New Britain herald., 1929-08-05

hospltdllty or l)r. and Mrs. hendrlck. Percy Tripp likewise spoke for the Sunday school and Mrs Walter Wood for the ladies.
 Legion Meeting
 There will be a meeting of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. to- morrow evening at o'clock at the Legion hall. All members are urged to attend and to see Adjutant c. o. Cutting about their state World War medals. Reports from various chairmen of committees arranging for the annual carnival will be read. Other business of importance will be transacted
 New Schedule
 Building Inspector Axel Johnson announced today that he will have new schedule of hours. starting this week The decision to change the regular schedule was made after conference between the inspector and First Selectman James Simp- son.
 It is felt that there is not enough business to keep Mir, Johnson in his office daily. This week Mir. Johnson will be in his office tonight and on Thursday and Saturday. Starting next week. the new schedule will find MT. Johnson in his office on Monday nights and on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
 Birthday Party
 Urban Wilber, son of MT. and Mrs. William E. Wilbur of Church street, celebrated his eighth birthday anniversary Saturday. He entertail- eda number of his young friends at a party at his home. Games were played and refreshments served. Cr- ban received many gifts.
 TO Attend Convention
 The Planville fire department Is making plans for participation in the State Firemen's association con- venton and field day to be held at East Hartford on August 16 and 17. William J. Downham has been elect ed delegate and Edward Madeley all tcrnate to represent the local de- partment at the convention.
 Teams representing the depart ment will take part in the athletic events such as hose laying. coupling, and tug of-war contests Individual members will enter in some of the other evnts. Candidates for places or the teams will meet soon to start practice for the events. The depart ment will meet Thursday at 7:15 ?. m. for fire drill.
 Many Chickens Stolen An investigation is being made by Constable George Schubert into the theft of 75 chickens from the Charles Norton place on Redstone Hill. The theft was committed some time during Friday night or early Saturday morning, according to the police.
 To Open New Floor
 The top floor of the Plainrille Private hospital will be opened on August Is for maternity cases. &C., cordng to an announcement made today by Mrs. Mary Anna Paul. who is in charge at the institution. With the addition of the new rooms the hospital will be completely finished and will be up-to- date and furnished in all details.
 The top floor has been finished off beautifully and is fully equipped for the type of work. The hospital is taking care of large number of patients who are under the care of an able corps of experienced nurses. and, with the opening of the top floor it will be ready to take care of all kinds of cases.
 Mrs. William Onion of North treatment at the hospital, was dis charged Friday.
 The condition of Paul Jones is re- ported as being much improved.
 Miss Irene Gordon. who graduated from the City Hospital Training school in Hartford last June. has been appointed night nurse at the institution. Miss Gordon comes here well recommended.
 Outing Today
 Everything was quiet around the Trumbull factory today and there was not the least sign of activity about the place. For today was the date of the annual picnic Of the es- tablishment at Savin Rock. More than 500 employees and townspeople attended the affair, The trip 10 the resort was made in special trolley cars which left at a. m.
 Case Postponed Again
 Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon stat ed today that the cases of John l.. Hubbard of 2s South High street. New Britain. and Pasquale Vincent of o05 Burritt street New Britain. both charged with violation of the rules of the road on July 27, which was scheduled to be heard tomorrow morning in the local court, has been postponed until August 20. It was necessary to postpone the trial be- cause Mir. Nincenti's attorney is on a vacation.
 Plan Commission Hearings Two hearings will be held this eve ming at the town hall by the Plain- vile town plan commission. The first will open at o'clock on the rccom- mcndations Of the commission rela- tive to street. building, and veranda lines on Milford, Kent, and Wood land streets. At the second meeting, which will be held at S:50 o'clock or as soon after the first hearing as is possible, the discussion will center on the lines on East Maple street from East street to Linden street.
 Plain,illc Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. William Hemingway of Woodford avenue left yesterday on motor trip to Maine
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