New Britain herald., 1929-09-13


 LaField; tax collector, w. J. Hem hgWay; school committee, Fred Bullen; library committee, o. l.. Judd; board of finance, Henry s. Washburn; grand jurors, Charles F. Conlon and Stanley s. Gwillim; con- stables, George F.. Schubert, Will, liam H. Buys, Ernest w. Farrar and B. J. WadsWorth; auditor, R. H. Morrell: soleCtmen, James Simpson and William DoWnham.
 The town committee was authoriz- od to ill any vacancy on the ticket.
 Football Practice
 The SOuthend football team will hold it's first practice of the sea son on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at the high school field.
 Harry Bonnie of New Britain. for merly of Plainyile, will coach the team. He will be assisted by Fran cis Foran. Mir. Bonnie has been very successful as d coach and head cd two of the best teams that Plain vllle ever had. All last years play CTS and new candidates are request ed to be present at the field Sun day morning.
 Advent Christian Church
 Tn" annual buSincss meeting of the Advent Christian church of 1 llainyillc will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock. The church mcm- hers and officers are expected 10 be ! present.
 Capture Prizes
 Plainville flower lovers captured | many of the first prizes awarded at the autumn flower show of the Con- necticut Horticultural society held yesterday in the drill shed of the state armOry in Hartford. Thous- ands of people viewed the display 1 Of flowers
 Charles Diggle of Plainville. who | has won numerous prizes for his flower displays during the past few years, made a wonderful showing 1 yesterday. His displays captured 1 the eyes of the judges and he was awarded many first prizes. His | awards were as follows: best display l of dahlias, collection of 30 named varieties of dahias, basket of dahl ias arranged for effect, best I2 dahl ] ias, 2j best blooms, and best 1j i Elooms of dahlias.
 II. +. KaIish another Wcll-known l flower raiser, made good showing l at the exhibit. His awards were as . follows: hybrid cactus dahlias, red | dahlias, yellow dahlias. best six va i rietics of gladioli Camateur), glad ious primulinus class and vase eladlolus, amateur.
 Surprise Party
 X surprise party was given last 1 evening in honor of Mrs. Herman Kahms of 172 Broad street, the oc- casion being her birthday anniver- sary. Guests were present from | PlantsviIle, New Britain and here. She was presented with beautiful hall mirror.
 Leaves For Houston
 Mrs Anna E. Vance. national rep resrntatiNe of Connecticut Rebckah, l. o. 0. F.. has left for Houston, Texas, 10 attend the five day con vontion of the Soy, grand lodge of United States and Canada. IGn route she will visit Washington, D. c. St. Louis and Dallas, Texas.
 On her return trip, she plans to visit New Orleans and other south- crn points of interest. At Houston she will have the pleasure of meet ing relatives whom she has not seen for over ? years.
 Democratic Caucus
 The democratic voters of the town will meet in caucus this eye ming at 7:30 o'clock at the town hall 10 nominate candidates for town of ficers for election at the annual town election in October. The order 10 meet in caucus was issued by William J. Foran, chairman of the democratic town committee.
 Traffic Heavy
 Since the opening of the new state highway on East street. between Blossoms corner and Hart's corner, the traffic has been exceptionally heavy, indicating that motorists plan to use it extensively. One of the big handicaps of the new high way, however, seems to he the rail road crossing. Whenever a train is passing, traffic is held up consider. ably, especially around Blossoms corner, thus creating dangerous con- ditiOns. Many Out-of-statc cars were seen on the road today.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the board Of trustees of the Plainvillc Metho- dist church was held last evening. john E. Lamb, Merton J. Lamb and Frank White were reelected trustees for another year.
 Pythian Lodge Meeting Pythian lodge K. of r.. will hold its regular weekly meeting this eve ming at s o'clock in the Scquasscn hall on West Main street The Eathan lodge Of Bristol will cN- emplily the rank of esquire. Re treatments will be served by the en- tertainment committee. All mcm- bers arc requested to be present. Night school begins at Moody's, . Monday, Sept. 16.--Advt Grown St. 2-1 or ? furnished 1 rooms private bath. Tel. S3, Plain 
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