New Britain herald., 1924-05-13

spread of the smallpox can be stop ped among the pupils and will give Dr. Bull their hearty cooperation in any reasonable steps he might take to protect the health of the pupils,
 Condition is Serious.
 The condition of Walter LeClaire of West Cheshire, who was taken to the New Britain general hospital Sunday night following an accident in Plain vile, is considered critical. Following a careful examination, it was found that he is suffering from serious in ternal injuries, punctured lung, and six fractured ribs.
 County Convention Here.
 The forty-first annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Hartford county will be held in the Plainyille Baptist church We'd resday. May If. The morning session will start at 9:45 o'clock and ad- dresses will be made by Dorothy Wheale, Rev. c. C. Rowinson and Mrs. Mary B. Wilson, state president. All interested are invited to attend.
 Library Fund Concert.
 Plans are complete for the concert 10 be given by the Tempo Quartet of Hartford in the Congregational church Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Plainville Woman s club for the benefit of the public li- brary. An excellent program is being arranged for the affair and the doors will be thrown open at 1880 o'clock, and those wishing to procure tickets may get them at the door.
 Hearing on Property - A hearing will be held in the su- perior court in Hartford, Friday morning on the petition of Judge Rus sell s. Mink of Bristol, acting for the receivers of the Bristol Mfg. Co.,, rela- tive to the liquidation of the company.
 Authority will be asked to sell the machinery and other movable equip ment in the Plainville plant of the concern because with these disposed of the plant itself will be more easily sold. It is stated that two or three prospective purchasers are already in- terested in the Plainyille property but as the market is not favorable for the sale of the equipment the purchase might be held up for some time.
 To Continue Clinic
 Dr. ]. N. Bull, health officer, an nounced today that the free vaccina- ton clinic will be continued at the grammar school at the same hours tomorrow. The morning session will be held from 9 to II o'clock and the afternoon from 2 to o'clock.
 Town Plan Hearing
 The Plainyile town plan commis- sion held a public hearing last eve ming in the town hall on Maple street and the proposed si-foot building line and the i6-foot veranda limo was adopted. A large number of property owners on the street were present and expressed approval of the proposed layout.
 Legion Meeting Held
 \ regular meeting of Brock Bar rnc7 post, American Legion. was held last evening in the post rooms on Whiting street and plans were perfected for the proper observance of Memorial Day Reports stated that the mem bership drive was being carried on successfully and plans were also started on the annual carnival which will be held some time in August.
 Plainyiilc Brless
 William Butler has returned Co his home on Pennington avenue after spending few months in Denver 1 Colorado.
 Reliable moving by hour or con tract. Call l7T--it pays; all goods are secured, Long distance work a speciality. Thomas <. Costello, 6H Pierce st. Tel. 177.--advt
 For Ssie--ie0 weeks old outlets. Is. C. White Leghorns. 5s eight weeks old roosters two 300 chick breeders, one lso-egg incubator 20 Hough St. --ad,t.