New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
PhinpiM News
COOLIDGE CLUB ID
 BE FORMED FRIDAY
Republicans to Hear Prominent
 State Speakers in Legion Hall
COMPLETE TOWN COMMITTEE

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 State Police Investigating Rnrglaries
 Fined s2s and Costs in Police Court - Re,. Donald Macdonald Here snndas--Psin, file Rriefs. A branch Of th. Connecticut Cool
 idgs club slll be organized in Plain. vile at republican rally Friday
 night in the post rooms of the Ameri.
 can Legion on Whiting street. The
 rally will he opened at < o'clock day.
 light saving time by Town Committee
 Chairman C, H, Newton and pfomln,
 ent speakers from republican ranks
 throughout the state will be on the
 program. The rally will probably he
 the largest meeting Of members of the
 republican party in PlainVille in years
 and will be attended also hy many
 visitors from surrounding cities and towns.
 The speakers who will address the
 meeting will be Mrs. John C. Buck Icy Of West Hartford. member of tho republican state central commit tee from the fifth district: Senator
 John H. Trumbull Of Plainvilie. and
 Mrs. Joseph Merritt of Hartford. the orga niger Of the Coolidge club in Con necticut.
 Town Committee Formed
 The republican town committee for | Plainville has been completed and the members will be organized to carry on lively campaign in the fall. When the republican caucus was held for the purpose Of electing chairman and vice chairman, the choice Of the other members of the committee was left to C. H. Newton who was elected chairman and Mrs. Frank r. Usher, vice chairman. Mir. Newton gave the following out today as the members of the committees: Mrs. F. l.. Benzon, Mrs. Frederick Bullen, Mrs. Charles k. Clark. Miss Edith Cook, William Downham, s. s. Gwillm, F.. H. Hills, Mrs. J. N. Mcekrnan, Ole Robertson, R. l.. Seymour. Mrs. R. l.. Seymour, C. R. Sherman, Mrs. Howard s. Smith Mrs. J. H. Trumbul and Henry S. Washburn.
 Investigating Burglari,
 Members of the state police are following clues left by robbers who have committed numerous breaks within the past few weeks in Plain vile. The work of the police has l been kept quiet because of the fact | Al, af tr,t pConoinp warm, but the breaks have become so numerous of late, that a warning IS issued to people to take extra pre- cautions about locking windows and doors when they retire for the night.
 The. many breaks reported show that the work is not that of thieves | who specialize in any one line. Homes and stores have been entered and in most all the places money or Va -sables have been taken.
 The most recent break reported was at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. George Buys on Woodford avenue. Here the robbers entered through window in which there was screen and stole between s30 and $40. The Maplehurst was also entered within the past few days and valuables were missing in the morning. The new store erected recently in Mountain View was also entered and an amount of cash was secured there. Four or five other breaks have been reported but the have been unsuccessful so far in apprehending the guilty parties.
 Early reports of any breaks will aid he police in getting on the trails of { he thieves. Suspicious characters ] proving about the streets late at night should also be reported. (
 Candidate Here Sunday
 Rev. Donald J. Macdonald of Lyk- ( ,ns, Pr, will be in charge of the serv- l ces at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour next Sunday Rev Mir. Mac Donald is one of several ministers be- { ng considered to fill the vacancy V ,auscd by the resignation of Rev. I ;eorge P. Hilton. a
 The Knights of Washington will a ,old regular meeting in the Eps- { opal parish house this evening at ll o'clock.
 Fined In Police Court
 William T. Henry of Hartford was a med sn5 and costs in the town police k ourt last evening by Justice Fred [ rick Bullen on charge of reckless irving. He was defended by Lawyer toward F. Drew of Hartford. Grand f uror William Foran showed the X ourt that Henry and J. Donahue of ,ristor had figured in an accident on 'armington avenue on July 4. An in estigation was started at the time o nd Henry was notified yesterday aft rnoon 10 be in court last evening. 4, awyer Drew appealed the case. u
 Enjoying Vacations " A large number of the employees in V, ne office of the Trumbul Electric ;, fig. Co, are enjoying their annual VI acations. Misses Catherine Boyle, e' orothy Hartford and Claire Down sl am are at Myrtle Beach: Elizabeth VI ike is in Michigan: Jane Roche is at e