New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
bury appeared for Mir, Wagner.
 Moves 10 New Quarter.


 Moves to New Quarters.
 The PlainyIlc Mfg Co has moved It's plant from Plainvllle 10 its new quarters in the building recently erected by the c. J, Root Co., on Church street, The concern mnnu- tactures hardware and lock wash- CTS.
 The Finn Corporation has also moved from its temporary location in the Garrigus plant on Riverside avenue 10 the new c. J. Root Co. building. This concern manufactures compacts.
 Funeral Of Lawrence Fitzpatrick.
 Funeral services for Lawrence Fitzpatrick, q resident Of Forest vile for over 90 years. who died Friday morning. were held at St. Matthews church in Forestville this morning. Rev William r. T.afflin celebrating tho high mass Of requiem,
 Burial was in St. Josephs ceme- tery. Bristol.
 Congregational Forum.
 ''N fiAN' VI hhN GApIllN NtdLItE last night q large number Of people gathered at the Congregational church 10 hear the address Getting Together in Industry" presented by John Calder, Mir Calder has had many years of practical experience in industrial activities, having held important executive positions with some of the largest manufacturing concerns, including the Remington Typewriter Co.,. the Cadillac Auto mobile Co. and Swift X Co.
 Mr. Calder scored the attitude Of paternalism which actuates so many Of the industries and said that what the employe needs these days is jus lice not generosity. He said that while the empoye accept the gen erous and many times msdirected beneHolences Of their employers, that underneath there is always a spirit of revolt, as the worker likes 10 re- serve the right to make his own , mistakes.
 Rev. Ernest L. Wismer presided at the meeting, which was preceded by a l5-minute organ recital by Mrs. L. | l.. Beach.
 Hartford Tribe to visit
 Sicaogge tribe, No. 26. l. o. F. M, of Hartford will trail to this city tomorrow night for a visit to 1 Compounce tribe The members Of the Hartford tribe will confer the Hunters and warriors degree on | large class of candidates. An enter tainment and lunch will follow the meeting.
 Bristol Club to Have Movies
 The Bristol club is planning to have a motion picture show of it's own on the evening of Wednesday. February 10, which will be put on by two Of it's members. Morton C. Treadway and Harracy C. Barnes. It is expected that some of the pictures 10 be shown by these two men are to be Bristol scene. One feature will be "Rin Tin Tin"
 Engagement Announced
 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Stone Brack- cit of Broadview street have an Inounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Naomi Bracket. to Truman Sunderland Stafford of De- troit, MT. Safford is the son of pr. and Mrs. Homer F. Stafford and is the grandson of the Rev. T. J. Sun Idcrland, former pastor of Unity church in Hartford. He is now Studying law at George Washington university at Washington.
 The members of the board of re- lief were kept busy this afternoon at their first meeting. Most of the Appearance were occasioned by tho increased valuations in th> new grand list, but cXplanali0ns by the assessors as to the factors entering into the new valuations were in most cases sufficient.
 Additional meetings will be held Monday. Feb. s from II o'clock un- til 1: on Monday, Feb. Is, from [ to 9 D. m., and on Saturday, Feb. 20, from 1 to p. m
 American Legion Dance
 The annual dance given by the American Legion will be held in I.e- gin hall on the evening of February IF The New Departure orchestra will furnish music and many sur prises and novelties are planned by the committee.
 Makes Appointments
 Commander Valmore Pilon of Seichcprey Post, No. 2, has made his appointments 10 the county commit tees. They are as follows: State fund, Philip Rouleau: service officer, C. M. Pfennig; membership, Val more Pilon: speakers bureau, Judge J. NJ. Donovan: radio broadcast, Robert Large: district and post ac- tivities, Valmore Pilon; awards. Arthur Nelson; Boy Scouts and Boys work, Irving Wasley: educational and patriotism, Edward Ingraham: community welfare, Eugene Seeber; France travel, c. Eric Waldo; Phil | yNIY.