New Britain herald., 1924-11-17
PIPES AND AUTOS
 SUFFER FROM COLD
Sudden Cold Wave Catches
 People Unprepared
EDUCATIONAL WEEK PLANS
To Elect Delegates At Large Ladies' Aid Society Social-Rc- turns From Hospital - to Be Buried HcrC.-Bricfs,

scended on thls section last night, caused havoc among automobile owners and residents this morning when radiators and water pipes were frozen. All along the roads. auto. mobiles were stalled where Dapless owners and drivers had failed to drain off the water from their tanks. ] Plumbers were hesicgcd by calls from anxious property owners ask ing them to thaw out pipes 10 pre- vent bursting and a shivering poru- lace was stoking up this morning 10 overcome the cold brcezcs. It was reported that automobiles not only out in the opon but also in many | private garages were frozen when II the owners went to start them and a big business is being done by dcal- CTS in alcohol.
 Educational Week
 Educational Week which is 10 be observed through the present week in America, opened today at the To- cal schools with the observance of Constitution Day. A large number of parents and visitors attended the sessions In the rooms to see what work Is being done and to come closer to the teachers and members of the faculties in their work for the children. Special programs will be held every day this week, to- morrow being Patriotism Day, We'd nesday, School and Teachers day: Thursday, Ilitcracy day; Friday, Physical Education day; Saturday, Community day; Sunday, For God and Country day.
 Arrangements are being male to have special sermons preached in all the churches of all denominations next Sunday and the principal and school committee appeal to the pop ulace to cooperate with the schoS' authorities In the observance Of the week. Efforts will be made to have all the parents who are able attend some session of the schools this week to view the work being car ricd on in the class rooms.
 A cordial invitation is extended to anyone interested to attend tho schools on any day this week and view the work being done Sugges- lions for betterment and coopera ton are welcome and the school au- thoritios have made arrangements to accommodate crowds every day this week.
 , Fleet Delegates
 The delegates to the republican senatorial convention to be held in Hartford on November 4 and 25, from the fifth senatorial district, met this afternoon in the riainNille town hall to elect two delegates at large to the convention. The delegates elected at the town Caucuses the other night, attended represting all the towns in this district. C. II, Newton and ]. J. Ktmmel are dele gates from PlainviEle.
 Ladies Aid Social
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist church will hold q dollar day social in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock. Several months ago. the members of the society pledged themselves 10 earn a dollar to br turned into the church repair fund and at tho so- cial they will tell how they earned .thnir respective donations. Tea and q social hour will follow.
 Returns Prom Hospital
 Howard smith who fell from q building at tho home Of Bobby Railry on Armis'icc Day. and suffer el a broken leg, has returned from the Hartford hospital and is resting as comfortably as possible with a cast on his leg, at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred C. Smith Of Eds' Broad street.
 To Bc Buried Here
 Mrs. Emma Eo)Ston, ago 70 wars. Nlfo of William Kolston ot New Haven. who died at her home there yest,rday will hr brought 10 D'ain- .vill" for burial Tho body will be turned over to the care of w. A. Ralloy X Co.,. and interWent will take place in West cemetery tomor- row aftornooa. Sho was q former resident of P1ain>j,'c and }"f' h"ro ioug number of y"ars ago to live in New lia,0n.
 TntcrN Hospital
 Miss Nellie Harris. who has been 1T at hor nomo on Broad Stro"' for the past several months. has been