New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

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Trumbullyille section was officially
inspected aud approved yesterday by
Major Talbot q, Freeman. state
aviation inspector; Deputy Inspector
c, NJ Knox and George NJ. pranaitis,
state police aviation Inspector.
Tho private landing field Of the
governor occupies only n small part
OF large tract of level territory in
the Trumbullville section and was
approved as very satisfactory by
Major Freeman. He also said that
the whole field was one of the best
potential airports In Connecticut,
but, of course, any such develop
mont as this Is stll we'll in the
future.
The flying governor" will hop off
from here Friday and take the air
route TO the Danbury fair. Exccu-
tive Secretary T.. l.. Kelly, Colonel
Charles II. Allen Of Rockville and
Colonel Il. +. DcLacour of Bridge
port will also ny to tho fair as a
part Of the squadron Of planes.
Installed as Dcaconess
Sister Anna Hcinzman, daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs, John j. Hcinzman
of Whites crossing. was installed as
dcaconess OF the Trinity Lutheran
church of New Haven yesterday
morning, Rev. Martin w. Gaudian,
pastor of st. Johns German Lu-
theran church OF New Britain,
preached, Mr.. Gaudian is the min
lister who baptized and confirmed
Sister Anna. Rev. Behrend Mchr-
tens performed the act of installa-
ton. Sister Annals parents and also
relatives from New Britain and other
cities were present. She will be ten
dercd an informal reception of well
come this evening
Sister Anna was born in New Brit =
ain and attended school there. She
completed a course at the Mother
house for deaconcsscs in Philadel-
phia and taught for two years at
the Lakenau school for girls in
that city. After studying at the
University Of Pennsylvania she
served as a parish sister at the LII
ihoran church in Norristown. Ia.
Before coming TO this state again
she was in charge Of the Tabor
home for dcstitutcs and dependent
children al Doylston Pa.
No More Curfcw
Curfcw shall not ring tonight, nor
tomorrow night, nor some nights to
come. With the dismissal of the
Waterman at the Bristol Mfg. co.
plant on West Main street Saturday
this time-honorcd custom ceased
and, instead Of setting their watches
by the . o'clock toIlng Of the bell,
local residents will hcnccforth tune
in on Arlington time signals.
Development of the cotton and
WOODEN mills in the south was re-
sponsiblc for the closing of the local
factory some months ago. Much OF
the machinery has been sold to the
competing Dixie companies. while
part of III" property was recently
transferred.
IN New Britain Court.
William Cramor Of Bank street
vas fined $40 and costs in tho New
Britain police court this morning.
He was charged with driving without
an operat or's license.
Football Practice.
The PlainNille town football team
will work out at Trumbul field to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock. Tho
Junior eleven : i'll also practice TO-
morrow night. A game for this team
is in prospect for The coming week
end.
Grange Meeting.
Plainvill" Grange will hold its reg
ular meeting in its hall tomorrow
evening and play host 10 Bristol
Grange which will furnish the en-
tire program OF cntert ainmcnt. Re-
freShmonts will follow the meeting
and large attendance is desired.
1t is stated that the local Changers
will not visit Berlin tomorrow ngiht
as was reported last week. An inNi-
tation was received from the Berlin
Grange, but this could not be &C
ccptcd because Of the visit Of the
Bristol society.
Barber Shop Transfer.
Richard Naples has purchased
from Crank Rcac a half interest in
the Liberty barber shop in Neri's
block. Fred Weston, the owner of the
other half interest, will remain, and
he and Dick" will conduct the shop
in the future. The new partner was
formerly employed in the United
barber shop in New Britain.
W. {. r. L. Meeting.
The Plainville w. G.. r. L. will
meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at tho home Of Mrs. c. II.
bronson of Maple street. The cleo
ton Of officers, which Vas not fin
ishcd at the last meeting, will be
completed this week.
Ten Years As Pastor
Ecv. ]. G.. Ward completed 10
years of service at the Baptist
church here yesterday, and at the
morning service gave a brief outline
of the work accomplished since ne
came here. Mr.. Ward came to Plain
willie from Norwich, where he had
been pastor for some years, and fill
cd a tNO.Near NncanrN In the local