New Britain herald., 1926-10-19

and the commission will miss his cheerful assistance and timely coun- sel.
 Another Crash
 Another auto collision took place in Plainville Sunday night when autos driven by George W. Crowley of New Britain and Herbert R. Mo Cabe of Bristol came together at the corner Of Pine and East streets. Although both cars were badly dam aged no one was injured.
 At Pythian Convention
 Miss Anna Turner. a delegate for the Pythian Temple, No. 2s, of Plainville. attended the state con- vention of Pythian sisters which is being held in New Britain today.
 w. B. Wilber and Harold Ander- sen were the K. Of P. lodge. No. 47, delegates at he convention in New Britain today.
 Orange Meeting Tonight
 A regular meeting of Plainville Grange will be held tonight. All applications for membership must be in at this meeting. Last eve ming the members connected with degree work held a meeting at the hall In which plans for a degree were, completed.
 Success is Assured
 The beneft whist which is to be held in American Legion hall under the auspices Of the people of the parish of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy is expected to be an over whelming success.
 Besides the regular whist and an entertainment given by Miss Madeline Feury of Portland. Me, and William Hayes of Park street, soloists. dancing will be held. Clynes' Orchestra of New Britain will furnish the music for dancing which Is expected to attract many of the younger set from New Brit ain. Bristol and Southington.
 Briefs l A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Charles Buell. of 1l9 Broad street
 George Baker has entered the en- pioy of the Southern New England l Telephone company at Hartford. Gerald Freeman. son Of Mrs. Helen Freeman of Whiting street lhas returned to Dartmouth univer- sity. He was among the many stu i dents who returned to their home 1 during the weekend. He was among the boys who were at the Yale Dartmouth game last Saturday. | Mrs. William Cunningham of Park street is confined 10 her bed with 1 inflammatory rheumatism. Urges Preventive Measures ] Urging that the water department be more enthusiastic and diligent In | it's treatment of the water supply and 1t take steps to prevent future calamities before they occur, Dr. George r. Cook. town health officer said everything is being done to re- i lieve the present situation.
 At present the department has re- ceived numerous complaints about the water which gives disagreeable stench and shows up in a peculiar coloring. The health officer hopes ! that within q short time the situa- ton will be taken care of by water supply from New Britain. A gate house is being built to cover the connecting apparatus.
 The reason for the change in the color of the water and for the dis Iagreeable smell is the growth In the pond of analga plant, At the pres ent time the Planville Water com pany is treating the plant with cop per sulphate which is the only sub- stance that will destroy the plant. Despite the fact that the water does not appear attractive 1t is not un- healthful and can be drunk without fear oi sickness, the doctor 'an- [ nounced this morning. ! Boy wanted. Suburban Filling | Station.-advt.
 Furniture for sale. Party leaving i town. Must dispose of rooms of beautiful new furniture. Bargain to buick buyer. Easy terms can be ar ranged. Write Box 49M, Herald.- advt.
 Lost, Monday. maltese kitten, 4 f big white paws. Answers to name 1 Fluffy. Finder please return to 24 Washington St. or telephone 54-4- advt.
 Cottage to rent. Inquire Of Mrs. Alderige, 23 Hough st., Plalnville. | -adyt,
 Six room house, all conven!ences, garage privilege. Tel. 51-2. Plainville l --Ddvt