New Britain herald., 1925-10-26

ton and Thrift Day-"Industry and
Thrift spell prosperity"
Friday November 20. Know Your
School Day-"Progresslve Civiliza-
ton depends upon progressive edu-
cation. Schools must progress with
the times"
Saturday November 81, Com
munity and Health Day--"Physical
education means health and
strength"
Sunday, November %, For God
and Country Day-"Educatir In
the home; education in the school,
education in the church. Visit
your church today"
This program will be httingly OBJ
served in Plainville schools, Super
intendent l.. $. Mills stated today.
Substitutes Needed
Substitutes are very often needed
In Plainvile schools. II there are
any ex-teachers or others qualified
to teach who would desire to sulfsti-
tute, residing In Plainville, they are
asked TO communicate with the Sec
rotary of the plainyile town school
committee asking to have their
name placed on list for any oppor-
tunity that maT occur.
III. s. Design Chosen
The subcommittee Of the Plain
Vile high school building COMMITTEES
have found the plans drawn by VII.
ham 7. ToWner Of the school plan
service bureau, Middetown, hc
most satisfactory OF any presented
in the competition. Mr.. Towner has
had wide experience in the planning
of school buildings, as the following
partial list will indiCate:
The Elizabeth street school, II
Norwich, the Pease avenue schoo
in MidllctoWn, and the Tariffvill'
school in Smsbury are now IN Thu
course of construction. Others de
signed by him include: High school
Central Village; Bishop school. Nor
wich; state trade school. Putnam
state trade school, MiddIctown: May
flower school Now Rochelle, n. Y.
Sea Cliff high school, Sea Cliff i. |.
, Quincy street school. Nashua, N. II.
, Rakersville school. Manchester.
, H.; high school, Ice, Mass; Ham
ilton avenue school. Newark. n. J.
st. Johnsburg, Vt. NJ. T.. church
st. Pauls Episcopal church, Hol
p yoke. Mass; st, Peters Episcopa
+ church. Springfield. Mass. Plans no,
un,'"r way for high school additio
at Danielson.
| Storm Causes Damage
The high win which followed III
rainstorn yesterday afternoon pt
fected light and telephone wire
here and blew down numerous tire
limbs. The railroad crossing gate
y were put out Of commission by IN
= gale and gate tenders were force
: to adopt other means of hating mt
= torists. which they did successful
even if With great difficulty. Muc
amusement was caused in the Gel
$ ter OF the town when a hat sailc
- off the head Of Harold Birnhaul
: and led him merry chase back an
G forth across the muddy street;
d was finally reCapturcd far down Ea'
!. Main street N decidedly sccond-rat
e condition.
s The rain proved welcome Occur
= ranc" 10 State Fire Warden Schubo
r as il put an end to the danger {
It brush fires and TO his patrolIing {
h The tindcr-dry woods His WarninA
- % hunters concerning the buildii
F.. of tr"s and tho use Of smoking NJ;
J. 'orials. however sill stand.
~ World Wide Guild
t. The regula.' meeting of II
World Wide Guild VIII he held
e 7:45 o'clock this evening at the Bal
q list church parIors, On friday er'
IS ming a Halloween social will
a held under the auspices of the gull
q Notes
II Tn" condition Of Mrs. Michael VI
It Ian. who is i'll at her home on Ell
y court, is rel "rted TO be about Il
same.
# Mrs. John LodCrs has = turned
d her homo in BROOKLYN. \. Y. aft