New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
DISTRICT i. 0. P.
 ELECTS DELEGATES Governor Trumbun and Ralph
 Seymour Among Appointees TELEPHONE co. CHANGES
Direct Dial system to Hartford Be- ing InstalIed-Church NoticeS- Hanny Ousted-Game in Bristol Tomorrow-August Building.

Tomorrow-August Building. Governor John H. Trumbull of Plainville and Mrs. John H. Buck ley of West Hartford were elected delegates-at-large from the fifth sen atorial district to the state republl- can convention when the delegates from the various towns in this dis trict met in convention at the local town hall yesterday afternoon. The state convention will be held in New Haven on September and [. A. R. Wadsworth of Pennington was elected chairman of yesterdays district meeting. with Ralph L. sey- mour of Plainville as clerk.
 Former Governor Marcus H. Hol- comb of Southington was the choice for convention vice president from the fifth district. Huller Barnes of Bristol was elected a member of the permanent organization committee, Ralph L. Seymour of the credentials committee, John Huling of West Hartford of the rules committee. and George E. Jones of West Hartford of the resolutions committee. There were 22 delegates present.
 Ralph l.. Seymour and Mrs H. A. Castle will be the Plainville dele gates to the state convention. having been elected at the town caucus Monday night.
 Changes At Telephone Co.
 Important changes are now being
 made at the local office of the
 Southern New England Telephone
 Co.,, where the beginning of the di'
 rect dialins system is now being in
 stalled. The present operator sys
 tenn will continue for local subscrib
 CTS. but in making Hartford calls i
 will no longer be necessary for tho
 Plainville operator to call the Hart
 ford operator. Instead, dials are be ling installed here which will enable
 the local operators to dial the Hart
 ford numbers directly. The tele
 phone company schedule, it is said calls for the installation of the com
 plete dial system here in 1882.
 Two new sections or switchboard
 are also being placed in the loca
 office, which may mean the addition : of one or more operators. Plain
 vile now has 900 telephones and tn, number is constantly growing. August Building Report . Another decrease in building operations was recorded in thu . monthly report submitted to thu
 selectmen today by Building In spector Axel Johnson. Electrica work was heavy during August. bu
 there was little activity in any othe
 branch of building. Inspector John son issued IS permits during thu month: Two for new buildings, si! l for alterations and repairs. six fo garages. seven for plumbing jobs seven for heating installations an' , i7 for electrical work.
 , The new houses were a six-roon i, bungalow which Is to be erected oi Linden street by G. Fortuna at : cost of S6.oo0 and S16,000 resi- dence which Mrs. Burton H. Phelp : will erect on Pennington avenue Total fees during the month wer S7S.50, of which MT. Johnson turn ed Sl9.63 over to the town and re tained the balance of $5S.S7 for hi : services
 Play in Bristol
 ? The All-Plainvilles will mee : their deadly enemies, the Bristo
 West Ends. at Muzzy field. Bristol tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock fl what should be one of the bes games Of the season. Bristol won | decision on it's own field severa weeks ago and had lead whel rain stopped game here last week The teams are bitter rivals, and