New Britain herald., 1925-04-09

untlf o'clock for the accommoda- tion of their patrons. The barber shops will be open tonight until 10 o'clock and will be closed all day to- morrow. The PIanviIle Trust Co.,, will suspend operations tomorrow and official business will also be sus- pended.
 Tho factories as q general rule will close tomorrow. The Trumbull Mfg. [ Co.,, will not resume operations until Monday. The Standard Steel 6; Bearings Inc, will not close down due to the press of business there. Practically all the other factories will be closed for the day and some for the remainder of the week.
 Has Serious Operation Wilfred Porron of 12 Maple street underwent a serious operation at St. ] Francis hospital in Hartford Mon 1 day evening. He was suffering from an attack of acute appendicitis and according to reports was operS<ed on just in time to save his life. His condition at the present time is se- riOus but as comfortable as can be expected.
 Union Church Service
 A union service of all the Protest ant churches in Plainyillc will be held in the Baptist church tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend, Legion Auxiliary Notes
 The American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post, No. 33, will hold regular meeting in the Legion hall tonight at B o'clock Miss Helen Brock, second vicc-presidcnt of the state department will give q report on the eastern conference held in Boston last month at which shc was delegate representing Connecticut.
 The first study of Fidac will also be taken up by the auxiliary. Following the regular business session the members will finish sew to be held in the Legion rooms Sat urday afternoon from ? to o'clock. All manner of household goods for houseCleaning needs will be in the booths and besides this all kinds of bread will be on sale. The proceeds from the sale will be used in the wei | fare work being carried on.
 Preliminary reports on the mem- bership drive will also be heard.
 Fire Permits Cancelled
 Deputy Fire Warden George Schu- bert has received notice from State Forest Fire Warden A. W. Hawes 1 that all permits to build fires outside the district which have been issued i by the fire wardens, have been can- Celled until further notice by the fire warden. This drastic order has come about because of the large number of forest fires which have broken out throughout the state and espe- cially in this section where there is an abundance of wooded territory.
 The letter goes on to explain that the order cancelling all fire permits without exceptions, will be in effect until the next heavy rainfall or until the fire warden announces that everything is safe. Mr, Hawes has found this step to be necessary in or der to prevent serious damage.
 At the present time on the Talcott Mountains and on the Aleriden hills bordering on Plainville and Berlin, serious fires are raging and these have been caused by fire brands car ried from fires for which the persons building them havo had permits Anyone caught building fires be- tween now and the time when the present order is 10 be lifted, will be prosecuted whether he is holding a permit or not and all people living outside the permissible fire district are warned accordingly.
 The order is also applicable to the confines of the town wherein the state fire warden has not required permits to build fires, Because of the high winds and the dryness of the lands, this order is necessary if lives and property are to be protected. Deputy Warden Schubert anticipates no trouble from Plainville residents over the obedience to the mandate, Faster Music Program A very fine program of music will be rendered at the Baptist church on Easter Sunday both at the morning and evening services The concert at [ o'clock bids fair to he one of the best ever held in the church. The decorations will be in charge of the G. w. club and if any friends have any flowers or pottol plants which they are willing 10 loan for Ithe occasion the club will greatly ap- preciate it.
 Church Notices
 Services in the church Of NHr Lady of Mercy will be holi tomorrow