New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

0Tl0xep0Tt VIII Oe present on An OIe ficial visit. It Is expected that . re- port will be given as to the date for the reception of the charter for the local club.
 William Wilbur. chairman of the meeting hall committee, will proba- by present the report. The meeting will be held at o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce roomA
 Moves to Salem
 Harry Moore, well-known for his paintings and resident of this town for the last six years, has resigned his position at the Standard Steel & Bearings, Inc, and has returned to his home in Salem.
 MT. Moore took up painting for . side line. His work was put on exhibition in the windows of Castles store on different occasions.
 Congregational Church Notes
 The executive committee of the Congregational church will meet this evening at 7:3o o'clock at the parsonage.
 There will be a reading Of the missionary prayer books at the home of Mrs. McClelland Of 73 Whiting street tomorrow afternoon from 5 to { o'clock.
 Methodist Church Notes
 The evening group Of the Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church parlors this evening. The organ committee will also meet this eve- ming.
 There will be a prayed meeting on Thursday evening.
 Case Of Diphthcria A case of diphtheria was reported to Dr. George F. Cook. health off, cer, yesterday. It was the first to be discovered in Plainville in two years.
 The patient is two year old girl. Examination showed the case to be a virulent one. A sister of the stricken child was found to be 8 carrier to the disease. She is a pupil in the Broad street school and ! steps were taken today 10 take cul- | lures Of every pupil in the grade to determine if there were any more carriers in the class. The home of the affected children has been placed under quarantine by Dr. Cook. Permit For House l A permit for new house was issued this morning by Building In. spector Axel Johnson to Fred Matthews. This is the first permit that Mir Johnson has issued for a house for long period Of time. The house will be two family dwelling and will be located on Linden street l The value of the house will be Ss,. l 500. The construction work will be l done by s. Carpenter Of 63 Gaylord street, Bristol.
 Rehearsal Of Band 1 Another rehearsal of the proposed 1 Plainvile American band will be held | this evening at s o'clock at the town hall under the direction of J C. Lentini of New Britain. Mir. Len- tini is devoting his entire time to the organization of the band and has high hopes for its success He urges that the men in town interested in the band cooperate ;h him by be. ing present at the rehearsal l All advanced musicians and begin. ners are invited to be present this 1 evening. A good attendance is de. l sired so that definite steps can b. l taken 10 fully organize the band a. soon as possible.
 Plainyillc High Wins
 The Plainville High basket bal team scored it's fifth victory in TOW yesterday afternoon when it de t.atod the strong New Britain Trad school five at the local gymnasium by B 10 2l score. In the previous game between the two teams, thu | Traders scored an easy S5 10 13 win
 The New Britain team was kep so busy watching Wegner, lanky cen ter of the high school aggregation that it had little time to go on the offense. Practically all Of the Trad CTS baskets were made from the middle of the floor.
 i King and Wegner were the star. | for the winners on the offense. while Knowles was the best bet for the wis itors. A full detail of the game car be found on the sporting page of this issue.
 Public Supper A public supper will be held Fri day evening from o'clock on il the Baptist church parlors under th' auspices of the Ladies Aid society The menu will consist of baked beans. hash, salad. celery, rolls coffee. pie and cake.
 PlainvilIe Briefs
 The Women's Home and Foreigl l Missionary society of the Adven Christian church will meet on Thurs 1 day afternoon at the home of Mrs. s. Purdy of East Broad street. MT. and Mrs. August Broff of Lin 1 den street are receiving congratula- l tions on the birth of a son at tht Bristol hospital
 Mrs. Irving r. Tyler who has beel l confined to her home on Park stree | by illness for the past two months is able to be out again. l Boy Scout Troop 33 will hold 6 regular meeting on Friday evening 1 S.zaEEl lL.z.z1 -