New Britain herald., 1928-11-19

AAAitioiu a "dAeipuTy VIII oe
made:
Train zoos. leaving Hartford at
s:25 a. m. for Terryville. will be
annulled between Bristol and Terry
willie.
Train zoos, leaving Hartford on
week days at 9:25 a. in. for Bristol.
will run daily and be extended to
Waterbury, due at 1925 a. m.
Train zoos. now leaving Bristol
on week days at 1919 a. m. for
Hartford, will leave at lO:44 a. m.
and be scheduled IS minutes later
at intermediate stops to Hartford,
being due here at 11:2O a. M. On
the present schedule this train ID
due at PlainviIle at 1927 a. m.
Train lis. leaving Bridgeport on
Sundays at 9:57 a. m. for Water
bury. will be extended to Hartford.
being due at Hartford at 1905 ..
m. This train will not stop at
Plainville.
Train eo14. now leaving Bristol
on week days at 1904 .. m. for
Hartford. will start from Water
bury at 1880 p. NJ. omit stops 1T
Torestville and Newington. and be
due at Hartford at 1850 p. m. On
the present schedule this train is
due at Plainville at 1:14 p. m. On
new line up it will be due at 1904
p. IN.
Train 1908. leaving Hartford on
Sundays at 9 a. IN. for Waterbury,,
and returning train No. 1714, leav-
ing Watertown Sundays at 11:0: 4.
nj. for Hartford. will be annulled.
Breaks Wrist In Fall
Albert Massey. H. of Hillcrest av-
enue, fractured his wrist Saturday
when he fell out of tree. He was
taken to, the New Britain General
hospital today.
Action on Street Widening
Action on its proposal to effect .
virtual widening of West Main
street by setting back the building
lines on both sides will be taken to-
night by the town plan commission
at its semi-monthly meeting The
commission to provide for future
widening Of the street. but it met
with opposition from the property
owners at a hearing on October -
and action was postponed until a
full discussion could be held.
Crossing Tenders On Duty
Contrary to report In morning
paper. the watchmen at the West
Main and Broad street railroad
crossings are still on duty. They
were not removed Saturday night. as
stated in that paper. 1t is expected.
however, that they will be taken off
during the present week. Then. In
accordance with the recent decision
of the public utilities commission.
crossing tenders will be taken from
those two locations. and the cross
overs will be guarded by brakemen
on the trains using them.
Christmas Club Closing
Saturday will he the last day for
making deposits in the 1928 Christ
mas club, 1t was announced by the
Plainville Trust Co. today. The
club theoretically closed last Satur-
day. but members will be given dur
ing the present week to make final
payments or to catch up il they are
in arrears.
Three Burned Tn Accident
Three persons we're seriously
burned last evening when a lantern
exploded In a home on Bradley
mountain. Full details will be
found on the first page.
Wedding November 20
The wedding Of James Paul Mast
and Miss Josephine Bosco will take
place on Monday morning. Novem-
Der IS, not tomorrow morning, as
was enormously reported in Satur.
days Herald.
Grange to Eject
P1ainville Grange viii elect its
officers for 1929 at its regular meet
ing in Grange hall at S o'clock to-
morrow night. The literary pro-
gram is being prepared by Lecturer
Mrs. Charles Weldon. Final ar
rangements will be made for the
presentation of the play, safety
First" on Friday night. Refresh
ments will be furnished by the single
members. this being their penalty
for the loss of the recent competition
with the married members.
Birthday Party
Miss Eva Morris was rendered a
birthday party at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
row of Whites crossing, yesterday
afternoon. Miss Morrow received
several valuable gifts in Semem-
brance of her anniversary.
o. $. b. Whist
A whist will be held this evening
at the home of Mrs. Fl. Cassidy. 81
Pierce street, for the benefit of
Trumbull Star lodge, o. s. r. Play
will begin at 5 O'Clock. The gen.
eral public is invited.
Blues Win Again
The Plainviile Blues scored their
fourth win of the season yesterday
afternoon when they downed the
Meriden Acorns by 1870 before a