New Britain herald., 1929-04-24

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 payment Of the costs in the case of Morris Rachi of New Britain. cnarg- ed with driving a truck with detec- tive brakes. He was arrested by the state police.
 On Daylight Saving Time
 The Plainv,lle post office will start operation on the daylight saving time plan Monday according to statement issued today by Postmas ter James E. Usher. The office bus mess will start at 5:3o d. m. in- stead of 6:3O a. m. Clocks at the office will remain on standard time out the business will be carried or daylight saving time to conform with the railroad time.
 Officials of the local factories have not yet notified the postmaster as to whether their plants will operate on the daylight saving time but it is expected that all the local factories will do so starting Monday.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Hart ford County Teachers association 10 be held at the Broad street audi torium of the Hartford Public High school on Wednesday. May $, be ginning at { D. m.. will be attended by Superintendent of Schools Leon C. Staples.
 MT. Staples is member of the nominating committee. The meeting will be opened with a report by Miss Clara E. Lake. who was a delegate to the National Education association convention held in Minneapolis. This will be followed by a discussion of the problem, Are the Aims and Objectives of Present Day Education Best Advanced by the Activity Pro- gram? ?" with the conservative view by Dr. William c. Bagley of the Teachers college at Columbia and the liberal view by Dr. Harold o, Rugg of Columbia. An extensive program will follow.
 May Throw First Rall
 Governor John H. Trumbu1 may throw the first ball in the opening game Of the Eastern baseball league at Hartford Saturday. Plans are be- ing made to have the governor toss the ball with Mayor Patterson of Hartford on the receiving end.
 Brings Suit
 Suit for damages of se25 has been brought by the Beacon Oil company against Frank Zesk of the Boston Post road. Wallingford. The papers were served by Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrey of Plainvilie. Property of the defendant in Plainville has been at tached.
 The writ is returnable in the court Of common pleas in New Haven on the first Tuesday in May.
 Federation Activities
 A sewing meeting of the Woman's church will be held in the parish house tomorrow afternoon from to 5 o'clock. Work will be started on articles for the annual church fair.
 The evening group will meet to- morrow evening at 13o o'clock at the home of Mrs. Vincent of 73 Whiting street.
 May Luncheon
 Plans have been completed by the Woman's Federation of the Congre- gational church for a May luncheon to be held on May from l2 to l3o o'clock.
 The following menu will be served. sliced oranges. cream of tomato soup. cream.d aspara gus on toest fricassee chicken, tomato salad. rolls coffee. rhubarb pie. or waffles and syrup.
 i piainyille Briefs
 Mrs. Mary McGovern of Philsdel- nhia is visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank Scheible of TrumbulI avenue
 Aa dance will be given at the Plainville high school on Friday eye ming from s to 2 o'clock. Music will be furnished by the Harmony Boys augmented orchestra.
 Anthony Ma'tioli of Painville has sold lot No. J1 on the Standard , tract 10 Peter Mattioli, according 10 d warrantee deed filed at the office of the town clerk.
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