New Britain herald., 1929-11-14
PMinuiUe News
SCHUBERT ID STAY l AS NIGHT OFFICER Special Committee Appointed by Board Of SeleCtmen TO GUARD WATER RIGHTS

Prizes Awarded At Catholic Wom-
 cn's Whist Party-Pythian Tcm-
 pie ActiyitieS-GirI Scout Notes Il Contagious Diseases Here. Constable George Schubert was reappointed night patrolman by the board of selectmen at it's meeting last evening. Mr. Schubert has held the position for two years and is highly regarded by the town off cials and citizens for his faithful and efficient work.
 A committee of five consisting of Henry Trumbull, Frank Wheeler, John B. Minor, Attorney Cornelius Prior, and A. A. Mcleod was ap- pointed by the selcctmen to repre- sent PlainVille In the deliberations concerning the proposal of Hartford and New Britain to merge the water systems of the two cities. The " o tSi SIi'No Ill duNoAioll tAl' lOlutcu on the east branch of the Farming ton river. The plan would affect Plainville.
 At the annual town meeting the board of selectmen was authorized to appoint committee of five so as the deliberations and thereby pro- tect the future water rights of the town. The resolution was placed before the meeting by First Select man James Simpson as the result of a letter received from the Cham Der of Commerce.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Doris Scherr of Strong court was given a party at her home last Saturday evening in honor of her 18th birthday The home was dec orated in a color scheme of yellow and white streamers and chrysanthe- nuns, A buffet supper was served to the 16 guests. Miss Scherr was the recipient of many pretty and useful gifts.
 Pythian Sisters Notes
 Pythian temple No. 20, Pythian evening in I. 0. 0. F. hall. A class of candidates was initiated The work was done by Agenda temple, No. 2G, of Unionville. There was also roll call, 70 which a large number of Pythian | tan Ia the meeting a social hour was en- 1 ioyed. Refreshments were served. There were visitors from Branford and Gnionville.
 On Wednesday evening, November 1 20, there will be a whist given by ! Pythian Sisters in l. o. o. r. hall | Prizes will be awarded and re- treatments served. In the past few years these parties have proven to 1 be very successful.
 Man still MiSsin" Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon stated today that no trace had been discovered of Joseph Coccomo of Loon lake, wanted on a charge Of breach of the peace and assaultinS his wife. Constable George Schu- bert and Deputy Sheriff Carl Tucker from the office Of the states attor- noy conducted search yesterday.
 Coccomo was scheduled to appear in the town court Tuesday morn ing but was absent when the case was called.
 Girl Scout News
 The weekly Girl Scout meeting will be omitted this evening on ac- count Of high school activities. The regular meeting will be held next Thursday evening In the high school gymnasium.
 The Girl Scout troop committee. with the captain, leutenants. and troop leaders. will meet Monday evening in the Chamber Of Com merce rooms.
 Members of the committee will assist in preparing scouts for merit badges. The time set for this meet ing will be announced Saturday.
 Prizes Are Awarded
 There was a large gathering at the whist and bridge party given last evening in the basement of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy un-