New Britain herald., 1924-05-09
New Railroad Station Said 10 be Plan ned by New Haven" Road-Ncw 15.O0O Gallon Water Tank Arrives For Countr. Club-Items.

Congressman t1. tldfl Eellll, | Mir. Hayes has been an efficient postmaster for the last four years, | having introduced many labor saving methods. and has conducted his office with such regularity that even the overwhelming business of the Christ ' mas season has been carried through on schedule. His work has been highly commended by the government | inspectors, who have visited the office and official words of commendation have come from the post office au- thorities in Washington also.
 Hayes Stands High Postmaster Hayes secured rating of 9O..o per cent in. the examinations according to report from Washing ton this morning. Gardiner Coming
 The Gardiner. Mass. nine will cross bats with the New Departures on the third preseason contest for the locals. The visitors will bring fast aggregation to the city in the effort to score over the New Departures as the locals were formidable rival Of the Bay State team last year. The New Departures hold the edge for past games over the visitors with a record Of several won and but ono | or two lost.
 Railroad station Planned?
 Erection of new railroad station, directly west Of the present depot and facing on Main street is contemplated by the "New Haven" railroad, accord 1 ing 10 adyices from unofficial but re- Y, liable sources. The new station will have stores on the ground floor while the upper floor will b. devoted to thf railroad business. The removal Of tN old building, which has been In use for the last 70 years, will allow much more space for freight storage and will relieve an acute congestion, now being experienced because of limited track facilities. New tracks may be laid and the capacity Of the local yard may be practically doubled, under the plans, under discussion. The disclosure Of the proposed ' plans clears up the question or the delay in the erection Of the new com ] fortstat ion. The reilroad officials have informed the members of the committee in charge Of the last nam cd project that plans for the new rail 1 read station wlll mean alterations in the other plans.
 The city has asked the railroad for A new station for several years but up | to this time. the company has been unable 10 grant the improvement NO confirmation of the proposed changes can be obtained from railroad officials.
 Discuss Campaign
 Plans for the campaign for mem- bership in the local building and loan association were discussed at the meeting of the directors yesterday ait ernoon. The movement will get under way early next month as preliminaries are heinz completed by Secretary Ed ward K Skelly.
 Recital Tonight
 Dance pupils of Mrs. Anita Holley o'Connell will present recital pro- gram tonight at the Community thea- fer. The assisting musicians will be Miss Violet Powers. pianist; Miss Gertrude oicott. vhlinisi. and Mrs. Catherine Howard. 'cellist. The pro- gram Will he as follows; 1 Music-Trio
 Nature Babics
 Grecian Ensemble
 sprirgtime--by the pupils ! Music--by tho trio Primary Childrcn's Dance 4 Spanish Baby
 Little Bo.Feep Japanese Babies ! Music
 Fairy Dance | Speed Dance
 Dances from ihe Orient. 2. Way of uId reking
 h. Japanese lantern
 C. Chinese Jade Sandman
 Music
 Slave Girl Dance Moon nance-Miss Annette Erunneli i Flower Girl
 Autumn
 ii-iBale-lg the class. Those taking part are. poris Day. Rita Joyai. anefte Bruuell. Muriel Ertdru, Mary Alice Boyle. Phyllis simon. slrene seirel. Mildred Butter iTck. AHn Crowley. Doris Cote. Eiinor Day. Anna Bissell. Cecilia ouanz- Dorothy shupp and Ercsl shupp.
 Water Tank Arrives
 The i5.o16 gallon wafer tank for pa4lIIe qnlo kiIuno1 ssurddIu1 aqi yesterday but failed 10 reach it's To- cation on the club grounds az the itruck became stalled on Hill street Contrsetor George Quinion and his men expect 10 get the tank located today
 Brisfol Briefs
 Dr. and Mrs. Edward Cr0fnt of Philadelphia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ingram Of, stearns street.
 Carrier Luke Hsrriean of the local post office Is il al his home on Oak street.
 Miss Josephine Willard of Hiil street sill .pend the weekend T her home lin fittsfeid. Mass
 Edgar Casey of wstsrhury is Visit- linf friends in the city.
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