New Britain herald., 1929-06-29
PainuiM Melps
BIRTHS FALL OFF,
 DEATHS INCREASE
Stork Takes Vacation During
 First Half of 1929
MARRIAGES ABOUT SAME

Services in Churches Tomorrow- Plane Lands On Field Near Gov
 ernor's Home Court Officials
 Sworn Into Office By Town Clerk.
 A review of the vital statistics filed at the office of the town clerk for the first half of this year shows a great decrease in births in com- parison with last year. During !he corresponding period last year chil- dren were born to Il couples while this year only 3s births took place a difference of 33. March was the only month this year in which a large number of births were record ed. Last year ten or more births toofl place every month except March. while this year the same month was the only one in which the ten mark was reached.
 The births by months this year were as follows: January. 6; Fehru- ary. s; March. 12: April, 3; May, S: and June {. In 1928 the births were: January, 10; February, 13; March, z: April, 10; May. Is, and June, l6.
 Deaths took an increase this year over 40 residents passing away in comparison to 32 last year. tif- ference of eight. The month of January proved to be bad period in town. especially among the older residents. 10 residents passing away. The number each month is as fol- lows; January. 10; February. s: March. 5; April. 5: May, 9; and June, 6.
 There was little difference in the marriages, 21 couples being united last year and 1s this year. May witnessed the largest number Of weddings, five couples being mar ried. The list by months was as follows: January. 4; February, >: March. 2: April. :; May, s; and June, {.
 Planes Land Here
 Two unexpected visitors from the air dropped in on Governor Trum- bull yesterday afternoon. A pians owned by John Fay. president of the Iowa Mfg Co.,. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. and piloted by Dan Huntc,, landed on 8 level stretch of earth near the governors home on Farm- ington avenue during the rainstorm The governor greeted the two men. who left their plane over night and resumed their flight this morning.
 They were on their way from Curtiss field, N. Y.. to Northamp- ton, Mass, where Fay was to visit his brother, George H. Fay. A plane piloted by Joseph Beltrum of La. Fleur field. Northampton. Mass. &C., companied them from Curtiss field and flew through the storm to Northampton in an hour and ,en minutes.
 Baltrum landed there. expecting that Fay's plane was right behind him. out he learned by telephone tAlcT UI tHS lluuln8 nere.
 In Chcrgc of School
 Miss Pnebe Williams, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Oris M. Williams of Forestvillc avenue. has gone to Camp Enajerog, Wilmington. Vt., where she will have charge of the kindergarten department for the summer.
 Miss Williams is a student at the Wheelock school in Boston. At the close of her freshman year she was awarded a scholarship amounting to the tuition for the coming year.
 Schubert Makes Arrest
 Constable George Schubert ap- prehended two boys, each about 15 years cid. yesterday following an in- vestigation into several thefts com- mitted within the past few days. Both boys made admissions that will result in their appearance in court Monday morning.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 10:455 o'clock forming anthem. There Shall Be 10 More Night There" Wood. Scr Ton theme. "The Word Our in the ord's Prayer" Church school after he morning service.
 The members of the Woman's federation and their friends are in- vited to silver tea to be held in