New Britain herald., 1925-04-06
To Entertain Officers.


 1. Martha Rebekah lodge will enter, tain members of the P. N. c. associ, ation at Odd Fellows hall beginning this afternoon at o'clock, This evening, the lodge will have as itt guests the assembly officers Supper will be served at 6:S0 o'clock and tho degree will be conferred on q large class of candidates.
 Fire District Named.
 Fire Warden George Schubert for the district of Plainville has an. nounced that the district in which fires may be built without the use of permits has been named by State Forest Fire Warden A. r. Hawes and warning is issued that anyone wishing to build fire outside of this district must have a permit or be prosecuted according to the laws.
 The fro district as outlined by the warden Is as follows:
 In accordance with section 2lG0 of the General Statutes 1 hereby set aside the following described dis trlct in the town of Pl9inville as ex- empt from the operation of the for est fire permit law (Section 2l59), This exemption holds until the 18th day of March. 1926. The district is as follows:
 Beginning at the intersection of Pennington avenue and East Main street, running westerly on East Main street to the intersection of the N. Y, N. II. & II. R. R.; thus along said railroad to point north of Bo- hemia street, thus southerly to the intersection of Bohemia street and Broad street, thus easterly on Broad street to the intersection of Wash ington street, thus southerly to the home of Thomas c. Prior; thus east to a point where the trolley leaves the center of the highway on Whit ney street; thus southerly to Hart's Corner; thus northerly to point of beginning on East Main street.
 A. r. HAWES,
 State Forest Fire Warden. March 15. 1925.
 NJ. J. Noud Dies
 NJ. J. Noud, for many years the proprietor of grocery store at the corner of Pine and East Main streets, Plainville. died at his home in Bristol Saturday night following a complication of illnesses. He moved from Plainville about two years ago. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning in Bristol and burial will be in St. Joseph's ceme- tery, Plainville.
 Mrs. Hill Funeral
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Hill who died at the home of her son, William Richards of 72 East Main street Friday morning, was held this afternoon at ? o'clock from the home. Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff, pastor of the Plainville Congrega- tional church, officiated and inter- ment was in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Plainyille School Notes
 The second debate of the term was giveR by the girls in the eighth grade of the Broad street school Friday. The question was Re solved: that education Is of more value to a person than wealth." The affirmative was taken by Constance Nicinus, Lena Henne and Ruth Tyler and the negative by Doris Spencer. Emma Hills and Elizabeth Brastow, the last named being substitute for Abbie Usher who Is i'll.
 Both sides advanced some strong arguments in favor of their subjects. The negative side had to work harder to sustain their points as the affirmative side was the more popu- lar one and with many excellent points in it's favor.
 The judges decided in favor of the affirmative. All of the girls spoke well for their first attempts at de- batting and their efforts were we'll applauded During the exercises, Esther Sneideman rendered some very fine musical selections on the piano.
 The next debate will be between the boys and the girls to determine the better .debaters.
 Leave on Vacation
 Many of the teachers left yester- day to spend the Easter vacation at their homes. The Misses Jacobs, Somers, Margaret Feury and Made line Feury went to Maine. The Misses Tarrant to Norfolk, Conn.,; Miss Terry to Salem. Mass, to visit Miss Berry, a former teacher; Misses Dinion, Moore and McBriarty to New Haven; Miss Kiernon to Nauga- tuck, Mrs. Johnson to Bridgeport. Miss Nelson to Putnam, Mrs. Trask to Norfolk, Miss Micarney and Miss Root to Meriden, Miss Arnold to Bristol, while those who live in Plainville plan to spend most of the at their homes.
 Plainville Briefs
 The We-uns club will meet with Mrs. W, 4, Allan at 74 Whiting street this evening.
 The W, c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. Wallace Beach of Whiting street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members are asked to attend.
 The many friends of Mrs. Bruce Gilbert are pleased to know that she is getting along nicely after un- dergong an operation at the Hart ford hospital last Tuesday.