New Britain herald., 1924-10-03

gone both the federal and state tu- bereulin tests and stands as one of the finest herds here.
 Fire In Local Plant
 Plainville Hose Co.,, No. i was called out last night shortly after midnight in answer to an alarm from the Plainyille Electro plating pant, A blaze, thought to have started from spontaneous combustion in the buffing room, had broken out, but the prompt arrival Of tho fremen and their good work confined the fire to q small space. The damage done was only nominal.
 Seal Machines Tonight
 The voting machines which are to be used at the town election on Mon- day. are scheduled to be sealed this evening at 5 o'clock. They have been in the town hall for the past week and those who wished had an opportunity to learn how they work. Despite the fact that there were 119 new voters made at the last sitting of the registrars, very few called for lesson. The quandary concerning whether the machines or the Aus tralian ballt will be used does not apply 10 the town election. The polls Monday will be open from 6 o'clock until o'clock at night
 Change in Service
 The Sunday services this week in the Episcopal church of Our Saviour have been changed owing to the fact that Rev. John Il. Rosebaugh. director of Religious Education of the diocese of Connecticut, will preach Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock at union service to which all Protestant churches have been invited.
 The church school session will be held as usual at 10 o'clock in the morning, but the morning prayer and sermon will be omitted. The choir is asked to report in full for the evening service.
 F'irement to Meet
 Plainville Hose Co, No. will hold a regular business meeting in the firemen's rooms on Pierce street at o'clock this evening to discuss a number of important matters. All members are asked to attend.
 Legion Meeting Monday.
 A special meeting of Brock Barnes post, American Legion has been called for Monday night in the post rooms on Whiting street. Dur ing the past two meetings of the post, no business was transacted be- cause of the fact that both nights were taken up by democratic and republican speakers, and Command CT Harry Fisher found it necessary 10 call the special session in order that number of important matters could be cleared up. Fall activities will be planned also.
 Holy Name Meeting.
 The Holy Name society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy held the first meeting of the fall last eve ming in the Legion post rooms and routine business was transacted. It was voted that the society hold the socials this year as in the past, the first one to take place in the near future.
 Hurt in Auto Crash.
 Clarence Merwin of Milford, em- ployed by the Stanley NJ. Smith O., Inc, suffered painful though not fatal injuries yesterday on the Mill ford turnjike when a runabout which he was driving figured in a collision with a truck.
 Merwin's car, a new one pur- chased last week. was badly wrecked and Merwin himself suffered bad cuts and bruises about the face and head and a badly strained back.
 Merwin was taken to his home in Milford where he is under the care of physician.
 First Friday Dcvotions.
 First Friday devotions were held this morning in the church of Our Lady of Mercy. Mass was said at o;S0 o'clock and Holy Communion was administered again at I o'clock,
 To Get Series Results.
 James Boswell of the B. & l.. Service Station, will install tempo. rarily radio in the Brock Barnes post rooms of the American Legion on Whiting street during the world series which are to be played start Ing tomorrow, so that those interest ed will be enabled to get the in- stant results of the games.
 Herald Bulletin.
 The Herald" has arranged to have the results of the baseball games bullctincd in the window of the NJ. P. Ryder estate store on West Main street. The score inning by inning will be telephoned from New Britain and posted in the win dow by Sam Castle.
 Plainvillc Briefs. Henry Fucini of New York city was visiting his brothers. Frank and Catulo Fucini in Plainville yester- oay' He has just returned from a four months trip to Europe.
 Cards received from Robert Craig who is In Scotland, inform that his father is eonvalescing from a serious illness.
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