New Britain herald., 1929-01-17

ing attention to the code now in ef-
feet. 1t is az follows:
81. In case of no school session
in the morning. signals will be given
at s o'clock.
80. II there is no other signal the
school will nave regular afternoon
session.
80. The no-school signal for the
afternoon session will be sounded at
1850.
-. No-school signals do not ap-
ply to the high school,"
The confusion. he believes, is due
to recent change in the time of the
morning signal. This was formerly
given at 1880 o'clock but is now
withheld until s o'clock.
Finishes Training Is Nurse
Miss Rowena Birnbaum, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. !. j. Birnbaum of
Broad street, completed her train
ing as a nurse yesterday at Grace
hospital. New Haven. and returned
last night to her parents home here.
She expects to register at the New
Britain General hospital.
Basketball Games
A basketball double header will
be offered local sport fans Saturday
night. while Plainville High meets
Litchfield high and the Plainville
~" engages the Bristol Congresa-
tional church at the local high
school. The high school game will
be a Western Connecticut league af-
fair with Plainville seeking to atone
for Its two previous league defeats
by a victory over the strong Litch-
field aggregation.
A victory in the "Y" league game
will give the Plainville Y. NJ. c. A.
a tie for first place again. The Bris-
tol team has yet to win a game, but
it has recently been greatly strength
ened and is expected to put up sitter
resistance. Plainvillc will be with
out the services of Eddie Geetersloh.
star guard. Eddie hurt his knee
when he fell in trying an off balance
shot in the recent game against the
New Britain South church. He was
able to continue and finish the game
in spite of limp, but the injury has
developed more seriously and it is
thought he will be out of the lineup
for two or three weeks more.
Church Committees Named
The committees appointed by the
executive committee of the Congre-
gational church have been an
nounced by Clerk Henry A. Castle
and are as follows:
Finance: Frederick A. Abel,
chairman; A. A. Macleod. Ralph E.
Morrill, and Howard Stephenson.
Property: John J. Robbins, chair
man; B. w. Edwards and Albert II.
Dresser.
Music: Leon A. Thomas. chair
man; Miss Nathalie Case and Miss
Elizabeth Norton.
Cshers: Howard s. Smith. chair
man; A. A. Macleod and Benjamin
w. Edwards.
Pulpit: Henry A. Castle. chair
man: Miss Nathalie Case and John
| c. Orsic.
Advisory: Henry A. Castle. chair
man: Howard S. Smith. Miss Eliza
beth Norton and Ralph +. Morrill,.
Many At Meeting
i A large crowd was present last
night at the monthly meeting of the
ParentTeachcr association in the
high school auditorium. Supern-
tendent Of Schools Karl A. Reiche of
Bristol gave a highly interesting talk
as did Superintendent Wilson Geer
of Wethcrsfield. ....
Property Transfers
Gustaf G. Carlson of Bristol has
sold to John f. Carlson of the same
city Lots Nos. 65 and &C at Pros
pect Heights
Frank A. and Maude A. Alcxan-
der have bought from Edward c.
Norway Of Southington land and
buildings on the Gridley tract. the
lot being No. 81.
Land on Washington street has
been sold to A. Matson e. Co. by
Harriet A. Peck for $500.
The bill of sale by which the bar
her shop at I Whiting street was
transferred from Alphonse Bordeau
to Joe Dugo has been filed at the
office OF Town Clerk William H.
Wilson.
House Warming
A house warming was given MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred Andeo Monday eve
ming at their new home on Farm
ington avenue. About 80 friends
were present from Bristol. Hartford,
New Britain and Plainville.
Notes
Members Of Martha Rcbekah
lodge have been invited to attend
the meeting OF Stella Rebekah lodge
tomorrow evening. when the new Of
ficers OF the latter lodge will be in
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