New Britain herald., 1926-11-16

without license. Moffatt was ar rested by Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen several days ago following an accident on the New Britain road. Moffatts car striking one operated by Dominick Cichiro of New Britain Grand Juror w. J. Foran prosecuted.
 Milk Served In Schools
 The serving of milk in the Plain- vile public schools was resumed yesterday, about 200 bottles being consumed at the Broad street school and 75 at the Linden street build ing. This practice was tried as an experiment in the former school last year by the cooperation of the school authorities with Miss Eliza beth Heineman, district nurse. Miss Heineman found that those children who bought milk gained an average of two pounds more than the others.
 The milk is served at the conclu- sion of morning recess during q short rest period. All children will he weighed in the near future and. if it is thought advisable. the parents Of those found underweight will be notified and urged 10 have their chil- dren take milk.
 Ask Proposals on Car
 Proposals for the hire Of vehicles will be received by Postmaster James F.. Usher until November g. according 10 notice posted today. The vehicles will be hired without drivers and will be rented on an hourly basis for use in collection and delivery Of mails and rclaying fit 10 carriers for the quarter end ing March 31. 1927. The hiring will be for about 1 t-3 hours a day or 100 hours for the quarter. The owner must keep the car in repair and bear the necessary cost of main taining it.
 Find Horse and Wagon
 Theodore Norvik of Shuttla Mca- dow avenue went to New Britain Saturday and left his horse and wagon in front of store on Broad street while he went in to make some purchases. He told a stranger 10 take care Of the animal until he returned, but when he came out both man and team had vanished. Noryik reported the matter 10 the New Britain police. Deputy Sheriff F.. W, Furrey finally located both horse and wagon near White Oak and returned them to Norvik.
 Martha Hcbckah Notes
 Martha Rebekah lodge has been invited ;o the meeting of Union Rebekah lodge in Huntsville Thurs day evening. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock
 Martha Sewing circle will hold a fair from to 3 o'clock Friday aft crnoon in the vacant store next 10 the filling station at Central square. All articles should be left there as soon as 2:30 o'clock.
 Notes
 MT. and Mrs. Gabrielle Sicconc of Neal court have moved to White Plains. \. Y, where Mr. Siccone will assume tho superintondcncy of large contract recently awarded An tonio DiMarco of Plainyille.
 Tho railroad bridge on North Washington street was repaired today, traffic being rcrouted by special officers.
 In the Herald last evening 1t was incorrectly stated that Miss Irene Livingston Is the daughter of Fred livingston; she is q daughter of Joseph Livingston.
 The Legion auxiliary meeting Thursday night will be followed by q whist, to which the public is in vitcd.
 Plainville Grange will confer the third and fourth degrees at its meeting tonight.
 A son was was born yesterday 10 Mr. and Mrs. Sabato ApruZzcse of s Maple street.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Plainville M. E. church will meet tonight.
 Mrs. George D. Clark, formerly of West Broad street, is visiting here for week. She has been living with