New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

hNo ahh h boVh bioNN VI NhNNit During the year, the health officer as received a number of complaints n regard to the overnowing of cess 'ools, and tho odor emanating from he man holes in the main streets Of he town, The questions of sewage lisposal is an important one and 'lainville has been crtized severely n regard to the present existing 
 It Is recommended that the town ,f Plainville immediately take upon tself to investigate and formulate !, system for proper disposal of It's sewage.
 It Is also recommended that the town Of Plainville appropriate suf- hcient money for proper collection of garbage.
 It is hoped that the citizenship of the town of Plainyille will give these recommendation very serious thought and their cooperation as they have in the past year.
 (Signed)
 GEORGE F. COOK, M.D.,
 Health Officer Plainyille. Conn., kug. 3l, 1925.
 Honors at High School.
 The first report cards of the yea came out at the high school toda. and showed good number of pupil with honors and high honors. To vii high honors pupil must attain al average of 90 or over, while an av craze of 90 gives a student honors Those winning these are as follows Sophomores: high honors, Ellcr Haskell, 95; honors. Virginia Con foru 94.6. Jean Trumbull 9l.6, Mar jorie Rutland 9l, William Wcbbe 20; freshmen: high honors, Eliza beth Brastow 97.G; honors. Rut Tyler 9S.6. Vivian Davis 93.9. Abbi Usher 92.6. Constance Ficinu 92.4, Anna Coleman 92.2. Dori Spcnser 92, Katharine Gra bowsl 904.
 The boys at the high school hay | been divided into two classes, or led by George Backman and tf other by Milton Kramer. Teams wi be chosen from each side and thel will be continual competition b. tween them all year with prizes f, the winner.
 Girls Basketball Team.
 Miss Katherine AldriCh, one Of q teachers at the local high school, planning for a girls basket ball tea at that institution. Twcnty-one gil called by Miss Aldrich and all we very enthusiastic and expressed the desire to compete for positions, A engagements will be made with the M. C. A. or some other organizati for an opportunity to practice.
 Warden Has Dog.
 Dog Warden Philip Mario has young shepherd dog in pound. Il mostly black with a little white throat and legs and with tan fe The animal has collar but no l. and Warden Marine would like find the owner.
 Girl Reserves Meeting.
 There will be a meeting of the G , Reserves al the Congregation church chapel tomorrow evening f T:30 o'clock.
 , Funeral of Mir. HiscoX
 Funeral services for George & fliscoy, who died Tuesday at
 home on Bicycle street, were held , z o'clock this morning at the chul
 uf Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. Jc
 F. Fay, the pastor, celebrated | quiem high mass. Members Il Plaiuyilc Hose Co. No, 1. of wh
 Mir, IIiscoy was a member. acted 0 pail bearers. lntormcnt was m;
 in St. Joscph's cemetery. T Football Practice Tonight s The PlainviIIc football team h it's first meeting last night and ' E meet at o'clock tonight for f u practice. There were many | Y candidates on hand last evening, ; N good team will be put on
 gridiron. M. Sneidcman is act D manager.
 n Nestry Meeting
 There will he meeting of
 vestry at the church of Our Savi ,s al s o'clock tomorrow evening in il study of the rector, Rev. Georg' If Browne.
 Ccrtani Trial Tomorrow h The manslaughter trial of Am le Certani. continued from last Fri' Df will be held in the local court L. morrow afternoon. Certani T. charged with the death of Fr fc Ziezuliwicz of Now Britain on $ e, day. September %. having run 't down in an automobile at Hart's