New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
PLQinUiUe NeUS THRALL'S STORE IS ISINC0RP0RA7ED Owner and Wife and George
 Nilson Officers Of Combination PLANS TO STUDY DENTISTRY
Fined On Drunken Driving Charge Disbursements Team Loses to New Britain GaSCoS Edwin T. Hills Will to Be Filed.


 Ralph B. Thrall, owner of Thrall's 1 Drug store at the corner of Whiting and West Main streets. announced today that papers for the incorpor- ation of the business had been filed [ today at the office of Town Clerk l Mae Morgan The incorporators are named as Ralph B. Thrall, George Nilsson and Doris B, Thrall. Mir Thrall has been named president of 1 the firm. Mr. Nilsson will be treasurer and Mrs. Thrall will act as secre- tary. The firm will be known as Thrall's Drug Store. Inc.
 1 Mir, Thrall will leave early next week to enter the University of 1 Maryland where he will study den tistry at the dental school. The uni versity is situated in Baltimore and during Mr Thralls absence, Mir. Nil son will be the manager of the store. 1 Mir. Thrall has been owner of the | business for the past three years ' He purchased the store from the Galpin Drug O., which formerly oc- cupied the site and since his advent to Plainville. he has carried on the 1 venture with success. His decision to enter the University of Maryland was made after a long period of in vestigation and he will retain an in terest in the business in the future.
 Before coming 10 Plainvile. MT. 1 Thrall who is a native of Ansonia. 1 New York city. He had held posi- tions as manager of branch stores in the metropolis and was regarded as one of the most efficient pharma- | cists on the staff of the company. MT Nilsson who becomes a mem her of the corporation starting to- day, is a native of Plainville, the son of Mir and Mrs John Nilson of ! forestville avenue. He received his early education in the Plainvillc Grammar school and later attended the New Britain High school. He | graduated there in the class of 1910 and then elected to take up the work or phafmaClSt.
 i He was employed at the drug store of George R. Byington for a number of years and then he transferred to , the Liggett O.. in New Britain. He 1 became an employe of Thrall's Drug store about a year ago. He is a
 popular member of Pythian lodge, K. of F., of Plainvile.
 i Mr. Nilsson will be assisted In the work of conducting the store, by John F. Berger Of Ansonia. Mir. Rorgcr began his duties this morn
 ing. He has been in the drug store business for the past three years in ! Ansonia.
 ! Henry r. Johnson Of Bristol, an auditor, acted with the parties of i incorporation in drawing up the papers.
 MT. Thrall has been active in the social and business life of Plainville ever since his arrival here. II" has : been q prominent member of the i Plainvile Chamber Of Commerce, | Brock Barnes post, American Le- g.on. Frederick lodge A. F. X A.. M.. and New Britain lodge. B. P. O. F.
 ! Mir. Nilsson Is one of the most popular of Plainville's younger set and his success will be assured in lthe new venture because of his numerous friends.
 Fined in Town Court Paul Mastrianni of Southinston i was fined S1oo and costs on each Of : two counts in the Plainville police | court by Justice l.. s. Mills last eve l ming. He was charged with drlN- | ing an automobile while under the ! influence of liquor and of driving while his license was under suspen-