New Britain herald., 1925-02-11

The group plans to run dance to get funds to do this work, but should there be anyone in the town who would care to help in the fur. nishlng of the building, donations would be gladly accepted.
 A certain pride should be taken by the people of the town in the group as 1t stands now. Despite the handicaps under which it has work ed 1t has had the spirit of do or die which Is so admirable in boy, The basketball team has swept all its opponents before it and is determin- ed 10 finish the season in first place and win the banner offered for tho victors of the Pennington Valley league.
 Governor Received Honor
 At the meeting of the Center Congregational club last evening in the Plainville church, the members voted 10 make Governor John II. rrumbull an honorary member. Governor Trumbull is member of and q regular attendant at the Plain vile Congregational church. The meeting was attended by about lS5 members. A course supper was served at o'clock 10 members and guests and nothing but compliments was offered to the committee in charge which was headed by Mrs. w. A. Bailey. sg
 Following the supper, Rev. Rock well Harmon Potter of Hartford, moderator of the National Council of Congregational churches and con- sidered one of the best orators in this section, addressed the gathering. His talk was one of the best ever present from all the surrounding towns and cities and a vote of thanks was rendered the local church for the admirable manner in which the members were enter tained.
 Enters Hospital
 Mrs. Nettie J. Hubbell of Whiting street was taken to the New Britain general hospital yesterday in ser- ious condition. She has been suffer- ing with pneumonia and Dr. J. N Bull, who was attending her, ordered her sent to the institution. Her con- dition Is reported to be critical.
 Thaw Filling Cellars The thaw of the last few days is rapidly filling cellars in various parts of the town. Although the flowing water is serving to replenish low drinking water supplies everywhere, i it is also causing great damage 10 property especially in the low sec tions of Plainville.
 The board of selectmen is plan ming to take action against many property owners, especially along West Main street because of the lax ity in cleaning the sidewalks of ice and snow. On West Main street, the pedestrians complain that no at- tempt has been made to clear the walks there and as law was put into effect about two years ago re- quiring the people of the town to clean their walks, prosecutions may follow. The ice has been so thick on the walks that 1t is almost i'm possible to clean it off, but this does not stop the property owners from of the excess water on them. The selectmen wish to warn the owners first and then if the warning is not needed, to take action at a later date.
 Taken To Hospital
 Miss Emily Parsell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Parsel of Church street, is patient at St. Francis hospital in Hartford. She was ordered there by Dr. George F. Cook, hor attending physician be- cause she was threatened with an attack of appendicitis.
 Epidemic Of Colds
 An epidemic of common colds and grip has seized the town and local doctors are kept busy answering calls and taking care of their regular patients. No cases of communicable diseases have been reported though several cases Of the humps are pre- valent.
 Trumbull Bowling
 The Temco bowling league held it's weekly session last evening on Hart's alleys with the following in- dividual and team scores resulting:
 Relay Switch
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