New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
BUILDING
 DURING NOVEMBER
Cold Weather Brings Decrease
 in Construction Work Here
OCTOBER ALSO WAS SLOW
Meeting of Chamber of Commerce
 This E,cning-Asscmbly to Be
 Held al High school Tomorrow Pythian Temple to Elect Officers.

Building operations in Plainville were very slow during the month of November, according to the figures shown in the report of Building In speCtor AXel Johnson made public today. During the month the in- speCtor issued only ten permits. Of this total three were for the con- struction of houses valued at tota! of s15,OOO. The decline in building i; laid to the arrival Of cold weather. In addition to the new building per mits, Mir. Johnson issued the follow ing: Additions. ,; heating, ]; plumh- ing. ?; and electrical, ].
 october was also marked by a big decline in building, the only new construction work started being the $14.000 Trumbull factory garage. During October the inspector issued the following permits; New bulld- ing, 1; additional, s; heating, 15; and plumbing, 3.
 Both October and November wit messed large drops in building opera tions over the corresponding months of the previous year. In October, ! 1928, permits were issued for build l ings valued at $22,000, a total of | SS.000 more than this year. Last ! November was one of the most pros porous months in the year in th@ way of building work. construction l being started on structures valued al ! $&1.500. These figures represent S16,5000 more than this November s Despite the lack of building in th@ past two months, Plainyille has on joyed q very prosperous year in con structiOn. which will probably cX ceed the figures of last year, Durini the year work was started on ; t$I50,000 addition to the Trumbul factory and q s95,0 addition to tn, Linden Street school.
 The three new houses which were started during the past month are a! follows: 0y Clinton Morse, five-roon bungalow on East street, valued a $5,000; by Andrew Swanson, six room dwelling on Cottage street valued at 5000; and by Harriet B Fry. siX-room cottage on Bohemia street. also valued at 5000. Farm Bureau Meeting
 The first winter meeting of th' farm bureau will be held al 10:3' o'clock tomorrow morning at tn Baptist church parlors. Miss OIej sands Of the Connecticut Agricultur al college will instruct those who at ,n n Ilnpl- hats.
 Each one is requested to brin lunch. Coffee will be served by tn ladies of the church. It is hoped tha there will be il good attendance Each one attending is requested { bring one or more hats to block. Those who attended the series o meetings last season found muc1 help along different lines and als had enjoyable times. All women 0 the town are invited to attend.
 senior High Assembly
 The Senior high school will hol an assembly tomorrow in the audi torium of the school. The program will be IS follows:
 Duet-Miss Tredennick and Nils
 Scherr.
 John and Joe. comedians-Salomon
 and F.. Yeamans.
 The Jews h&rp-BarraclouSh.
 Dialogue--Trcdennic and Sweig.
 Soo-Niss Weber.
 Dance-Gillis. EcamanS, Hibbart
 Conlin, Coleman, Freitagand an Schcrr.
 On the DeSert-Sweig and Ryder , Trcdennick and Deegan. , Party Successful
 The Pythian Sisters setback part
 held in ]. 0. Q. r. hall last evenin , proved very successful and wa , largely attended. Prizes were award , ed to the following: Ladies frs
 Mrs. King; second, Mrs. CarswelI (
 New Britain; third. Mrs. T. FaniOr
 mems first Mir. CIarkson of Ne
 Britain: second,, T. Fanion; an . s-~~s->~--~-@..~-Ie