New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-20
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Cunningham. Cassidy. Bases on balls
jill TowerS /, OF u. Cunningham
3. Struck out-By Powers. =. by G.
Cunningham 5. by w. Cunningham,
l. Cmpire-Matteo.
Pick up Businessmen. :. E. 80.
II. +. ID. Is Extended
The rural free delivery service
VIII ue eAtenueu to Chestnut street
't'4ieS huo"n as West Droau
street. and to Overlook avenue on
aug ust /. 1uis section ot lIalnylue
Is covered by the Forestville carrier
.hu ine expansion is the result of a
Year and half OF effort on the part
VI 1UsLllIaSler James T.. Usher to
nave Inc territory served. Inc For
eSt'lile Office mas been extending Its
routes SO rapidly In other uIreculons
ludt IL was Unable to comply with
me local postmaster request until
now.
Inc carriers route will be changed
anu instead Oh urIvlng along an IN
nnaulueu road he VIII re,race his
way ON Redstone nil and cover the
new territory. About 80 to Az fami-
i4es Will benefit by the change.
II Will De necessary Tor lutse fami-
lies to install boxes on posts where
lne Il. r. u. carrier can deliver the
i-lall without getting out OF his car,
1hls should be done before the sery-
ice is established on August /.
MeetinX Oi sign Committee
Chairman W. Is. Wllber has called
meeting OF the town display COM
lnlttee OIL the Chamber OF Commerce
lor 1850 o'clock Monday evening in
the Chamber OF Commerce rooms,
ne is anxious to put the project
through or at least TO have it decid-
ca one way or the other. Thus far
the returns from the cards sent out
nave been .dlsappointingly small, anu
IL Is hoped that those who received
these Will return them as soon as
possible that the committee may
know the attitude OF the townspeople
on the project.
Want Town to Accept
Brock-BarneS post, American Lee
gion, voted at its last meeting TO 20
ON record as favoring the acceptance
OF the late George y. Mastins GIT
OF his property to the town and the
creation oil trust fund for the
maintenance OF library upon it.
The Leglonnaires hope that the
town can see its way clear to &C
cept the gift provided by Mr.. Mas
tins will.
Sued For $4,000
The fabrication Products Corp,
OF Plainvllle has been made de-
lendant in a suit for $500 brought
oy Austina and Cristian Lach of
New Britain. The plaintiffs allege
that Oh June Is they lent the local
urn. which is d branch of a Della
ware corporation. the sum of ST.
100. Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Hor-
WITT served the writ, which was filed
today in the office OF Clerk Emil J.
Danberg OF the New Britain city
court.
10 Stop Cycling On Walks
In response to numerous COM
plants made by residents of Whit
ing and East Main streets the Sc
lectmen have announced that the
riding OF bicycles on the sidewalks
OF the town must cease or prosecu-
TONS will be made. This practice
is forbidden by a state law, but it is
being violated frequently. No injur-
les resultant upon such violation
have been reported. but it is said
there have been several narrow es-
capeS.
The mid-week prayer meeting at
the Plainville NJ. h. church will be
omitted this week.
Miss Henrietta Castle has returned
to New Haven after spending several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Castle OF Canal street. She
is taking a course in library work
at Yale university.
Miss Addie L. Taylor, former prin-
cipal Of the Linden street school,
spent yesterday in Plainville.
Furnished rooms, very low prices,
and us' OF veranda, 100 w. Main st.