New Britain herald., 1926-07-30
TRUMBULL FACTORY
 WILL RUN NIGHTS Double Shift System Will Be
 Commenced Next Week
 40 & 8" NAMES DELEGATES

people May Go on Trumbun Out
 ing-Innocente-C -CeIh Wedding on AIonday-Youths Take Course.
 The Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. will go on a day-and-night schedule ! Monday, it was announced by fac tory officials today. Two shifts Of men will be employed and some 20 new hands hired to keep the double shift in operation. The new sched- l ule will last for at least two or three months, it was said, and may continue through next winter.
 This increase of working hours is
 not due to any one large order or
 group of orders, factory official
 state today, but has been made
 necessary by the ordinary growth of the firms business.
 "4O and S'' Meeting
 The Hartford county "4O and S' met last evening at the rooms ot
 Brock Barnes post in Legion hall
 and elected delegates to the state | convention in New Haven next | month and to the national conven' | ton in Philadelphia. Nine delegates
 and as many alternates were choser
 to go to New Haven and two of eacf
 for the national affair.
 IT. Frank LeVasseur and James F
 Usher were among the alternate
 elected 10 attend the state conven | ton, this delegation being headed by Emil Schall of New Britain. Took Health Course
 Several Plainville boys and girl were among the 800 pupils who en rolled for the short health cours given at Connecticut Agriculture ! college. They were Ruth Tylel
 Elizabeth VanDuscn. Frederick = Tyler and Howard E. Tyler. The IT were examined in connection wit l. the health contest. but a Warehous l. Point boy and a girl from Unionvill
 won the honors in Hartford count!
 Outing to Be Public
 e As in the past, the outing of tn n Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. 2 " Savin Rock Monday will be open { st the public. AS it is expected thS n 600 will make the trip, it is advisa y, ble to purchase tickets early, a
 though they will be on sale Monda
 morning on the cars. They may ! er procured from any member of tf of committee in charge of the eXcul s sion. Those on the committee al r. G. R. Heblen, H. $. Smith and I'd L. Seymour.
 a Innocente-Celli
 Tony Innocente and Miss Am
 Celli, daughter of Dominick ar en Antonette Celli will be married ( a Monday at the Church of Our Lac O. of Mercy by Father Munich, Il 1e acting pastor. Miss Jennie BerarC will be maid of honor and Julil
 EDebarardini will act as best ma
 The flower girls will be Esther Ia i'll and Eleanor Gross. It is expectt ip that about 75 will be present fro e. various parts of the state.
 n- Surprise Party
 h. Friends of Mrs. Martha Watkil ss gave her a surprise party Wedne in day evening in observance of h to 72nd birthday anniversary, the par
 being held at the home of h on daughter, Mrs. William Kensel of Q East Broad street. Mrs. Watkl e., received many beautiful gifts. ct buffet lunch was served. Gam
 were played and piano selectio
 were enjoyed by all present. h. First Game August 15
 a The first game of the series b k, tween the All-Plainvilles and t tn Pextos of Southington for the lnte
 town championship, will be play
 on the local high school field it. Sunday afternoon. August 15. II ed decision was reached by the man gers of the two teams when tn n- conferred yesterday. The series n- expected to be a keen one and l. draw large crowds. Louis Datoll
 acting manager of the locals durl ies the illness of John Guiden. to- No opponent for this Sunday T ne been announced by the All-Plal