New Britain herald., 1928-02-21

22. Schools will reopen on March after the vacation" Snow Removal Cost The removal of the snow which descended upon Plainville Saturday cost the town $70. the selectmen an- nounced today. They have received numerous compliments for the quick and complete way in which the streets were cleared.
 Macdonald In Hospital
 Douglas Mcdonald. vice-principal of the Plainville High school. Is a patient at the Central Maine hos pital in Lewiston. Me. where he un- derwent an operation on his back last Saturday. The teachers and pupils today are planning to send him . post card shower.
 Miss Clarice Upson of southing- ton Is teaching MT. MacDonald's classes during his absence.
 Fined For Disturbance
 Creating . disturbance on | train Sunday night proved costly to John Casiola last evening. when he ap- Pooi CA III SouIt tV 1AD Si " NAAA OO charges. Casiola, who lives near the Southington town line, was arrested by Constable George Schubert upon complaint of the crew of the train on which he was riding. He was prosecuted by Grand Juror Charles F. Colon and Judge M. o. Ryder found him guilty on each count. Gt,i t. s,I, of of the peace and $ more for in- toxication and giving him . suspend. ed 80 Jail sentence for using abusive language.
 Funeral Of Joseph Wininger
 Funeral services for Joseph H. Wininger were held at c:30 o'clock this afternoon at his home, Rev. A. A. Ball. pastor of the Plainville NJ. F.. Church. officiating. lnterment was in West cemetery.
 Holiday Observance
 The post office will be open from s to F o'clock tomorrow morning but no money orders will be issued. Those who wish to call for their mail should notify the office staff before o'clock tonight. as maill will not be sorted tomorrow. There will be no city or rural delivery. The PlainvilIe Trust Go. will close. The A. & P. and Economy stores will be closed in the afternoon. The schools. as mentioned above. will re- main open. The public library will be closed during the day. Num- Yum Club The Yum Yum club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Gilbert on Woodford avenue and played "500." Prizes were won by Mrs. Catherine Richards, Mrs. Pauline Johnson and Mrs. Minnie Farrar. A very pleasant afternoon was passed.
 Grange Meeting The regular meeting of Plaiuville Grange will be held in Grange hall this evening at 7:3O o'clock instead of o'clock. Neighboring Changers from Southjngton. New Britain, Pennington and Bristol will furnish the program for the evening. Mem- bers are reminded to bring in their applications for the spring class.
 School Banking
 Miss Margaret Creedon's High school room was 100 per cent per feet in banking this morning. The figures for last week were as fol- lows: Broad street school. 475 de- posits of 7l per cent: Linden street school. 16s deposits or 5S per cent: High school, 7s deposits or 30 per cent.
 Martha Sewing Circle will meet with Mrs. E. Getchell. $ Cedar street. at 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon. A full attendance is request ed.
 A special bowling match between Duffy Gnazzo and George Cunning ham on one side and Silverio and John Murphy, Sr,, on the other. has been arranged and will be rolled at the Recreation alleys in the near fu- ture.
 Washington -Trumbull circle. Com panions Of the Forest. will observe it's first anniversary this evening with a. social and dance tn the High school gymnasium.
 Mrs. James Welch, who died yes- terday in Bristol. was well known in Plainville. where she was frequent visitor, Before her marriage she was Miss Jennie O'Connell. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
 TenlCo Bowling
 High scores ruled last night at the Temco Bowling league rolled its weekly matches at Harts alleys. fsilverio hit 147 and hung up a. new high single for the league. while Granger turned in a three string