New Britain herald., 1926-05-21
GAN APPOINT ONE
 ID TRAINING CAMP
]. J, Kimmel Looking for Local
 Youth as Applicant
SEND OUT INVITATIONS
Prominent Men To Be At School Cornerstone distinguishing Wa ter Mains-Foresters To Initiate Large Class in New Rooms.

CSA LidlhS--I OItSpeIS 10 lnllldtC
 Large Class in New Rooms.
 One local boy will have an op- portunity to spend a month in q military training camp at no cost to himself this summer. Ropresen- tattve John J. kimmel has been notified that he has tho privilege of choosing one youth as q candi- date for the camps to be conducted during the months of July and August Tile chance is open to those | between the ages of 17 and 24 years of age. The camping period will be of 30 days duration. There will be no expense; cost of medical exami- nation, clothing, food. board and transportation will be provided by the government. There will be two camps, one located at Fort Terry, Plum Island, near New London, and the other at Fort Adams. Newport, E. I.
 Mir. Kimmol has an application blank and is desirous of interview ing PlainviIle boys who would like 10 receive his approval of their ap- plication for this opportunity.
 Invitations Sent Out
 Invitations have been sent out to S0 prominent men 10 sit on the platform at the exercises connected with the laying of the new high school cornerstone on Saturday aft ernoon, May %. Those who will hc thus honored are the members of the building and finance committees which carried through the plans for the school, the board of seectmen. former Principal $. P. Williams and others connected with high school tradition in Plainville, the architect and contractors. and officers of the Alumni association. It is planned to have motion pictures taken of the event in order 10 record it pcrman- ently for Plainville posterity.
 The work on the building is pro gressng rapidly The exterior | foundation has been completed, the window frames and cast stone are arriving, and the bricklayers are making speedy headway
 | IdNlng water MalnS
 The work of laying the water mains on East street is being car ried forward by Contractor A. Di Marco and Plainville will soon be receiving it's water supply from the New Britain trunk line. One notice able feature of the excavating is that, as in many places in this town. 1t is necessary to dig only a few inches below ground level 10 come upon pure sand. The same was true i Of the digging for the cellars of the Linden street and high schools. but lit was peculiar that the sand ali Linden street was good for building purposes while that at the high school is useless from this angle. Visiting Day Success Visiting Day at the Broad street school yesterday was an unqualified success, the school authorities stat cd this morning. A great propor- ton of the parents of the pupils vis- Iited the buildings and watched the classes in session. They also admir- cd tho fine exhibits Of work which were on view. These were more comprehensive than in past years. especially those of drawing, and /. were arranged under the direction | Of Miss Nina Wilkinson, assisted by ! the teaching staff. Visiting Day will ] be observed at the Linden street i school on Thursday, May 27.
 Past ChanCellCrS' Night l
 Past Chanccllors' Night will he |. observed by Pythian lodge. K. of P. | this evening, and it is planned to 1 have all 25 past chanccllors of the 1 organization present. The oldest of , them will fill the chairs and show . the mower blood how meetings were . conducted in the old days. There . will also be roll call and social . time, and refreshments will be . served by the committee.
 Appeal Taken On Case
 An appeal has been taken in the l case of Charles Daigle of West Main street, who was arrested some weeks ago by Warehouse Point . authorities on a charge of reckless driving. Young DaiGle was involv- cd in an automobile accident there and agreed 10 make good the dam age, but it is claimed that the other party tried to intimidate him into paying toe much and had him ar rested. He was fined S10O and costs. The case will be heard week after next in the higher court. The To- cal youth is represented by Attor- ney Israel Nair of New Britain.
 Large Foresters' Class
 Court General Lawton, No. 1@5, will hold it's regular meeting and initiate large class of candidates on Tuesday evening, at s o'clock in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street, A class of about 40 will be