New Britain herald., 1929-08-30
TRUMBULL FACTORY
 WILL BE ENLARGED
New Building to Cover 44,OO0
 Square Feet
THREE STORIES HIGH
State Highway Nearly Completed- Charles l.. Ames Leaves Hospital Finance Board Meeting We'd
 ncsday-Other Interesting Items.


 Plans have been completed ny the officials of the Trumbull Flee tric Mfg. Co.,, for the erection of new building at the site of the present plant, according to an an- nouncement made today. Increased business is the reason given for the need of the new structure.
 The proposed building will cover 1 44,0O0 square feet and will be To- cated east of the present factory, facing the Standard Steel & Bear ing company. It will contain a basement and three floors. The building will be constructed with cement and steel and will be abso- lutely fireproof.
 Officials and directors of the com- pany held a number of meetings during the past few months and 1 discussed the need of a new build- ing. Plans were finally drawn up and completed this month. It is hoped to have the building com- pleted by January 1, 1880.
 The garage buildings which are located on the factory property will not be affected by the new struc- ture. The building will be erected on the site where the storehouse has been located. Workmen start ed tearing down the storehouse to- day and the ground in front of it is being broken. Everything pos sible will be done to rush the work forward.
 The local factory has made ra- lishment. It is headed by Cover nor John H. Trumbull. During the present year many of the depart ments have worked overtime in or der to handle the large number of orders.
 This is the-thir factory to an- nounce plans for enlargement ot the present quarters within the last month. The Schwartz Betting Co. has practically completed its improvement work while ground was broken this week on Forest
 
 the Plainville Electro Plating com- pany.
 That the industries here are pro gressing and that the town is mak- ing rapid strides forward is the opinion of Governor Trumbull. At the annual banquet of the Chamber of Commerce, he stated that thn people of the town should he proud of PlainNille because Of the pro- gress that it had been making and predicted that conditions here woulj flourish during 1929.
 Meeting "Wednesday
 The next meeting of the finance board will be held on "Wednesday evening at the office of the board of selectmen. Action will be taken on the budgets of the board of ds- sessors, fire commission and the park commission.
 The budget of the school board drawn up by Superintendent ct Schools Leon c. Staples, has already been accepted. The amount of the budget is s110.347.42
 Principals Return
 Principal Orrin L. Judd of the Broad street school and Miss Nellie Judd have returned from a vacation spent in Maine and at Block Island, R. I.
 Vice Principal Douglas MacDon- aid of the Plainville High school has returned here to resume his duties after spending the summer vacation st his home.
 Most of the teachers on the local school staffs are expected to arrive here by Tuesday in order to prepare for the opening of school Wednes- day.
 Leaves Hospital
 Charles l.. AnCs will resume his duties as principal of the Brown school in Hartford with the reopen ing of the public schools there on September 9 after spending II weeks in the Hartford hospital as a result of an automobile accident which