New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
TELEPHONE CO.
 MAKES CHANGES New Chief Operator Hsre-An-
 other Position Installed WILL TRY CIVIL CASES

Kensington Juniors -- Allans Will Geo to Scolland-Whlting Street In
 Bad Condition-Bricfs.
 Miss Anna Flynn of Bristol ter minated her service with the local branch of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.,, Saturday afte. having been employed as chief op~ orator here for about seven years. | Miss Flynn was extremely well liked while in charge of the PIainVille eX- change and her conduct of the local office was most satisfactory from the point of view of both the telephone company and the public.
 Miss Flynn will be married 10 Ed ward Avery of Hartford on Septen- Der 2.
 Miss lsobe Nj. Dyer of Church street, an operator here for the past two years has succeeded Miss Flynn as chief operator and assumed her duties yesterday. Miss Anna Park inson has been added to the staff of | the local exchange to fin the gap left by the promotion of Miss Dyer. She is sister Of Miss Betty Park inson, who is already employed by the telephone company.
 New Switchboard Added
 ,,1, L. i .s. , has been installed at the rlain>ill" exchange and 50 more lines have re- costly been added 10 keep pace with the rapidly growing number of phones. On January 1 there were 66a stations here, while today there are T09, q gain of six per cent in seN en months. This is d more rapid advance than was made in the same period in New Britain. where the number of stations increased from SASS to S97j or by five per cent
 As result Of this growth it has been difficult for subscribers 10 sc- cure single lines or any lines at all, and the new position and lines will enable the local office to grant the requests for additional service. Fur tther changes and additions are also being contemplated but have not yet been definitely decided upon. Civil Gases Up in Court
 Two civil suits will come up before Justice Merritt o. Ryder next week, the exact day not yet having been set, The suit of Joseph Edman against Charles JoWctt, his son-in- law, is a minor case, the claim and counter claim being for about s%o. The suit is the result Of a dispultr over the use of truck and double 1 team. Attorney Charles r. foulon will represent Edman, while HunErr- ford X SaNe of New Britain are act ing for J"Wctt.
 The other case is that Of Adrian x. Parscl, proprietor of COokC'S gar age, against Owen Demanchc, for re- pairs to an automobile. Mr. ConIon also represents the plaintiff in this matter.
 piocners Have Series. The plainyillc Pioneers will play the All-Kcnsington Juniors at Trum- bull field Saturday afternoon al % o'clock in the first game of a series between the two outfits. This contest is expected 10 be one of the hardest of the season for the local team, as the kensington nine is q fast travel ing one and will make the Pioneers move at top speed. The pitching bur den will fall on one of a quartet, i Martain, Yacobelis, Chcotham, or | Vance, while Millrr will be on the i receiving end for the Pioneers.
 Complain, of Whiting street Complaints are being made by au- toists concerning the condition Of the pavement on Whiting street. Pipes have recently bc"n laid underneath this street at quite frequent inter- vals and the places where the mac adam was torn up have not it is claimed, been properly restored. Earth was used to tll in the holes, and this has worn away, leaving rec tangular troughs in the street.
 Not only does this make hard rid ing, but it also is dangerous, as mo- | torists going in both directions seek 10 avoid the holes by keeping to the | trolley tracks in the middle Of the | road,
 Meetings at White Oak
 A non -denominutional service will ibe held at o'clock Saturday after noon at White Oak park by the New England Prayer league, which is ccnducting camp meetings there | throughout this month, There will be several fine speakers as well as a musical program and song service. IA large number of musicians will play, and il is planned 10 have a Ichurch organist play this instru- ment Those who attend arc asked 10 bring their supper and stay at the grounds until dark, whom the serv- ices will end, Lemonade will be l furnished.
 The officers of the Everyman's s TVTC rnTEAtHc