New Britain herald., 1926-03-31
PAaiinUilh News
[, OF [, ANNUAL
 BANQUET APRIL I4
President Of Hartford AdVeptiS,
 ing Club to Speak
FACTORIES ARE TO CLOSE

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 Good Friday-Fincd Foa Over
 loading TruCks-First Baseball
 Practice Callcd--Bricfs.
 The annual banquet of the ploin- villo Chamber of Commerce will be held in the banquet hall of the Ma sonic temple at o'clock Wcdncs- day evening, April If. Three speak CTS of prominence uro listed in the tentative plans made public today by Ralph Seymour, chairman of the banquet committee, and these ar rangcmcnts arc expected to be con- Irlucd later in tho week.
 Herbert Rogers, president of the Hartford Advertising club, will bo 1 the principal speaker of the eve ming. Governor John II. Trumbull will deliver an address, and State Senator Frederic C. Walcott of Nor folk, chairman of the stato finance committee, will speak. The subjects of the speakers have not yet been announced,
 | A turkey dinner will he served There will be accommodations for only 125 diners, and those who plan l 10 attend should secure their tickets early. They will be ready at the an- nual meeting of the chamber on Thursday evening.
 Good Friday Closing
 Good Friday will be observed In Planville with general cessation of all business, factories and stores 1 closing for tho day in order to allow their cmploycs to obaerve the re- lEious holiday. The Trumbull Elec- triC Mfg. Co. will close Thursday night and reopen Saturday, as will the Newton Mfg. Co. and the Plain vile Casting Co.
 The Standard Steel &s Bearings, Inc, will not reopen until Monday 1 morning, Numerous employees Of the 1 factory live out of town and have signiled their desire to be away over Easter. They We're notified that if they turned out a certain amount of ] work during the first four days of tho present week, they would be given Saturday off, and it seems as- surcd that the mark set will he reached The Ideal Machinery Co. will also be closed until Monday. It is not known when the Edwin Hills plant will reopen.
 T'he stores will remain open to- morrow night until 10 o'clock. Pro vision stores will be open until o'clock Friday, while the others will he closed all day. The barber shops will close at 10 o'clock tomorrow night until Saturday morning. The 'rlaiuyilo Trust Co.,. will be closed for the day. The post office will re- mAin open. The schools shut down at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon un- til M&nday, April 12.
 EirSt Baseball Practice
 The thst call for baseball prac- . 'iN - ll,tG I'NAil Fti il'lt'i lN NIIt lli'4ll- .agomcnt of the All-Plainrillcs, and, weather permitting, the initial work out of the spiIng will be held at 10 o'clock Friday hlornng on the high school lot. The Lcams had Q fair season last year, sojng better than breaking cvcn. At Nootball the All ilainyiIicS cicaned No everything that camc their way, And the same mon will be drawn on 10 a large eN- tent in the choosing of tlf< baseball nine. The older veterans ald the youngsters will combine to form what nromiacs t0 be a well baiAnced team and one which should be the hcst plainviIIe has put forth ilt 9 number of years.
 Advent Christian Church
 The services at the Advent Chris tlan church will he of special inter lest on Easter Sunday. At the morn- ling service the pastor, Rev. Charles H. Monblcau will speak on the sub ioct, "The Rcsurrcctcd Lord" and there will be special music by tho choir. During the Sunday school hour tho boys and girls will rocitc and sing selections appropriate to the day.
 At p. m., there will be a bap- tismaI service followed hy cantata, Redemption Song." All arc cor dially Invited to these services.
 SrquaSscn Degree Work
 Soquosscn Lodge, l. O. O. r., will hold a regular meeting at o'clock tomorrow evening. All brothers arc invited to attend. Al this meeting the first degree will be worked on q large c'ass of cipdidatos.
 Fined For Overlooking
 William Bochus of Jerome ave- nuc. Bristol, was fined S1o and costs in the local court last night on a charge of overlooking his motor truck. He was arrested last week by State Officer Watson at the East Main street scales. Judge NJ, Q. Ryder was on the bench, the case