the bids for the s20o.- 900 bond issue of the general city and of the s1o0,0O0 issue of water bonds took place this afternoon at { o'clock at the Bristol Trust Co.,, under the direction of City Treasur CT George s. Beach. The bonds pay 1-4 per cent and four bids had been received up to this morning.
 The bond issues will mean a sub stantial saving in interest payments as the money will be used to take up short term notes, which had been secured at higher rate of interest.
 Will Have Displays
 Manufacturers have completed ar engagements for display of local made products in stores this week and arrangements have been made by the chamber of commerce for the placing of the exhibits. As this will be the first time that manufacturers have given complete exhibition of the goods made by Bristol people, the announcement has created much interest. The plants, who will ar- range exhibits are: Humason Manu- featuring Co.,, New Departure Manu- featuring Co.,, The Root Co.,, Ameri- can Piano Supply Co.,, Sessions Clock Co.,, E. 1ngraham Co.,, Wallace Barnes Co.,, Clayton Manufacturing Co.,, J. H, Sessions & Son Co.,, Ses- sions Foundry Co.,, Blakesley Now city Co.,, Bristol Nurseries, Inc, Fletcher-Terry Co.,, Horton Manu- featuring Co.,, American Silver Co.,, National Marine Lamp Co.
 Ells' Clam Bake
 Elks and their friends of other lodges will cavort on Sunday at Mountainview Park. the summer es- tate of Councilman Homer H. Judd on Fall Mountain. The lodge com- mittee has fine program for pres entation in addition to the dinner, which will be served under the direc- ton of Mir. Judd. About 200 have notified the committee of their in- tention to attend.
 Plans for the ladies' night of the lodge at Lake Compounce the lat ter part of this month are progress sing, according to advices from the committee. The plans include dinner and 3 dance program in the ball room of the resort.
 Arnold Helps Drive
 Executive Manager Earl J. Ar- mold of the chamber of commerce, was iu Southjngton last evening and spoke on Community Campaigns and the Community Chest" before group of Southington people in the rooms of the Southington club. The purpose of. the meeting was to con- slider the inauguration of drive for the raising of funds to support the Public Health Service association of Southington. Following the talk by MT. Arnold the group decided to in augurate community chest for Southington and plans were perfect ed so that early in October a drive will be made for fund to support three organizations, accustomed to