New Britain herald., 1924-09-08

judges and prosecutors are paid a yearly salary fixed by the legisla- ture.
 Mrs. Charles Hird
 Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Hird will be held Tuesday afternoon. At ? o'clock there will be prayers at the Bailey Undertaking parlors and at 2:SO o'clock exercises will be held at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour. Interment will be in the West cemetery.
 Schools Open Today
 The. tune of "school Days, school days, good old golden rule days" could be heard Oh every corner this morning as the children, with straps carrying books thrown over the shoulders, were seen dancing, run ming and walking in the direction Of the little red school house" There were some who, perhaps did not feel so gay about returning to school after the long summer vacation.
 The new Linden school was open ed for the first time and many par ents who escorted their children to school, remained to inspect the building. Everyone expressed them- selves as well pleased with the re- suits obtained by the building eom- mittee.
 Austin Ham, principal of the new high school, greeted the many first near high school pupils, who this morning, attended the first session of the Plainville High school. There Is still additional work to be done on the building and when this Is completed a public inspection of the building will be held.
 To Serve Supper
 The reception to the Knights of Pythias degree team which was to have been given that organization last week by the Pythian Sisters, will be held tomorrow night at Odd cllOW . HdiI' A supper VIII bc served at o'clock and members of both organizations are asked to be present.
 Plan Commission To Meet A meeting of the town plan com- mission will be held in the town hall at o'clock tonight. The matter of a.f ,hIisb;oo . b,,;1d;p1 line op I ip den and East streets will be dis cussed.
 Stockholders To Meet
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Sequassen Corporation, Inc, has been called for Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. They will meet in the directors room.
 Leaving For The West
 Gordon D. Harrison, rural mail carrier at the local post office, has been granted three months leave of absence and on October 1 will leave with his family for Denver, Colo. MT. Harrison and family will spend the entire three months in the west.
 Picnic Postponed
 The picnic of the Parish Guild of the Episcopal churh of Our Saviour has been postponed indefinitely be- cause of the of the death of Mrs. Charles Hird, a prominent member of the organization. Newsy Briefs
 The Busy Bee Sewing circle will meet at the home of Miss Jennie Blinn of Mountain View on Tues. day evening at 8 o'clock. 3.-
 All officers and every member ot the guard of the Martha Rebeccs lodge are asked to meet at Odd Fellows hall tonight at 7;St o'clock.
 Bruce Gilbert is confined to her home with an attack of poisoning.
 Mrs. E. F. spangler and daugh- ter, Mrs. Helen Ritter of Philadel- phia are visiting relatives in town
 Mrs A. D. Cady of Maple street has returned to her home after a visit in North Jaffrey, N. H.
 Mrs. Russell T. Goodrich has re. turned after a vacation trip spen, at Sschem's Head.
 Mrs. Carl Schoenmehl is spend. ing the week in Bridgeport
 Roger Castle has returned to New York after visiting friends in Plain. vile.
 Miss l.. Ethel Prior returned to. day after a weekend spent in Bos. ton. Mass.
 Charles Green, who has been seriously ill, is reported as resting comfortably at his home on Camr street.
 Glasses now being formed for piano instruction. Miss Daisy Prior graduate Mt. St. Joseph's. Tel 1O4 -advt.
 Whitney baby carriage and bas- sinett. Inquire 6S East Main St. or phone 24-12.-advt
 Hit Society Antics
 London - The nocturnal "clew- chasing" stunts of a coterie of the smart younger set are being as- sailed by the London newspapers A n O9ts