New Britain herald., 1929-06-28
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 Governor Trumbull will probably be the first chief executive to speak into the microph0he of the appara- tus. it was said today. According to tntative plans. the plane will leave New York, flying directly to Hart ford. where Governor Trumbull will meet the mo, ietone officials as they land at Brainard field. The demon- stration is the first of its kind in history and is expected to mak the advent of another forward step III the development of the "talkies."
 Regular Meeting
 Pythian temple No. 29. Pythian Sisters, held a regular meeting We'd nesday evening in the I. O. o. r. hall After the meeting, Flag Day was observed with an appropriate Temple of New Britain put on two numbers which were enjoyed by all present. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge.
 Pythian temple will close its meet ings for the summer months. re- opening in September.
 Expected Home Soon
 Stanley S. Gwillim. secretary of the Trumbull Electric Manufacture ing Co.,. and Mrs. Gwillim, who are in Vancouver. British Columbia. where Mr Gwillim is conducting a business trip, are expected to return to Plainville on or about July (. They made the trip to Vancouver from Los Angeles, where they at tended the supreme council session of Mystic Shrine.
 To Remodel Hall
 The Colonial hall on West Main street will be completely remodeled during the summer months and will present a new appearance in the fail. A new stage is being erected. the entrance will be changed, and all new decorations will be made 10 the interior. The hall was one of the most popular dance centers in this section of the state during the past winter, many organizations and individuals conducting affairs there.
 To Hold Dog Roast
 All members of Boy Scout Troop 24 are reminded of the hot dog roast which will be held tomorrow. The scouts will meet with Scoutmas- ter Albert Hemingway at the Linden street school at 5:30 o'clock sharp Cubs will be permitted to make the trip if they bring written permits from their parents
 Elect Officers At the regular meeting of Wash ngton-Trumbull circle, Companions of the Forest held last evening at the Legion hall, officers were elected for the coming year. It was an- nounced that the circle will hold a picnic at Momauguin on August H. A bus will leave from the Legion hall at 9:So o'clock.
 The list Of officers is as follows: Chief. Sarah Morgan: junior past chief, Mary Conlin: sub chief, Cath erlne Hogan; chaplain, Elizabeth Cassidy; financial secretary, Mar guerite Farrar; treasurer, Mary Schubert: recording secretary, b. sephine Massi: inside guard, Irene Provencher: outside guard, Lena Silvernail; right guide, Verona Mas trianni; left guide, Teresa DeFenzo: and trustees, Margurite Creedan Ethel Thompson and Lenora Ray mond.
 A number Of new candidates were initiated into the circle. Purchase Restaurant The Cunningham brothers of Plainville, owners of restaurant on West Main street. will open a place in New Britain tomorrow noon in be known as the Leonard dining room. It was formerly the Leonard cafeterial the Cunningham brothers purchasing the stock and fixtures at auction. The former owner. John Petroulas, was sued for non- pay ment of rent by the owner of the Leonard building, Louis R. Raphael
 Condition Better
 The condition of W. A. Bailey. Jr. son of MT. and Mrs. w. Allen Bailey of Broad street, who underwent an operation at the Bristol hospital for appendicitis. is reported as being favora ble.
 Dr. Frost Changes NIld Dr. Lawrence Frost. who stated a