New Britain herald., 1929-02-01
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FcpAY, FEBRUARY /, lsse


. few ssoends lister, he said. saA thu
delay was In notifying the spsFatee
Amid such charges and cesater-
charges the board OF Are cemmisslon.
ers held Ito regular meeting last
night and proceeded to do nethtns
sther than transact routiRs business.
The fire company will held it,
regular meeting tonight.
Day Of Prayer
Friday. February Is. has been ap.
pointed ~ an international Day OF
Prayer for Missions'' Throughout the
world. Plainville churches, uniting In
recognition Of the day. will meet At
10 T. m. In the parish house Of the
Congregational church. The program
will include sewing for the New Brit.
ain General hospital. . lunch hour.
and an hour Of dsvotiens led by the
ministers Of the various churches Of
the town. Mrs. Frank 8. White 70
chairman Of the committee OF ar.
rangementA -
Mrs. BytAgtaa Dies
Mrs. Caroline Byinsten. 50. died
Ut her home, II Norton place. yester.
day noon. Born In Nerthferd. she
had been . resident e Piainville for
30 years. She il survived by one son.
George r. Byinston. prominent local
druggist.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon At her
late residence. Rev. J. Roy Wilker.
son. pastor Of the Congregational
church. will ohiciate. 1nterment will
be In West cemetery.
Employment Certificates
Superintendent OF Schools Leon c.
Staples announced this morning that
in the future all employment ccrti-
ficates for Plainviile would be issued
from the Hartford office Of the state
board Of education. Children be-
tween the ages Of IL and Is years
who have completed Grade Z may
secure them through the local su-
perintendent Of schools, while forms
and directions may be obtained here.
The applicant must present him.
self. with a parent. at Mr.. Staplea'
office; must secure the information
required on the several forms; must
undergo a medical examination, and
must leave the forms and other ma
terial at Mr.. Staples office. The Of
flee will be open from $50 a. m. to
|@ p. m. on school days and from
. to ~ o'clocl; Saturday mornings
No certificates will be issued at other
times.
American Legion Events
All members Of the American Le-
gion and its ladies' auxiliary who
have made reservations to attend
the banquet to be given National
Commander McNutt in Foot Guard
hall, Hartford, tomorrow evening.
are asked to be at Legion hall here
not later than 6 p. M. a. the cars
will leave for Hartford at that
time. -.
Brock Barnes post No. 80, Amcri.
can Legion. has extended an invita-
ton to the ladies' auxiliary to unite
with 1t In q joint meeting on Monday
night at 8 o'clock.
Educator to speak
Stanley H. Holmes. superintenL-
ent Of schools in New Britain, will
address the Plainville Parent Teach
er association on 1.-THE Modern
School Program In the Elementary
School, at the association meeting
on February -. Mr.. Holmes will
talk on. his own organization in New
Britain. He is one OF the prominent
educators Of the state and promises
to have much OF value to those in
tercsted In educational affairs.
Odd Fcllows' Entertaipnsent
Members Of Sequassen lodge. l., O.
o. r.. and Martha Rebekah lodge
will entertain their friends at the
Plainviile grammar school on Feb
ruary ii. Tho public 10 invited.
The Martha Rebekahs will hold a
regular meeting on Monday night in
l. o. o. F. hall. Immediately after
the meeting the guards and officers
will have = rehearsal and drill.
n. s. Tra6tc Cops
Tho high school student council
has assumed charge of the passing
in the school corridors. Students now
take their posts at either end OF the
halls and act ~ traffic officers. the
students being required to pass to
the right Of them. This work was
formerly performed by the teachers,
but the pupils have now taken 1t
over as the first step In the admini-
STATIONS effort to secure as mu:h
student government as Is feasible.
School Paper Coming
The Owl" will soon make its ap-
pearance at Plainville High. This is
a student publication dealing with
school news and Is now in process Of
preparation. The Press club will |
prepare the news. editorials. articles
and other matter for publication,
and the paper will be printed BY
the practical arts classes. The FIRST |
issue Is due to appear In a week or
two.
Special Musical Program
A special program of music will |
Ina AroRontod AZ Tho AAy.nk