New Britain herald., 1929-10-24
GARAGE BUILDING
 ID COST Sl5,0OO IrumbulI Mig. Co. to Start
 Work on New Structure WILL HOUSE 112 CARS
Aged Man Missing From Home Funeral of Miss Mary Sil>crio- Donation Party to be Held at Ad- vent Christian Church-Itcms.


 Plans have been completed by the officials of the Trumbull Flee tric Mfg. Co. for the erection of il s15,000 garage building for the ac- commodation of it's employees. The ntw garage will be built on the site where the old garage sheds original y stood. and it is estimated that it will house about 112 automobiles.
 A garage building is necessary at the Trumbull concern due to the fact that many of it's employees come from neighboring towns and use au tomobiles as their means of convev- ance. The old sheds were recently torn down and at the present time the cars are being parked on the fac tory property west of the office building.
 When completed, the building will be one of the most modern struc- lures of it's kind in the state. Work men were busy this morning mark ing off the lines for the foundation of the building.
 Work Is Progressing
 Work on the factory addition east ot the present plant is progressing very rapidly. Two floors have been completed and work has been start ed on the third The new building, which will cost about S150, 900, is expected 10 be completed by the first Of the year It will be absolutely fire proof and modern in all details. | Appointment Made Russell H. Smith of Meriden. for merly connected with the Connecti- cut Light &5 Power O.. has been appointed by the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. to succeed Frank Mardcn as assistant 10 l.. l.. Brastow in the sales and advertising department in the local office. Mir. Marden was re- gently given charge of the Baltimore district of the Trumbull concern.
 Aged Man Disappears
 Constable George Schubert was notified last evening hv friends of 1 Frank Chapman. G2. of Shuttle Mea- dow avenue, that Chapman had left | home Tuesday about noon and noth- ing has been seen or heard from him since that time.
 The officer immediately notified the New Britain police department of the disappearance and descrp- ! tion of the missing man was sent out to police throughout the state by Lieutenant Matthias Rival. When last seen, MT Chapman wore a dark , blue coat, brown pants. blue shirt, and bicycle shoes
 Constable Schubert stated today that no trace of the missing man had been discovered as vet.
 HoIlOwc'cn Party
 A Halloween party will be held at the Redeemcr's A. NJ. F. Zion church tomorrow evening at & o'clock under the auspices of the 1 Ladies Aid board. Mrs. Emma Stet- macher is the president of the board.
 The quarterly conference will be postponed tomorrow evening and will be held Saturday night at 73O o clock.
 Funeral Services Funeral services for Miss Mary ! SllN eTlO, Lf, or I3V NJlillflS street, who died Tuesday at her home, were 1 held this morning at 2 ocolck at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John F. Fay celebrated re- quiem high mass.
 James J. Graham sang "Pie Jcsu" at the offertory and i've Answered to His CalI' at the conclusion of the mass He also presided at the organ. He played Grieg's "Funeral March," as the body was borne from the church by relatives who acted as pail bearers. Burial was in St Jos eph's cemetery. Donation Party The Young Woman's auxiliary of the Advent Christian church will hold a donation party in the base ment of the church tomorrow eve ming at o'clock. Each person at tending is asked to bring some uso- full kitchen utensl as his personal