New Britain herald., 1925-06-05

- Linden street school and proved very satisfactory, as it has in New Britain and other cities where it has been tried.
 The personal Of the teaching stan In the local schools for the coming year will also be discussed. and 1t Is hoped that final action in this matter may be taken. The purchase of coal for the coming school year will be considered,
 Woman's Federation Elects
 Mrs. Charles R. Clark was elected president of the Woman's federation of the Congregational church at the annual meting held last night. Other officers chosen were as follows: vice. president, missionary activities. Mrs. II. A, Castle; president, social activities, Mrs. stephen Dietzko; yice-president, domestic activities. Mrs. Allen Bailey; recording secre. tary, Miss Elizabeth Norton: treas- urer, Mrs. EdwinH. Hills
 The federation has had a very &C., tive and successful year and the members feel that another similar season is in prospect under the group of officers chosen last eve- ming,
 Pioneers Play Tomorrow
 The Plainville Pioneers, the base ball team of the local Y. NJ. c. A. group, will play return game to- morrow afternoonwith the Burritt A. c. of New Britain. This team faced the Pioneers in the locals first encounter of the present sea- son and won a hard-fought game. but the Plainvile lads have now rounded into mid-season form and are hoping to turn the tables over in the Hardware city tomorrow. No c. of c. Meeting
 The heat caused such a small at- tendance at the Chamber of Com- merce meeting last night that the session was adjourned without the transaction of business. There Is some feeling among the members that 1t would be best to dispense l with the metings until September. as vacations and hot weather will combine to keep attendance down during thecoming two months. Well Baby Clinic
 Interest is being manifested in the well baby clinic which will be con- ducted here at the American Legion rooms on Wednesday, June 10. This will be conducted by the Plainville Public Health Nursing association in connection with the state bureau of child hygiene, and is ex- pected to prove both instructive to mothers and great benefit to the general health of the community. By conferences such as these, the health of babies and children too young to attend school is greatly aided and, by instruction in keeping the children well nourished and cared for. the possibility of illness and disease Is lessened.
 Play at NJ. E. Church
 "Johpnie's New Suit" a play will be presented at the Plainville M. E. church at o'clock tomorrow eve- ming by the Four Olsons of Tor rington, while a supporting musical program has been arranged. Jo- seph Reid and Mir. Bauldauf, solo, ists at the First Congregational church of Winsted, will render sev- eral vocal solos and a duet. The program will be as follows:
 Baritone solo-"The Old Rose" ....'.. ...',.' helu Duet-"In the Starlight" ......,
 .... MT. Bauldauf and Mir. Reid Play-"Johnnie's New Suit" ".... ............... The Four Olsons Tenor solo. ......... Mir. Bauldauf Organ and piano duet. ........ Organ and piano duet. .... Mrs.
 James Kelly and Mrs. Bauldauf All of the musicians and actors have enyiable regulations in their home towns and those who attend tomorrow night are assured of a fine performance.
 Heat Continues
 The slight rainfall of the morning had but slight effect in lowering the temperature here and before noon the thermometers were knocking at the 100 mark again. A number of further prostrations, none very se- rious. are reported by local physi- clans.
 The town plan commission will meet this evening to finish it's labors on the matter of building lines on Cook street.
 The American Legion endowment fund drive will close tomorrow. The local campaign has been progressing we'll and it is thought that Plainville will go over the top.
 Household furniture, stoves, etc. for sale Saturday afternoon. 40 Maple street, Plainville-advt.
 Bunch of Keys-lost in center Of Plainville. Finder please call 1S6-13 Plainville. -advt.