New Britain herald., 1927-01-08
DESIGNS OF CIVIC
 WINDOWS CHOSEN Seven Panels at High School to
 Be Symbolic WINDOWS ARE ORDERED 1ripp- -Bunncll Engagement Is An nounccd-Catholic Church to Pre- sent Picture, and Legion Another Church Noices-Briefs.
WINDOWS ARE ORDERED
Church Notices-Briefs.

The seven civic windows to be set in the new high school building have been ordered from r. A. Os- good of New Britain and will be ! ready shortly. perhaps when the building itself is completed. They will be of Pittsburgh plate glass. each representing one civic virtue or field necessary for the proper con- ducting of the government. In the upper pane of each will be etched in outline, by the nd-blast process. a symbol of that field; the lower pane will be plain, and on the lower sash will be a metal placque bearing | the names of the organiza tions which contributed toward that win | dow. These symbols have been de- cided upon and being drawn full size by Architect Towncr for the guid- ance of the contractor.
 The panel on the left. as one enters the building, will represent | Health, the symbol being a Greek cross, the type used by the American | Red Cross. At the bottom will be Donated by the Plainvile Public Health Nursing association, Red Cross, and medical fraternity"
 A fireman's helmet will adorn the window dedicated to Protection. The label at the bottom of this panel will show that it was donated by the fire 1 and police departmnnts
 Religion will be synbolized by a Latin cross, the form used in the crucifiX. At the foot will be the names of all the churches in the town. A Maltese cross. the form adopted by the Crusaders. was at first considered but did not meet with the approval of the churches. Patriotism will be decalrcd by an American flag. This window is do- mated by Brock Barnes post Amer ican Legion; the Home Guard, and the G. A. R.
 The torch of learning as originally considered for the Education win dow was discarded and the lamp of learning on a book has been sub stltuted. The tablet at the foot will show that this window was provided by the Plainvilla Grammar school association and the teachers Of 1926 1927.
 Scales will svmbolize Government this window being furnished by the board of seiectmcn and other off cials of the town.
 On the Commerce window. pro- vided by the Chamber ot Commerce. a building will be shown. This will be the same building as that used on the literature of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce.
 Tripp-Bnnnell Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Bunnell of = Broad street announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Rena Ellen Bunnell, to Percy How ard Tripp of Bristol No date for the wedding has been announced.
 ReLckah Social
 The Martha Rebekahs will give another of their public socials and whists Monday night in I. O. O. F. hall. Refreshments will be served and good time is promised all who iare present.
 "Y" Playing
 The Plainville '. NJ. C. A. team will go to Mapping tonight with a do-or-die determination 10 win over the "Y' team of that town. A victory will put Plainville back ir the championship struggle, while a defeat. with tho New Britain teams pounding ahead will leave the To, calls far in the rear and practically out of if. Mapping is tied with tPlainvillc and faced with the same proposition. so the game should De hotly fought.
 Funeral of Miss King
 Funeral services for Miss Susa r E. King, who died yesterday morn. ing at her home on Trumbull avenue