New Britain herald., 1925-07-23

mar School association for its an- ,ual reunion, which will he held on August 15. If the weather allows, he affair will take place outdoors, f not, in the hutldng
 Camp Ground Opening.
 The meetings at the Plainville | camp ground will begin tomorrow, with the opening service at o'clock | in the afternoon. Rev. Dr. F. D. Tor rey, pastor of the South Park NJ, r.. church Hartford will be the speak CT at the initiatory meeting At 7;3o o'clock in the evening, Rev. IT, II. Dorchester sf Southbury will speak, while motlan pictures will be shown.
 Today was observed as Veterans Day, and the members of c. A, R. from surro-nding towns were pres cnt.
 old 1RcCs Disappearing.
 Longtim. residents of PlainNille are depIorpg the passing of the many huF~ old trees which have made the town so shady and beau tiful for many years, Some ot these have hron removed to clear the Nls- ion of automobiIsts at railroad crossings and corners and others be- cause they intertered with wiring or were growing rotten.
 While lt is realized that trees arc no more immortal than men, there is a feeling among the older citizens that new trees should be planted 10 offset the nutting down Of the oth- CTS. Plain>ille is level and its only natural beauties have been it's shade trees. Many people do not want to see them disappear,
 Liccuscs Suspended
 The operators Accuses og George Bradley, Fred Thompson, Ernest Johnson, Charles w. Hird, Joseph Dc Julio and James Hartley have been suspended ny the commissioner oi motor vehicles. The license oi Thomas Matteo has been returned.
 standard steel Carnival.
 The carnival being conducted ol Whiting street of the Standard St'e Beneficial society attracted mum Der of people last evening in Spit' of the threatening weather. The prize Of the evening, an electric lamp. was won by k. T. Bichner O the Neri block. One prize is draw for each night; the holder of tn winning ticket must be on th around 10 collect, A rocord-br"akln crowd is looked for on the cIosin three nights.
 Prayer Meetings
 The regular Thursday mid-NeeI prayer meeting at the Advent Chris uan church, set for tonight, hd been postponed until tomorrow eve ming A special business meeting c Ithe church for the purpose of con sidering the question of reuuestin the ordination of the new pastor Charles II. Monbleau, will he hel either before or after the prayo mt cting.
 The sunday school board will b in charge of the prayer meeting the Plainville M. F. church this eve ming at 7:45 o'clock,
 Notes
 Edward Peters has gone 10 h home at Prince Edward Island ft , several weeks
 Harvey Hart of PlalnylMe ar Charles Field of Hartford have ir
 on an automobile trip through Il |. New England states as far as Bang
 and Rar Harhor, Me. n R. J. Cunningham of Maple stre is a patient at St. Francis hosptti e Hartford, where he will undergo = slight operation.
 HeWmert Wagner of PainNil
 employed by the Taft ConstruCtit a co. of Buffalo, N. r., on job her = badly injured the little finger of h
 left hand yesterday and was trcat' - at the New Britain General hospitf si The condition of Miss Margar ,- McCarthy of Pearl street. who is s st. Francis hospital, Hartford, is T '- ported as comfortable,
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Stevenson
 Park street have left on an auton l. bile tour through Massachusetts al e Maine,
 Ic Freddie Atwatcr. formerly ,t Plainvillc and now a resident of N, ,- Britain, underwent an operation r. the Now Britain General hospi \. Tuesday. He is reported as rcCovt r. ing nicely.
 Is Henry TrumbuIl and family nf Park Place have left for Sachcr C. head. where they will pass the n- maindcr of the summer. lc Ninton smith, special deliv, i'll clerk at tho post office, has return 7d from two weeks vacation spent
 camp near Waterbury. 7v Special for lhis week Ford bral nd rclincd, Scandinavia Master a S Wordhostos Lining, S4.5o R. .c- hrStos Thormoid lining fiat r9
 ftamm Garage -adNt. inn Choice cut Gladioms for sj ,n George D, Mastin, 56 F.. Main St to adN.
 . BUILDING PERMITS ,r Emliing permits have been iss aI as follows: Joseph Cantino, r ,.., of No. @26 Pennington avenue. f -. family brick dwelling, cstima ''.' cost S6, 5000; NJ. II. and II. V. Cal "" two family frame dwelling. r .'- boulevard, estimated cost sS,O0G. he
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