New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
LEGISLATIVE BODY
To name DEPUTY
Judges to Be Appointed il Town
| Court Bill Passes
DEATH OF THOS. CoNLIN
Former Engineer Dies Aftae Lag
lunen-HiSh Schoot Team Noasd
Quito Eaforcs Child Emp,oy.
msnt Law-Plainyillo Briefs.

Quito Eaforce Child Employ
msnt Law-Piainville Rriefs.
Decision upon tho man to be ap.
pointed deputy Judge Of the Plain.
vile town court IL likely to be with
held until after the bill creating the
court ID passed by the legislature, II
has been learned. Bills ordinarily
should have been submitted to the
general assembly by last Friday. but
no definite choice for tho deputy
judgeship had been arrived at o.
that day. Representative Robert b.
White has accordingly made ar.
ranGementes to have the names
raised by committee in tho event
that the court bill il approved by
the legislature.
This event IL considered extremely
likely. az the bill was approved by the
townspeople at = Chamber of Com.
merce hearing here before submits
sion to the assembly. There will be
later hearing held by the judiciary
committee which is tho committee
which will raise the bill appointing
the judges.
1t has been generally agreed that
Justice NJ. o. Ryder will receive the
appointment a. Judge. but the posi-.
ton Of deputy IL still looking for an
occupant.
Thomas Conlin Dies
Thomas Conlin, So. died last
night at his home. 1o7 Whiting
street. after q protracted illness,
MIR. Conlin was born in Suffieid. For
is years he was employed az an en-
kfneer at the c. II. Calor factory on
Forestville avenue. His wife died
10 years ago. and for the past ter
years Mr.. Conlin had been unable ID
do any work. He had been definitely
i'll for the last three years. and con.
sumption had set in toward the end
Mr.. Conlin is survived by broth.
err. William Conlin Of Plainville: two
sisters, Mrs. Maurice Kennedy Of
Windsor and Mrs. Ellen Doherty OF
Hartford: two SONS, Edward Conlin
ianitor Of the local high school and
Albert Conlin. employed by the
Goodrich OIL Co.: two daughters
Mrs. Genevieve Mu ply of Bristol
land Miss Dorothy Conlin of Plain.
willie: and five grandchildren.
| The funeral will be held from the
funeral home of w. A. Bailey T. Co
on Broad street, with services at the
Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy at
O'Clock Thursday morning. Ruria
will be in st. Joseph's cemtery.
H. s. N0setl Out
Plainvile high school came within
two points of winning it's first basket.
ball victory last night when 1t was
nosed out by the Bristol CongreGa-
tional church Junior Brotherhood
1915. in close and exciting game
ut the Bristol parish house last night
The Plainville team played a fine
game during the first half and held
a 80 lead at itS end. The locals still
led when the fourth quarter opened.
but Bristol overhauled them and
took the lead late in the game. In
the closing minutes Plainville had
several chances to tie the score from
the foul-line but missed them all.
/ 1t was this failure to count from
The 15-foot bar that cost Plainvillr
the game. a. the locals outscored
Bristol from the floor. However. the
team fell down on free shots and
made only three out OF Is. while
Bristol shot eight out Of 16.
Gerke and Al King starred for
! Plainville. The summary: