New Britain herald., 1924-07-09

pital-former Gaietender Critical.
 iy m at Home-Cawlcs funeral--
 Piain,iiie Briefs.
 Dr, George r, Cook, whose address is lhs South Whitney street, Hartford, will open an office in the Neri block in PlainHille within the next two weeks and will practice medicine here, he announced today, Dr. Cook has just finished an interneshlp at st, Francis hospital and made visit to offices of flainville's phy- sieians yesterday.
 He Is at present in Philadelphia, Pa, resting for few days, He Is graduate of Tufts college and Is highly recommended by the officials at the hospital, His arriyci here will make Plainvilles staff Of phy- sicians number five. The others al- ready praciiclng here are Drs, ]. x. Bull, health officer; l., II. Frost Charles W, Moody and ], q, Tanner.
 Phone Operator Resigns
 Miss sophia Green, operator at the Plninyille telephone exchange, has re- signed her position with the company. Miss Green has been stationed at the local office for number of years and her many friends will miss her as she was considered very efficient and has rendered excellent service. Miss Catherine Cunningham is al present substitute and will take her place until 1t Is filled.
 Returns From Hospital
 Miss Mildred Clayton, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Clayton of Pine street, has returned from St. Francis hospital in Hartford, where she underwent an operation recently. It is said that her condition shows no material change.
 Gloriantc Critically III
 Antonio Gloriante of Railroad avenue, is reported to be critically ill at. his home. He is well known in Plainyille where he was gatetendcr on the East Main street gates for a number of years. He was recently retired by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad on a pension. His many friends will be sorry to hear that he has been stricken.
 Cowlcs Funeral Today
 The funeral of James Cowles of Hart's Corner was held this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock from his home and burial was in Oak Hill cemetery, MT. Cowles was an old time baseball player having played with teams throughout the state in days gone by. At one time, he was a of several of the teams in the old Connecticut State league and in recent years has been one of the | strongest supporters of baseball here. |
 Recovering From Operation
 The many friends of George Cam eron, Jr., of Morris Cove, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering rom a recent operation at St. Rafae's hospital in New Haven. George was frequent visitor at the home of his lunt, Mrs. James J. Murphy, of Whit ng street and has made lapge num- 'er of friends here. He is reported 0 be out of danger.
 Parish Meeting Tomorrow
 The adjourned parish meeting of he Episcopal church of Our Saviour will be reconyened tomorrow evening t 8 o'clock in the parish house for he purpose of listening to the report f the nominating committee which las been seeking a rector. All mem- 'ers of the church are asked to be resent as several important matters re to come up for discussion. The ominating committee met since the rst meeting and have had several ames of ministers in prospect and hese will be reported on,
 Annual Church Picnic
 The annual picnic of the Episco- al church of Our Saviour and the unday school will be held Saturday. { Lake Compounce. This is one of he most enjoyable events of the hurch year and usually a large num- CT of children of the Sunday school nd members of the parish attend pecial cars will convey the particl- ants to and from the lake.
 At the Community
 Manager William B. Wilber of the community theater has arranged an ttractive program of pictures for the eek beginning tonight. The pro- ram is as follows: Wednesday, "'rhe ge of Desire" Hodge Podge, Her an the Great Mouse," a round of The Leather Pushers' and lnterna- onal News. Thursday. "1o the Last an," featuring Richard Dix and Lois iilson in picture of the great west, comedy, "Bucking the Line" and dna Murphy In Leather Stocking" lapter No. :. Saturday. Jack Hoxie i'll be seen in "Ridgeway of Mon- ma" with a comedy ard Ruth Ro- nd in episode No. of Ruth of the ange." Sunday. special feature ill be seen in "The Acquittal" with aire Windsor, Norman Kerry, Bar ira Bedford, Richard Traves, Hay sn Stevenson and Ben Deeley. This a gripping drama of mystery. The ,medy, Somebody Lied" and Se- ts of Life, The Fly" will complete e program.
 Former Residents Visit s Miss Carolyn Lewis of Springfield. o ass. and Miss Mary Wright of New a ork. are renewing acquaintances and Il for a few days. They are . rmer residents of Plainvile and are Fl known here.
 Many on Outing
 A large number of the members of e Baptist church and the Sunday hool left today on the annual out 2 10 Rockwell park in Bristol. This