New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
BRISTOL MFG. CO.
 NOT ID ORGANIZE Stockholders Protective Commit tee to Sell PlainYine Holdings CAHILL ASSETS TO BE SOLD
Quarantine On Plants to Be Maiied- Mothers Day Tomorrow = Drum Corps Carnival - Legion Auxiliary Birthday Party-Bricfs.


 Prospects of a reorganization of the Plainviie branch of the Bristol Mfg. Co., and the resumption of opera tons at the factory on West Main streeth were abandoned yesterday fol- lowing a meeting of the stockholders protective committee. The matter of reorganization has been discussed. but it was learned yesterday that the con- mittee will apply to the superior court next week for an order allowing the receivers to sell its Plainville hold ings as was done with the Bristol property. With the sale of the fac tory and land on West Main streets, the company will wind up it's affairs.
 The Bristol Mfg. Co. is one of the oldest organizations in the country, having been organized in 1887 with capital stock of $45,000. With the passing of the years, the capital stock of the company was increased and the Plainville branch was built. The company then met reverses until it was decided to stop operations and the protective committee was appoint ed. For time it seemed as if the Plain,ille plant would resume opera tions, but the announcement of the permission to sell. means the passing of the company from this town.
 Cahill Assets Ordered sold
 Judge Leonard J. Nickerson in the civil side of superior court in New Haven yesterday ordered all the assets of the w. J. cahill Co. of Meriden disposed of within the next month to satisfy the claims of creditors. The sale will be conducted by Daniel J. Donovan, the receiver
 The court order authorizes MT. Donovan 10 sell the property of the company and assets at a private sale and if not sold within the next month. at public auction, lt stated that all the merchandise on hand shall not be sold for less than, the last inventory and the sale shall be for cash. The else excepting the real estate and accounts shall be sold for not moro than 25 per cent less than the in- yentory value.
 The Meriden real estate shall be sold at private sale Tor not less than s60,0O0, allowance 10 be made for n mortgage of $35,ooo and tho sale 10 be for cash and subject to the ap- proNal of the court. The real estate in Plaintille shall be sold for not less than s2o,000 allowing for mort gage of 5000, the sale 10 be for cash and subject 10 the approval of the courts.
 Should either the Meriden or Plain vile property not be disposed of at a private sale. the Meriden property will be sold at public auction at.ii a. m.. on June and the Plainville property on June II. The receiver has the right 10 advertise these sales and to reject bids if he thinks they are not proper or the figures too low. Among other things, the order authorizes the receiver to pay the town of Plain,ille 1 s5i5.40 duo for taxes.
 Mothers Day Services
 Mothers Day services will be held in most Of the churches in Pain,ile ! tomorrow. special sermons marking f the day which is observed throughout | the country.
 Baptist church-l0.45 a. m, "Kind- | ness to Mother will be the theme: Sunday school following the morning i service; p. m., Unlike others" will ! he the topic. 7:i5 p. m., Thursday. { prayer meeting. !
 Congregational church Morning service al i0:45 o'clock, Rev. F.. J. l Ruliffson of Deansboro, \. r., will 1 preach: church school immediately I after the morning service; Young Peo- ple's meeting at p. m., "Being a Christian in the Home" The execu- tive committee meets Tuesday at 1880 . p. m. at the parsonage.
 Advent Christian Mothers Day will be observed at the morning sery- 1 ice at 9:4a o'clock, standard time, ! special musical selection by the choir, l pastors theme. Our Debt to Moth I crhood"; Sunday school at ii a. m., special program with an interesting speaker from out Of town, bring Bibles; Y. P. s. l.. W. meeting at p. m.: Sunday evening service at o'clock. the pastor will give a special | object sern1on, full choir-duet. Resu- lar prayer meeting Thursday evening E.N