New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
Donations To Lihrarr E,,na

Donations To Library Fund A. A. Mcleod, treasurer of tb
 Plainyille Trust Co. announced tc
 asy that the Plainvile Public Ii
 prary building fund of which tn
 Trust Co. is the trustee, has recent
 been Increased by liberal donation
 rom the Plainville Hose Go. No. 1 n the Parish Guild of the Episcops N church of Our Saviour and tn, J flainVillo Fife & Drum Corps.
 Special Firemen's. Meeting
 A special meeting Of the mem. T pers Of Plainville Hose Co. No. i 4 WI be held tonight In the fremen'.
 rooms in the town hall to discuss
 the matter of the local compariy's
 participation in the muster and
 held meet to be held In Providence [ on September 27. The majority of ! the members are eager for the date
 10 arrive and the events to be entered into will be decided to- night. The officers of the company
 are trying to avoid any accident llke that which befell the company in Wethersfield when the hose lay- ing team consisted of only eight members to the other teams II. At that the local team won second place In the contest. A determined attempt will De made to eA oture the prizes in Providence
 Ancnt the Representative
 The interest of the majority of the voters in town is now centered Tn the coming caucus for the nom- nation of a candidate for the office or representative in the Connecticut General Assembly. Thus far, two candidates for the republican nom- nation have announced their can- didacies They are John J, Kim mel and Frank Smith. Both men are considered strong candidates and close contest is being antici- pated. Mir Kimmel was nominated at the republican caucus last Tues- day night for three-year term on the board of assessors, and Mr smith has been the humane agent for a long number of years.
 Attending Convention
 Mrs F., c. Mackay of Westwood Park, Plainville, is in Rochester, N. r., attending the convention of the Daughters of Scotia. Mrs. Mac Ray who is Past Chief Daughter of Lady Wallace lodge of New Brit ain' is the local delegate for that lodge. !
 Enters Institute
 Victor Berner of Whites cross Ing, leaves today to enter as a stu dent Pratt's institute in New York city. He plans to take up a course in electrical engineering . there. Past Commander Coming Another interesting evening for those interested in politics. is prom |, sed by Brock Barnes post, Ameri- . ,an Legion for Monday evening. x september 29, when republican t 1lght will be observed Democrat . hght was observed last Monday t, light. The republican state central f through the PIainville |, own committee has secured Law. = 'er Edward Kelley of Bridgeport n or the speaker. He is a past de- 'artment commander of the Ameri- {, an Legion in Connecticut and has , r, -ppeared at Legion meetings in n ,lainVille during his term of office d 1's ability as speaker is well o hoWn to many and 1t is with eager R ntlclpation of his coming that h, 1any look forward to the night in :. uestion. ia
 Plainyille Briefs .. Leon Loomis and family of Gen. h, al Square have returned from sil- IT, 1T Beach, Milford, where they had n, cottage for the past week. SJ Miss Agnes Phean, nurse at the do iIdwood sanitarium in Hartford,
 spending a few days with Mrs. fred Arel of the Neri block. ,oc MT and Mrs. Dwight Littlefe,d sh, d son. Edward, with a party of F ends' spent the past few days od, uring the state. 'l, Raymond Bashaw of piorca for eet had taken a position in the rer ainville restaurant, to L.. J. Marine of NewSYork citv is per ending a two weeks vacation at the home of his parents, Mir. and for s. Joseph Marino of Maple street I MT and Mrs. S. S. Gwillim and tor my are today moving from wa, ugh street into their new resi- mo zee on Pennington avenue, mir 'equassen lodge. I. o. o. F. will A ct thls evening in Odd Fellows bers on West Main street. vari thei vow is the time for canning que ches. Glad to deliver. C. A, whe I. Tel 94.-advt.
 Or sale-Large 4-burner Jewel ton stove in good condition, In for e 2S Park St. Plainville sfter Don "uNt' this riNate sale of househoId frr,,; unor '' at 2S Canal street, PlainyiIIe testi ,0V 'o S'"o D. m. Sat. Sept. hom 1924 Est, Of George A. Bentley. fuen 1vt. t,,.
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 DIES OF WOUNDS Fl oston. Sept. 1S.-Anthonv Ma De : oz' died in a hospital here whic nlght two hours after he had nearl stabbed in an argument while will l'ns al a street corner. Michael cordi orina' his alleged assailant is Presi sought by police. thoue
 have 'o' eii'eht TOT the raising of priste 10 erect monument 10 Long, dedic, Y has been started at Kenville. enocb Scotia, .