New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
PLANS 0F CHAMBER
 RECEIVE SETBACK ". (. I. U. Votes Not to Move
 Soldiers Monument EMERSON FLINT INJURED
Thrown to Street as Auto Hits Wagon-Summer Roundup of Children-Bucl>anecrs Win Title Nursing Assn. Annual.

Nursing Assn. Annual.
 The plans of the Chamber of Com- merce to remove the soldiers, mon- ument from the small triangle fin Central square and erect town advertisement in its stead received q severe and possible fatal setback c. T. U.. which holds a lease on the plot, voted unanimously not to make any changes there. The union ob- tained a 99-year lease on the tri- angle a number of years ago and pays rental for the property each year.
 f This action on the part of the temperance union will mean that the chamber will have 10 revise its plans unless if can come to some agree mcnt with the lease holders. Within the next week it is expected that letters will be sent out for the pur- pose of asccrtaining the sentiment of the townspeople in regard to the matter. Il this is favorable, it is pos sible that ovcrtures will be made to the w. C. T. T..
 The meeting yesterday afternoon took place at the home of Mrs. Charles Bunnell on Broad street A social vas enjoyed afterward, the hostess serving 8 dainty lunch. Emerson Flint Injured Emerson Flint, T2. is in the New Britain General hospital with injur- ies received yesterday noon when his wagon was struck by an autom obile at West Main street and Strong court and he was thrown from the vehicle to the pavement. He is suf- fering from abrasions of the face, while an N-ray was taken this morn ing to determine whether or not q rib was broken. He passed a fairly comfortable night, it was said today at the hospital.
 Constable George Schubert. who investigated the accident. has been unable to locate an eye witness. As nearly as he can learn, Flint had just come out onto West Main street and was driving west. A Bond bread team emerged from Strong Counrt just as a car operated by Joseph Glonet of Chestnut street, Bristol, came along going east. Gionet swung out into the road to avoid the bread wagon and was unable to clear F'lint's. striking the rear and hurllng the driver 10 the street.
 Glonet was on his way to the Hartford hospital to receive treat ment for 8 broken jaw. The author ities have made no arrest and in- tend 10 consult Flint before deciding upon their course of action.
 Child Health Day
 Although Governor John H. Trumbul! has set aside May i as Child Health Day, this will be ob- served in Plainville on Friday May II, when there will be a summer roundup, of children about to en- ter school, in connection with the regular we'll child conference of the Plainville Public Health Nursing as- sociation. The parent-tea cher asso- ciation is sponsoring the round-u which will be conducted by the nurs- ing association under the super vision of the state health authorities. Children who are to enter school for the first time in September will be examined at the nursing rooms in the Neri block at an ali-day ses- sion beginning at a. m. These will be retained on the records of the as- Sociation until their entrance into school. The regular conference will be held at the same time.
 Athletes Receive Letters
 Letters were awarded to eight members of the Planvilie High school basketball team this after noon at an athletic assembly in the auditorium. Those who received the emblems were Manager Edmund Tolli. Captain Martin Conlin. form- CT Captain Roland Gauthier. John Wiley. Charles Buell., Frederick Wegner, Walter Gerke, and Law renee Gregory. There were cheers