New Britain herald., 1924-07-15

matter al lha final hearing in the case held befars hsirrfs in liank- rnpieY EdNard A, Ne0mans ih llsgi- iari, hSprnsas af administration were ordered Raid, hai no dividends Nrrp declared,
 Working nn sidewalks
 Stakes and pr0liles for the side- walks la be installed at the corner Ol Broad and Whiting streets have been set and eNerkihlng seems 10 readiness fer the laying Of The walks al the present time and awaits inc pleasure Af the owners ta have the cement placed in, This matter has been in aheyanee for some dime and it was with satisfaction that manN oi the residents Of rlainVille had learned that decision had heen made io have The sidewalks installed, This particular spot has been source af trouble for the people m the neighborhnad and in wet weather or winter, has been source Of danr ger for the school children who were forced io pass by, lt is expected tndt Nhth VIII AhAtANh NA AA' taN'H walks in Inc near future,
 Compensation Case
 F, J, f.aReck Of ForestVlle, who was injured while in the employ Of inc standard Steel and Bearings, lne Of Plainyille, was awarded eom- pensation Of sp7,7l for total incapa- city from May to June x, incurred medical expenses Of si0e,4O and other reasonable medical, surgical or hospital expenses were also awarded 10 the complainant by Compensation Commissioner Leo J. Noonan yester- day afternoon.
 Returns Home
 Joseph Robldcau, who has been the guest of his son-in-law and daughter. Mir. and Mrs, Joseph AL lard of Maple street, left today for his home in Worcester, Macs. He had been visiting here for some time and has made large number Of ac- auaintances while here.
 Condition Still Serious
 The condition of Dominic Apprud- zese of New Britain avenue, remains serious. He has been seriously Ill at his home with q complication of dH- eases for some time and very little hope has been held out for his re- coyery. His condition has showed slight improvement within the past few days. but there is little hope that he will rally sufficiently to recover from his present ailments.
 Legion Plans Carnival
 Plans for the annual carnival of Brock Barnes post American Legion are progressing rapidly. The affair will be held next month on the land between the Recreation building and the Community theater and promises to be one of the best ever held in town. Valuable prizes will be placed in the booths including leather goods, handbags, electric lamps and many other fine articles. A popularity contest has been started under the direction of Russ Wininger and con- testants have started to enter. Each young lady who seeks to be named the most popular girl in Plainville will be given 500 votes at her en- trance and each vote in her favor will count 10 votes. Plans for the amateur show are being rapidly brought into shape and some fine talent is being secured to appear during the evenings. Acts from Le- zion posts throughout the state are being booked and valuable prizes will be awarded the winners.
 Plainville Briefs
 I,,od Gallon Jr and Raymond Bashaw have returned from motor trip to Canada.
 Miss Freda DiManche and Antoin- cite Dionne have returned from weeks stay in Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. William Cassidy and Miss Anna Catferty have returned to their homes on Bank street after spending a vacation at Fenwick.
 Omar DiManche of Central square Is visiting relatives in New Hamp- shire.
 sSylvester Dame and Ray Hart have returned from visit to New York state.
 Flavia Lezetts Benjamin has re- turned to her home on Park street after spending her vacation in the Catskill Mountains.
 Dr. George F. Cook of St. Francis hospital, will open an office in Neris block on July 22.--advt.
 Cottages at Indian Neck, reasonable prices. Tel. sPlainville 13S-14.-advt.