New Britain herald., 1929-01-16

lowed. Mrs. Hicks, Eileen Damon
Gertrude Hancock, Louise Briggs
and Gertrude Ouimet sang old-fash'
Toned songs. and Mrs. 4. Hicks gave
monologue.
\ card party will be held on JAN
uary 81 at the home of Mrs Belle
Goodsell. S North street. The pro.
ceeds will be used il purchase flags
for the review.
Train Schedule Changes
Several changes in the schedule OF
local trains will be made effective
tomorrow. Train No. 20OS, leaving
Plainville at S:5S-a. m, daily except
Sundays. will be extended to Water
bury on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. running only to Bristol on
other days.
No. 11S, leaving Plainville at 5:33
p. H.. will connect at Waterbury for
Danbury on Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday.
No. zoos, due here at 1859 a. M,
daily except Sundays. will in the
future leaves for Hartford at 10::7
a. m.
School Notes
The Linden street school led in
school banking this week with Eli
deposits. representing IS per cent of
the pupils. At the Broad street
school the percentage was GO and at
the High school it was Sc. The to-
tai was 104 deposits or Sc per cent
Tha plaipyi,1e Trprt ro ro,r c,.r;~-
l,6ao school accounts. a 100 per cent
record.
The Parent-Teatchcr association
will meet in the high school audi
forum this evening. Two supcrin-
tendents Of schools from other tow rs
will be the speakers.
Superintendent Leon c. Staples,
Principal Or1in L. Judd. Vice Prin-
cipal Douglas $. Macdonald. and
Leonard r. Wilkinson will attend the
round table" at Wcthersficld tomor-
row night.
Income Tax Payable
The income tax for 1927 is now
payable. and blanks may be OBJ
tanned at the post office. Returns
must be made by March Is. prefer
ably by March 10. They may be
sworn to before any notary public.
Notes
Trunbull Star lodge. Q. s. r.. will
meet in Legion hall at 1880 o'cock
tomorrow evening and will install
its newly elected officers.
The Parish guild Of the Church Of
Our Saviour will hold meeting at
$3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in
the parish house. Several import
ant matters will be taken up, and
all members who can do 20 are ask 5.
ed to be present.
c. j. Morse. rural mail carrier. is
I'll at his home on Broad street
Ills place is being t;ken by Robert
l.. FAIR.
Two AutOists Fined
George Fargcr cf New Britain
and Peter Scott Of Plainville were
fined s. and costs each yesterday
afternoon when found guilty Of vio-
lating the rules of the road. The
men were recently involved in an
automobile accident at Broad and
Washington streets. Justice NJ. O.
Ryder was on the bench and Grand
Juror Charles r. Conlon prosecuted
Harger was represented by Attorney
J. Robert Lacey Of New britain
and entered his plea OF guilty
tn 'ough him.
Federation Meetings
A sewing meeting Of the Conere-
cation church Woman's Federation
will be held from to 5 O'Clock to-
quilts to be tackled and other sewing
10 be done.
The evening group will meet at
$50 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Gertrude Castle Nystrom Oh Canal
street.
Baptist Church Notes
The Thursday evening prayer
meeting at the Baptist church will
be held at 1850 instead of 7:i5
o'clock and will last until s o'clock.
at which time Rev. Q. l.. Campbell,
director Of religious education of the
Connecticut Baptist convention. will
begin a series Of lessons on Church
and Bible School Education" This
training class is open to anyone in
the community. and a cordial invi-
tation is extended to anyone who is
interested in religious education.
On Friday evening the Young Peo-
pies society will hold a poverty So
cial in the church parIors. The
Young people extend an invitation, to
all the older as we'll as young people
in the church and congregation, and
friends. A prize will be given for
the most poycrty-strickcn looking
person. Coffee. cake. and sand
wichcs will be for sale.
Industrial Bow ling