New Britain herald., 1927-02-15

of Hartford entertained with piano selections.
 After the serving of refreshments Miss Ruth Jacobs, in behalf of the teachers, presented MT. Judd with a handsome carving set as a token of their appreciation Of his faithful services as principal of the Broad street school for the past r years. MT. Judd was taken by surprise but responded, expressing his deep ap- preciation of the thoughtfulness of his teachers and their cooperation with him as principal.
 Electro-Plating Motors
 The Plainvile Electro Plating Co. has received a large order from the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. of Hartford for the electro plating of 200 wasp" motors. This motor has just been developed and Is proving very successful; all parts except the block are plated with non-corroding cadmium finish. The contract will keep the local concern busy for three months.
 Surprise Party
 A surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. Sophia Hemingway at her home on Linden street last eve- ming, the occasion being her birth day anniversary. A number of her friends were present, and she re- celVed from them many useful gifts.
 Simsbury Wins At Last
 Number 13 proved too much for the Plainyille Y. NJ. c. A. team last night and the Smsbury team sent the locals home on the short end Of a 31-26 score. It was the 18th game played between the two teams in the last three years and the first vic- tory of the upstate boys. Plainvle was handicapped by the absence Of Freddy Miller, whose finger is still in no condition for basketball. The game was very rough, but the ref cree called only five fouls. However, Plainville has no alibis and is deter mined to come back when it meets the New Britain South church Thursday night.
 Mrs. Tyler En1crtains Mrs. Irving T. Tyler entertained two small groups of friends at her i homo on Park street yesterday, one group in the afternoon and one in the evening. The rooms were pret- tily decorated and the luncheon menu effectively carried out in i Valentine emblems.
 In the afternoon. Miss, Rcna Bun nell, whose engagement to Percy Tripp of Bristol was recently an- nounced, was the guest of honor and | received several pretty and useful ! gifts as Valentines. In the book title contest. Mrs. Richard Scdegrcn and Mrs. C., A. Bunncll won the prizes, which were Valentines. Al the evening party, prizes were won by Giles Cowlcs and Miss Jennie Tyler.
 Town Planners Pass Meeting The town plan commission meet ing scheduled for last evening was abandoned because of small attend ance. IL is expected that a commit tee will be named at the next ses- sion to go before the legislative con- mittee and speak in behalf of the bill dealing with boundary streets which was introduced by Repre- sentative Robert E. White. Mir White is said to be considering a i substitute bill.
 1 Notes
 The building code committee o' ! the Chamber of Commerce will mce in the chamber rooms on Pierce street this evening to discuss the DOT. ton of the proposed building code which deals with plumbing and cleo. trical work. All engaged in thcge trades are urged to be present and express their views.
 The executive committee of the the parsonage this evening at 7:3C o'clock.
 The Merry Makers will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the home Of Miss Rose Arcari on Broad , street.
 MT. Laharte, an employc of the | railroad, is ill at his home, S7 West Main street.
 The condition of Mrs. Ethe' Schutte, who is patient at the New Britain General hospital, continues to improve.
 1 The new members of Plainville Grange will provide the entertain f ment at the meeting tonight.
 The Baptist church choir will meet for rehearsal at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Shower For Miss Mitchell i A shower was given i'll honor ot Miss Bernice Mitchell of East street last night by the We-Uns club whcr it met at the home of Miss Dorothy Clark on Pennington avenue. About | p guests were present. Miss Mitchell will marry Donald Edward of New Britain this spring,
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