New Britain herald., 1924-10-03
ELECT OFFICERS
 OF AID SOCIETY Ray Neil Is Chosen First Per. manent President Of Association START TRAINING COURSE
Chamber of Commerce Mceiing- Herd Passes Test-Fire in Plain- vile Plant--scai Voting Mac,iDcs Tonight-Plainyilic Briefs,

Tonight-Plainyillc Briefs.
 I The mutual aid society ot the
 Standard Steel and Bearings Inc.
 held its first monthly meeting last
 evening in the Brock Barnes post
 rooms on Whiting street and trans,
 acted important business of organi.
 zation and policy.
 Ray NeI was chosen the first
 president of the association, his cleo
 ton coming when a move was made
 to appoint permanent officers. He
 has been actively identified with all social and practical movements con-
 nected with the plant.
 The other officers elected to serve
 with him are as follows: Vice. pres- dent, ?. J. Duffy; treasurer, J. J. Sullivan; financial secretary, F. G.
 Gibson; recording secretary. R. G. spangler: chairman of relief com
 mittee, George Slade and chairman of entertainment R. T. Bichnir. Start Training Course A training course in religious ed- ucation will begin next Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock In the Con- gregational church parish house. The Protestant church of Plainvile and the Connecticut State Sunday school association have made this course possible and it will continue for 10 successive weeks.
 Rev. Walter T. Aiken of the Hart ford Council of Churches is the lea der and the executive committee is
 composed of Mrs. Albright, chair man; Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. McBurney and Mss Woodruff. Enrolment cards may oe obtained from any one of this committee. This course is for Sunday school teachers, for those who may te- come teachers and for any one who seeks light on the most effective way to foster the religious impulse in young people.
 As a happy introduction to this course, there will be union se1v- ice in the Episcopal church of Our Saviour, Sunday evening at 7'30 o'clock when Rev. John H. Rcse- baugh, director of Religious Educa- ton for the diocese of Connecticut. will speak on the whol. matter of religious education. This servlce will give everyone interested an in- telligent idea of what religious ed- | ucation stands for and what the training course purposes are. c. of c. Netting
 The Plainville Chamber of Com merce held its regular meeting last evening in the chamber rooms on Pierce street. Many matters per- taining to the betterment oS the town were discussed and a number of them will be acted on at future
 meetings.
 The express service so far as
 iainville is concerned was discussed,
 was brought out that since the
 til llulllEllI u lllt IIdll GSlNlNG to
 CIV Haven, that there is a possibi-
 y of a holdup in shipments by eX-
 ress and it was thought that any
 uch instance as this would tend to
 rmbarrass the manufacturers here, The matter will be taken up with the officials of the express company.
 Parking rules and regulations
 proved to be one of the most fruit
 full of the entire evening. It was ; decided that this matter would be taken up at the town meeting and discussed as tothe advisability of having parking ordinances adopted.
 The sidewalk committee state that 1t was the objective 10 have as many cement sideWalks as possible laid be- fore the cold weather sets in. There are a number of places in town there is need of sidewalks.
 Speakers will be pres mt at all the meetings possible turing the coming season and an interesting line of subjects will be discussed. The chamber also voted 10 throw open us rooms to the public for business or civic meetings. It was decided that the chamber would conduct its whist tournament this season in the same manner as last. Last year, these games were very successful aud in some instances were exciting as the paste board sharks of which the chamber has good number Will have an opportunity ot praclicing up again. A larger field w:li also be entered as challenges will be sent out to other orga ganiZltions to pit the skill of their experts against that Of the members of the loc1l h'dy. Herd Passes Test
 The head of q registered Jerseys o,,nAd hv R Lewis at the Trout