New Britain herald., 1927-10-07

Plainville has been one Of the first towns to follow out the suggestion, the word "Plainville" having been painted on the roof of the Trum~ bull Electric Mfg. Go. for some time. The industries committee reported last evening that the Plainvll.e Lumber 6 Coal Co.,. Plainville Cast ing Go. and Nawton Mfg. CO. had agreed 10 follow suit at their own expense, thus showing considerable public spiritedness.
 The sidewalk committee reported that within the past months the walks on Pennington avenue had been completed nom ln front Of s s. Gwlllim's residence northward to the end Of the Usher estate and that walk had been laid in iron. Of pr. s. W. Moody's home.
 The matter Of enforcing parking restrictions was discussed and will be looked into further. It Is hoped that some means Of enforcing this measure can be found, thus benefit ing the merchants. tho'r customers, and the automobllists themselves.
 No member of the town display committee was present and nc re- port was made, hut concrete rec ommendation is expected to be made at the next meeting of the cham ber.
 Want Park-Stop Dumping
 All dumping except Of dirt and ashes on the West Main street dump" was folbidden today hy |. 0. Barnard Of Bristol. owner of the large tract Of land between the West Main street business blocks and the river, l. is planned to deVet op this large piece of land as park. the matter having been spoken of and tentatively discussed at the Chamber of Commerce meeting last evening Those caught dumping other than dirt and ashes will be prosecuted.
 School Enumeration Schuyler r. Williams has com pleted the annual enumeration of children Of school age and forward ed his report to Superintendent Of Schools Leon C, Staples. Mir. Will Hams found 1452 children in Plain vile on the first Tuesday Of Septem- | ber. This compares with 1424 a ! year ago.
 Simpson Engages Clerk Miss Matte Johnson has been en- gagged by First Selectman James Simpson as clerk os the board of selectmen. Miss Johnson. who is the daughter Of the later William J. Johnson, served in this capacity while her father was first selectman. i Federation Elects
 Mrs. Howard Smith was reelected president of the Congregational church Woman's Federation at the annual meeting held yesterday after noon in the parish house. Mrs Charles s. Wyckoff was chosen first vice-president in charge of mission ary activities: Mrs. Charles R. Clark, second vice president in charge ot domestic activities and Mrs. H. A Castle, third vice president in charge of social activities. Other elections were as follows: Recording secre- tary, Miss Elizabeth Norton: cor responding secretary, Mrs. Steven son; treasurer Mrs. Cecil Bedford member-at-large of the executive oo CrN ,1rrrny-p The other member-at-large and the chairman of the sewing committee were not chosen.
 A talent party was held, eacl member reciting q piece Of vers about the way in which she earne' the promised dollar during the pas summer. The evening group me last evening at the home of Mrs. s s. Gwillim and made dolls clothe! for the coming fair.
 Young Nandals in Court
 The three young vandals who havt been creating so much havoc alonE Whiting street recently were in cour before Justice NJ. o. Ryder las evening. They were severely re primanded and placed on probation Grand Juror w. J. Foran prose cuted.
 Opening of Hunting Season
 The hunting season will open to morrow, when it will become lega to shoot partridge. pheasants, an ] squirrels. Local nimrodS are clean ing out their guns and, if the pleas ant weather continues, promise some big bags"
 Building House
 NJ J. Sasek is erecting a two-fam ily house at the cornsr Of Broad anc Church streets,
 Six-room bungalow on Trumbul avenue for sale. All oak floors, ho water heat, built-in barhtub, till , floor. fireplace. Price reasonable William H. Burnett.-adNt.