New Britain herald., 1924-11-19

hnH'a lHIOubn lutNuhy' MAny Will l be on hand when Senator George P. | Mclean opens the session and will | hear ttle opening address. There will also be representation of Plain. ville'S G. o, r, during the business session on Tuesday,
 Plainville will ho represented by ]. ]. kimmel and C. II. Newton and Senator John Trumbull of this town will also be present as ono of the delcgates-at.largo.
 The ApcaI delegates are not In. structef but it is understood that they will line up with the Tilson fol- lowing. Tho down state congress man has many local friends,
 The democratic convention will also be attended by Plainville Jcffor- scnians in large numbers. The gath erng will be held in New Haven with Nora Powers and Raymond Cunningham as delegates.
 Want standard Couplings
 Work Of standardizing couplings in the Plainyille fire department con tirucs to progress favorably and 1t is expected that this town will soon be in a position 10 receive the maxi mum outside protection. New Brit ain has completed the work of stand ardizing couplings in its fire hose and It's hydrants. One hundred per cent cooperation was given by the factories of the Hardware City and the work was speedily done,
 The Plainvillc fire board has com- municated with factory heads and replied already received indicate a willingness 10 change the hydTants and hose couplings. AS the New Britain fire Apartments equipment l. now constituted, it is not possible to give Plain,ille any sppreclable hClp in the event Of a serious ire. Is couplings similar to those In use in New Britain are installed n're, the Hardware City's department will respond in cases of serious fire and it's equipment can be placed si1o by side with that of Plainville in hght- ing the blaze.
 Repair Fire Headquarters
 At their own expense. members CT the Flainvilln fire department are making repairs 10 their headquar- .crs. Beaver board is being installed and the headquarters are rapidly iaking on more homelike appear ance
 Defendant Settles Claim
 An echo of an automobile acci- dent on August l at the corner Of New Britain avehue and Cook ay' enue came up in the court of com mon pleas yesterday when the case of Harold E. Jones of New Britain against Charles F. and Lottie Anger bower Of ForestyUe went to trial before the judge and jury.
 Following the accident, in which AnEerboWer's car was alleged to hasn crashed into Jones' car, over turning it, Jones brought civil ac- ton to recover damages. This was answered by a counter-claim by Anserhower the defendant.
 At the court session yesterday aft CT the plaintiff had introduced a. number of witnesses to the accident but had not completed it's testimony, the case was settled out of court i when tho defendant agree to pay a
 af cla and dropped the counter-claim. The jury was dismissed upon the settle ment of the case by the defendant. Klett and Aling Of New Britain rep resented the plaintiff and D. A. Cronn Of Bridgeport was counsel for the defendant.
 Plainville Briefs
 The Women's Federation Of the Congregational church will open it's fancy goods sale tomorrow after noon.
 Earl c. Smith has purchased the property at 4S-54 East Broad street.
 The Temco-Hart Hegeman bowl ing match to be played this evening at Ideal alleys will he one Of the de- ciding matches In the state cham- pionship tourney
 To rnnt-3 furnished rooms. In- ouire Stanley M. Smith, Co. Inc, Neri Block, Plainville. Phone f-4.-
 Well seasoned wood for sale. c, A. Futile, l2 Grown St, Plainyille.- advt.
 Tenemept of rooms. al i'm prnvemcnts. l39 Broad S. Phone l21.-adyt.
 Roberts Garago. nodtod. Storage B per month. Cor. Broad and Wash gt0n.-advt.
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