New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

fully for the performance and it will be novelty in the way of plays. Following the acts, Ice cream and cake will be served as refreshments.
 Local Case Tomorrow
 The case Of Josephine Fairwood of New Britain against David Lippia of Plainville, will be tried in the court of common pleas in Hartford tomorrow. Joseph Woods of New Britain will apper for Miss Fairwood and Charles r, Conlon of Plainville and spellacy & Yeomans of Hart ford will appear for Lippia.
 Y, Martha RebeIiah Notes
 The meeting of Martha Rebekah Sewing circle which was scheduled to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Gilbert of Mountain View, has been postponed until Thrusday at 2 D. m., because of the funeral of John Stewart.
 Call Special Meeting
 Solectman James Simpson is plan ming to call q special town meeting to be held on Thursday, March 5 in the town hall, at which time the tax rate for the coming year will be fixed according to the grand lists with any alterations the board of re- lief might make. Without any ex- captions, this is the most important meeting of the entire year and all though In the past, the voters have not turned out in force to attend the meeting, it is thought because of the many things involved this year. that there will be an extraordinary meet ing on that night.
 The board of relief is considering the appeals of property owners made to them during the present month and although no very great changes are expected. there will probably be some in the grand list.
 May Need New Fire Signal
 The town of Plainville will soon be in need of new arrangements for a fire signal. if rumor connected with the Bristol Mfg. Co.,. plant is true. The rumor states that the liquidation of the plant is nearly complete and that the officials plan to close it down completely during the coming week. This will mean the shutting off of the steam and al- though the plant itself has not been in operation for over year, the St can, bas haop lapt ur io +to lai1 CTS and the shop whistle has served for fire alarm. Efforts to get in touch with some of the officials con- nected with the plant were unsuc- cessful, but it is understood from reliable source that the plant clos ing will go into effect very soon
 Whether other arrangements can be made which will be satisfactory to all concerned, remains to be seen. At the present time, the complaint of the members of the fire company is that they have been unable to hear the fire whistle in the east end of the town and although up to the present time this has not had any serious effect on the efficiency of the companys work, the board of fire commissioners will be confronted with the task of making other ar engagements: The Trumbull whistle will be probably be brought into use as fire signal if arrangements can be made with the factory.
 Plainville Briefs
 A son was born yesterday at the New Britain general hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Michael Kosenko of South Washington street.
 The Girl Reserves will hold a meeting at the home of Lois Phelps Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 Court General Lawton, F. of A., will hold a regular meeting in the Legion post rooms, this evening.
 Ray Neff has returned to his home on Broad street after under going two weeks treatment at the Meriden hospital.
 James Tierney of New York city is visiting at his home on Church street.
 Dollar Day Thursday at Model Shop. 20 per cent discount on all goods. Also dollar specials,-advt.
 The Martha Rebekahs will give a masquerade in I. o. o. F. hall March 9. Grand march will start at S:30 o'clock. Admission Is cents to all -advt.
 For sale-China Closet in good condition. Tel. 19S-12.-advt.
 For sale-Cow manure. $40o a load, delivered anywhere in Plain- 1.illn Tn1 kn kn l..t