New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
SELL RESTAURANT '0N CENTRAL SQUARE
FuciniS Transfer Lunch Room to
 Cash Market Proprietors
STANDARD TIME AGAIN

row--Ncw Railroad and Bu
 schedules--Man Fined For Speed
 mg-Eire in Dump--Briefs
 The Plainville restaurant on Cen
 tral square has been sold by its pres
 ent proprietors Frank Fucini, c. Flu
 cini and Carobino Carofoli, to Mi chael Levine. Charles Myerowitz ant
 William Cavanlugh, the deal having been completed last night. The new owners will take over the restaur ant on Monday, October 6, and con duct it along the same lines as then predecessors did. The price has no teen made public.
 i The sellers have conducted the Tlainville restaurant for about tWo years and have been in the lunch business here longer than that. They have been very popular personally and successful In their business af. fairs. Their future plans, are moi yet made, but they have a largc number of friends who will wis, them success in whatever they ur. dertake.
 Of the nc "comers. Mir. Levine and Mir. Meyerouitz are at present the owners of the Cash Market on Whit, ing street and will continue to con duct that establishment Their repu- Itation for clean business dealing Is cal residents will know that they will run their new enterprise in an eff cicnt manner. The third rAan, "Bil. l ly" CaNanau~h. Is now clerk at the ( clarendon resta, rant. which posit on he will leave and probably take over the active management of the Plain i vile restaurant.
 l SpeedCr in Court 1 Frank Toole of New Haven was fined sl0 and costs by Justice Will. liam Cunningham in the local town court last night on charge of speeding. Tool vas arr csted Wed nosday nlght by Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen. Grand Juror William J. Foran prosecuted.
 Plainville will return 10 standard | time tomorrow. and all clocks and l watches which have been set ahead l for an hour during the summer months will be turned back again The church services here tomorrow ] will be on standard time, while st ores and factories will run on that time when they reopen Monday morning | Railroad, trolley, and bus lines pass ! ing through Plainville will also ! change their schedules 10 accord with the setting back of the clocks 1 while the New York New Haven < i Hartford railroad will also make sev. eraI other shake-ups In it's schedule al this time.
 The new schedule. which goes into effect at 2:0l o'clock tomorrow 1 morning affects Plainville as fol- lows:
 Trains for Hartford leave here at 6:u, G,2N, $50, o:1S. lO:34; a. m.; 12:05, 1:o7, 2:09, 4. 4;j1. 5:44, 7:5S, 1 2:S0 ?. m, Saturday only, train at { ls:25 D. m. Sundays, leave here at | 7:50, 9:1S, a, m., 12:0l, l:05, 2:O9, 7:5j, 9:39 p. m. The daily and Sun day 2:O9 train runs through to Bos- ton, While the Weck-d day train at 4:51 p. m. goes to Willimantc. The I1rinpin1l f.11 To E,i ie ten minutes later than during the summer.
 Trains for New Yorl, leave at 7:22, 9;S9 a. m., l.:54, 1:64, 3:3S, 5;41 p. r1. over the Brist ol line. For Water bury only, further trains leave at 12:lo, 6:2G, 1O:35 a. m. 5;57, i'll, 9;59 p. m. Sunday train Tor New York at 5:4l p. m.. for Waterbury only at l2:l0, $40, I0;S5, 12:54, 3:$S, 9:59 p. m.
 On the Hartford Winsted line, the train now leaving here for Winsted at S;S9 a. m, will omit the Plainville stop. Afternoon trains, however, will now for the first tome stop at Plain vile from 4;5S to 5:02 except Satur- days and from l:54 to 200 on Sat urdays. Tho 6 o'clock train has been set back to 6;O5.
 Trains from Winstcd will reach here at I:47 q. m., and 4:52 p. m. to connect up with trains for Hartford. On the New Haven -Northampto on branch, the train from New Haven to rlainvilIe will run an hour earlier and arrive here at 9:S0 a. m., while the afternoon train for New Haven has also been set ahead an hour and will leave at 4 D. m.
 No change has been made in the le: 40 D. m. train for Westtlcld Mass, but the return train has been schcd- uled 30 minutes later and will reach Plainvilie at 1880 ?. m.
 Bus schedule
 The scheduleFof busses run from Springfield 10 New York by the Naugatuck Valley Coach lines will be set back 10 conform with the change in time. Extra busses have recently been placed on this line, and they now leave here for New York at 9:lo a. m. and $40 p. m.. arrir- ing in the metropolis at 2:45 and l0:l5 p. m. respectively. Springfield bound busses leave Plainville at 9:10 and 1:40 D. m, reaching the Home City at 800 and 10:15 D. m. re- spectively.
 Special busses for the Eastern States exposition are being run this week, passing through here at 10 a. m., 12 noon and l:S0 p. m. Re turn trips are made when busses are full.
 Methodist Church
 The services to be held in the Plainville NJ. F. church tomorrow will be as follows: Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock. sermon y the pastor, Rev. Arthur A. Ball. topic; "Is Il Manly To Pray" It will be Rally Day" in the Sunday school al noon; special program will be Eiv- en, including pageant entitled "The Gift of Light" Graduation certifi-