New Britain herald., 1926-09-21

tion. pr. George E. Cook, her at tending physician, announced thi: morning. The pin was removed after 54 hours. The child is expect ed to leave the New Britain General hospital today.
 Still Very Critically III
 First Selectman Johnson spent a restful night last night but his con- dition has shown no improvement.
 Appropriation Is Exhausted | According to Chairman John F. Lamb of the town plan commission the appropriation for his commits sion has been exhausted and no im- provements can be made until the next years appropriation is made. The appropriation for the past year was s400.
 Plans are being made to establish street and building lines for Red Stone street. Another plan under consideration is for work to be done on Forest and Prentice streets. Will Receive Contributions
 Chairman John E. Lamb of Plain vile Red Cross announced that the organization will receive contribu- l tions for the relief of those who suffered from the effects of the re- cent hurricane in Florida. Miss Sa- die l.. Wheeler of 127 East Main l street, treasurer of the Red Cross will receive the donations and will forward them to the national Red 1 Cross
 Manager and Captain To Be Elected
 manager and captain will be elected this evening at the opening practice Of the All-Plainville foot i ball team at TrumhullS field at & o'clock. Several new candidates arc expected who, with the old players. | should put the team in the race for the state title.
 Automobile Cases In Court
 Fines of $1O0 and costs for driv- ing while under the influence of i liquor, $3 and costs for driving without a license, and the assess ment of the costs of court for vio- lation of the rules of the road were meted out by Justice l.. A. Mills in court last evening. William J. For en represented the state.
 William Aldridge of Northampton was fined S10O and costs for driv- ing while under the influence of liquor, A car driven by him col { lided with one driven by P. Bcpie of Waterbury damaging the ttls- ridge car and doing considerable damage to the other. Bente was fined S3 and costs for driving with out a license
 William Pittard of Bristol was assessed theAosts of court and Will liam II. Glynn of the same city, was discharged on violations of the rules of the road when they collidcd at the corner of Whiting street and Pennington road. They were ar rested by Constable Fred Callcn.
 Charles Rossi of New Britain was fined $10 and costs for driving with out an operators license.
 At Congressional Convention
 James F. Usher and Stanley s. Gwillim are Plainvilles representa- lives at the republican congressional convention at the Elks hall in New Britain today. Mir. Gwillim was named on the credentials committee. Attending Exposition
 Albert Fawlcy of Trumbull ave- nue is representing the Standard Steel X Bearings, Inc, at the eighth National Steel and Machine eXposi ton in Chicago this week.
 Injured In Accident
 While crossing at East Main street last evening, Miss Olive Mather of Mountain View was hit by an auto mobile driven by John Traceski of New Britain, She was taken to the office of Dr. George Cook where she was given first aid treatment
 Reorganization Meeting
 The first meeting of the season for the Ladies' Aid society of the Plainyille Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock in the church parlors.
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 Rev Filechiu Berkery Of Alle- Shaney, N. Y., and his brother, Joseph Berkery are visiting Archie Dame.
 The auxiliarysto the Brock Barnes post will hold a meeting Thursday evening in the posts rooms at 7:SO o'clock. Following the meeting there will be a whist which is expected to start about S:S0 o'clock.
 Don't forget the John Guiden benefit game Sunday afternoon at high school field at o'clock, standard time. Admission 50 cents. -advt.
 Five room tenement, all improve mcnts. Apply Irving Rachlin, New vi