New Britain herald., 1927-09-16

razlng the buildings or the BriStol Co. on West Main street which were sold at public auction last week. NJ Sasek and Co. contractors, had d force of men on the job this morn ing and the first movement in re- moving one of Plainville's old land marks has been made.
 The factory was first built on the site in 1886 and for years the knit ting mill experienced ultra prosper ous days Of late years. however, the company found the competition too keen and the demand for it's goods too lean and finally the officers of the corporation decided 10 close its doors.
 The Trumbull Electric Mfg. Go. has a lease on some of the build ings as a storehouse for some months to come and the work of tearing these down will not be un- dertaken until the lease runs out.
 The new owners it Is understood are planning to clear the property and sell 1t for business purposes oth- CT than manufacturing.
 Contract Not Let
 The Contract for painting the Plainville Baptist church was not let at the business meeting held last night. It is still open for the bids of contractors. The matter will be de- clded at a meeting to be held next Thursday evening.
 south Ends Practice
 The South End football team will hold their second practice at the High school field Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. All members and candi- dates are asked 10 report.
 VI. F.. Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Plain vile N. E. church will be held this evening following the regular week ly prayer meeting at T:45 o'clock. Four trustees will be elected to the board. one of them filling the place left vacant by the death of the late Bryan Morse.
 To Destroy Cats
 Following an inspection by Health Officer Dr. George r. Cook of sever al cats owned by Mrs. J. W. Beach on Linden street, following com plaints that they were tubcrCular. Dr. Cooks official verdict was that there were no signs of the disease So that the public mind may be set at rest, however, Harry Turner was delegated as eXecutioncr and he was scheduled to rid the town of the fe- lines today.
 See Strong Man
 Large crowds attended the carni- val of Brock Barnes post. American Legion at the Legion grounds on Whiting street last night. attracted there by the feats 10 be perform ed by Professor Charles Schriner, the worlds leading strong man. Profes- sor Schriner performed some re markable fcats with his hands and brawny muscle. He will perform again tonight and tomorrow night.
 Church Concert
 A recital and concert will be given in the Redeemcr A. NJ. F. Zion church this evening at s o'clock, An excellent program of music and dra- matic readings has been prepared and the public is invited.
 License Suspended
 The local police have been notified by the state commissioner of motor vehicles that the operators license Of Catherine Solleck of South Main street, has been suspended,
 Plainsillc Briefs
 Philip kenicky of Whites Crossing weeks stay in Boston.
 George paScus of Pennington ave- nue has entered a boarding school in Rhode Island. He will take up college course.
 Joseph N. McKernan of West Main street, accompanied by his wife and daughter, Helen is in Boston at tending a convention of water com missioners.
 Fred Marshal of Florida former ly of Plainville has notified friends here that he is on his way for a short visit at his former home.
 Many prominent Plainvillc rcpuh- liCans plan to attend the annual out ing of the Third Ward Republican club of New Britain at Lake Com bounce tomorrow.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Samuel Shean of West Broad street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull and daughter. Esther, are spending few days at Poland Springs, Me.
 Interior painting and paper hang ing in new model home on Farming ton Ave. done by the Chas II. Slater Painting. Paper Hanging and Deco rating Co.,. Pennington Ave. Phone. iNq-l2. 2.--advt.
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