New Britain herald., 1925-04-10

when no haid that In Chateau Thler- ", which is dear to the hearts of Connecticut men and women there Is sign now which states English spoken, but American Understood"
 He said that the Chamber of Com merce must teach the others to get inside each others vision. This can be done in number of ways. The chambers can teach the foreign born what 1t means to be American. He spoke of the gradual change which Is taking place between the relations of employers and employees. He saii that If this same spirit could be reached between nations there would be no more war, He said that Con- nectieut can rest assured of this In their leader and he said he is thank ful for the fact that the state has honest, hard-headed Jack Trumbull for governor"
 Governor Trumbul spoke in de- fense of the present system of repre- sentation in the Connecticut legisla- ture. He said that the state is a model for others to follow because of the common sense used by rep resentatives from the country district He said that he was personally satis- fled with the present system and de- clared that he did not wish to see the time arrive when the system wound be changed to have represen- tation according to population where in the large cities would have the majority of representatives in the legislature. He hoped that Stanley Bullard would be president for great number of years.
 He described some of the difficult ties the governor has to face and gave an interesting account of the many forms of bills and other work connected with the governors office. He said that he felt that because he had made everything he has in the state, 1t was his duty to serve the state and when he left the governors chair, he hopes that the state of Connecticut would be the biggest state in the union in point of laws and common sense.
 Remarks by President Burton Phelps and Vice President Henry Trumbull ended the session and all joined In singing Aud Lang Syne."
 Legion Meeting Monday
 Brock Barnes post, American Legion will hold a regular meeting in the post rooms on Monday even- ing at 8 o'clock. Reports on the membership campaign which is be- ing waged' will be read and other matters of importance will be dis cKsed.
 More than 10 candidates will be initiated into the post and the local degree team will work out the new ritual on all of them. This is said to be the best degree ever devised in the Legion about the state and is sure to make the candidates remem- Der that they have been through something to join the Legion.
 Commander Robert Craig who has been appointed Jason officer for the district during the membership cam- paign which is being staged state- wise. is receiving good reports from all sections every day. Hartford county is out to keep the E. L. Kelly cup, which was won by them last year, for the largest numerical in- crease in membership.
 Connecticut and Florida are at throat grips over the national mem- bership campaign. Connecticut was nosed out last year by the southern state but the state officers are booming along this year in an effort to wrest the laurels from their southern brothers.
 Grange in 9von
 Last night the members of Plain- vile Grange journeyed to Avon where they furnished the entertain ment for the organization thre. The local entertainers were received with ! ~ANp4to 4OA tllCll tllOIGS ulu Llelf l work was highly appreciated by the members of the Pennington Valley unit.
 Successful Cleanup.
 The spring cleanup campaign | which has been waged this week in | town with the collection of rubbish and junk Wednesday and Thursday, is regarded as one of the best and | most successful ever held here. Ambitious housewives and their hus- bands kept ahead of the spring fever and rustled all the old tin cans dusty relics and other articles which l clutter up the back yards and attics and the town today presents a pic | ture of cleanliness which is second | only to Godliness. Property owners are asked also to make an effort to | have their back yards cleaned up with special attention being paid to the ash heaps and other refuse which collects every winter under i the mantle of snow With CO., operation such as has been shown during the past week. the health of
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