New Britain herald., 1929-07-30

Windsor, trolley station No. 52. This picnic is for members of all departments of the church. the con- sregation, and friends. All are ask ed to meet at the church at 1:30 o'clock. Those wishing transporta- ton are requested to notify Richard Sedergren of IS Tomlinscn avenue. Anyone wishing to donate a car may do so, and his kindness will 5e greatly appreciated. Transportation for children will be provided.
 Each family is requested to pro- vide enough food for its party atli one other person. The food will Ill be put together and tables will be set on the lawn. The committee in charge consists of R. Sedergren, Wallace Bunnell and William Bar raclough.
 Plenty of Water
 According to Engineer Joseph N. Mckernan of the Plainville Water company, the water supply here is in splendid condition at present in both quantity and quality, The local reservoir contains at present more than 15O,OO0,000 gallons. Some towns of the state are faced with the serious predicament of short age of water, but the supply in Plainville will take acre of the water Mckernan states.
 The local reservoir Is tested often and the water has been found to be in good condition. About this time of the year, the town is generally furnished with water from New Britain, but at the present time it is not known whether the pipes will be connected in the near future or not. If the water supply in New Britain is badly affected by the drought. MT. Mckernan stated. Plainville will not want to draw from the neighboring city's reser- voir and make the supply there much lower
 Court Sale Made
 To satisfy q judgment rendered in the court of common pleas against Leo Moreau in favor of M. Collins, Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey has sold stock belonging to Moreau to Peter Rosso of New Britain.
 Appointed Head Nurse
 Miss Esther Seaberg of Berlin has been appointed head nurse at the Plainvillc private hospital. according to an announcement made today by Mrs Anna Marie Paul, who conducts the institution.
 Two new patients have been ad- mitted to the hospital for treatment. They are Mrs. Charles Gustafson Of F'orestville and Paul Jones of Hart ford.
 Bloxsom-Byington
 Mr. and Mrs, George Byington an- nounce the wedding of their daugh- ter, Mabel. to Elnor Bloxsom, which took place at 12:3o o'clock today at the parsonage of the Con- gregational church. The ceremony was performed by Key. J. Roy Willl- erson. Mr. Bloxsom came here some time ago from Vermont and accept ed a position at the Usher X Will Hams garage.
 Case Postponed | The cases of John l.. Hubbard of cS South High street. New Britain, and Pasquale Vincent of 205 Bur ritt street, New Britain. charged with violations of the rules of she road, were postponed by Prosecutor | Charles F. Conlon of the Plainvil'e town court until August $. 1 in court today by Constab ble George ] Schubert Sunday following d col lision of their automobiles at Farm ington avenue and East street
 Plainville Briefs | Miss Margaret Farrar of Pierce 1 street has returned home after d stay with relatives in Pittsfield. Mass
 Miss Agnes Elliott of the Schwartz Betting Co is spending a vacation in New Hampshire.
 Rev, and Mrs. A. A. Ball have re- turned from their honeymoon and have taken up their residence at a9 Broad street.
 John Berger of the Thrall drug store has returned home after visit to Noodmont. Misses Zella and Mollie Dyer have returned from Bay View, where they spent the past two weeks. w. s. Wightman has returned to Tallahassee. Florida. after spending two weeks with Clyde Norway. Picnic Date
 It was announced today that the annual outing hy the Trumhuh Manufacturing Go. will be held on Monday. August ,. and not on Tues day. August 6, as previously state1 in the Herald.
 Dr.. A F. Saihert 0rens