New Britain herald., 1926-10-12

annual parade and will carry ban hers advertising Plainville as tn home Of the flying governor"
 Town Meeting Monday
 The annual town meeting. ad journed after the election d weel ago, will be held in the Town hal Monday night. Outside of hearing and approving the annual reports o' the town officers, as printed in the yearly publication, several important matters will come up. Action vii be taken on the budget, two mem. bers of the town plan commission elected, the selectmen empowered tc borrow money 10 carry on the busi. ness of the town during the coming year, street lights on Trumbull ay- enue acted upon, and the matter ot still further street lights discussed The proposal to appropriate s1,20t to surface sewer along East stree; from Broad to Maple street and thence along the passway and Mil ford street to the Quinnipac river will also come before the meeting A large attendance is asked by the town officials.
 Johnson Improved
 William J. Johnson, former first seloctmaG, Is reported as very much improved at his home on Union vile avenue. He is now able 10 be up and about the house. but has not yet gained sufficient strength to vcn- ture nut again.
 Progress on High School
 The brick work on the new high school has now been completed and everything is going forward fully on schedule and probably ahead of It. according 10 the contractors. Law renee X Coo. The name, "Plain- vile High School" and date "1926" are now in place across the top of the front. The rough plastering has been completed on two floors and + is expected that work on the finish clustering will he started on Friday. The concrete floors. two and three quarters inches thick. are now being laid.
 The huge auditorium. SD hy 9o feet in size, is now beginning 10 as sume shape. When complete it will have stage. with a dressing room on either side. while there will be a balcony. above which motion pic tura booth is set in the rear wall.
 Tho heating plant. consisting of two huge boilers. has been installed and will provide adequate warmth for the pupils on even the coldest winter days The coal room has a capacity of 750 tons.
 Francis $. Buell.
 Francis s. Buell. of Forestvi'o avenue died today at the New Britain General hospital after an illness Of three days resulting from a shock. Hn was 6S years Of age last June. Today was the 19th an niversary of his third marriage. Mir. Ruell was born in 1itchfold hut had lived in Plainvlle nearly all his life For many years he was a carpenter in the employ of the Barnes com pany in Bristol. He vas member of the Odd Fellows and of the Con gresational church.
 Mir. Buell. is survived by his Wif" Elizabeth Williams Ruell; one daughter. Mrs. George Bartlett of Plainvi)le; two sons. Giles (. Bu")I Of Flainvillo and Frank \. Buell. of Hartford: l2 grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. Alton Onthank of Hood River. Ore. and Mrs. Fred Barnes Of Portland. Ore. Funeral arrangements arc incomplete.
 Notes
 There will be a meeting Of the on tcrtainment committee Of the Plain vile fire department in the fremen's room tomorrow night at o'clock.
 Martha Sewing Circle will hold a tacking bee from to : o'clock to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Brown on Washington street.
 The name of Victor Hurtado was, through oversight. omitted from the list of honor pupils at the high school as announced by the school authorities last week Hurtado. who is q junior, won high honors during the first month Of the present term.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Plainville N. l.. church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Bessie Mcleod on Broad street 
 There Will he a meeting of the regular officers and also Of the ladies' degree team Of Plain,ille Grange at s o'clock tonight.
 There will be a special meeting of the Mems Bible class of the Bap- tist church at s o'clock tonight. All members are requested to be pres ant.
 A social will be given in the church parlors tomorrow evening by the Young Peoples society Of the Baptist church.
 The post office was open today on regular schedule. reports 10 the notwithstanding Columbus Day is not observed by the national government.
 Miss Elizabeth Burns Is ill at her home on Central Square.
 4 Main street. store for rent. in luire NJ. Rirnhaum, 5S9 Main St. New Britain. Phone 3SS4-o adyt.
 To rent - Small tenement. Ed ward Baker, 20 Crown street, ldvt.
 NEW OAR SPLITS.
 New Haven, Oct. 1o LPl-Trial of a lew type of spoon oar. developed by r.. J. Pocock. builder of shells for ale university. by the members Of !.