New Britain herald., 1929-07-11

towing lnlS sunday are as 1OllOWS. July Fl, Baptist church, Rev. Dr. A. D. Kendrick, preacher; July 2S, Ad- vent Christian church. Rev. Sumner Johnson, preacher; and August 4, Congregational church, Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson, preacher,
 To Open Restaurant
 The restaurant on East Main street formerly conducted by B. w. Wilbur, which closed it's doors re- gently through financial difficulti.s s, has been taken over through a busl- ness deal by Thomas Angels, for d!e past three years chef in the place. The new owner plans to resume busi- ness in the esta blishment tomorrow.
 Regular Meeting
 A regular meeting of Washington Trumbull circle. Companions of the Forest, will be held this evening at s o'clock at the Legion hall on Whiting street. All members are re- questcd to be present,
 Child Hurts Arm
 Mary Rosados, il. daughter of MT and Mrs. Joseph Bosados of 32 Canal street, found relief yesterday after noon in the office of pr. Lawrence H. Frost after suffering terrific pain from a broken arm for two day Examination by Dr. Frost disclosed had been fractured.
 The girl was playing around her home Tuesday afternoon. and ir some manner she caught her arm ir member in up 10 the elbow anc causing the machine 10 stop. member of the family. who was out. doors at the time. found the injured child and released her from the ma chine. She was given no medical at tention at the time. Yesterday morning a discolora ton and swelling began to appea and, as the day went on, this condi tion became worse Finally the gir was taken to the office of Dr. Eros and the injury discovered. New Currency Here The Plainvilie Trust Co., has re ! ceived supply of the new curreTC | that has been placed into circulation | by the government. The bills ar ] much smaller than the present ones
 A new $1 bill is on exhibition i the window of Thrall's drug stor | and is attracting considerable atten tion
 With the Town Clerk
 AXel and Jennie Johnson of Plain | vile have sold five lots at Belle view" 10 Lena Aude of New Haven.
 Peter J. Zaccagnino has qui' claimed interest in land situated 0 the Standard tract to Fred and Ne lie Matthews for the purpose of col rectins an error in q deed betwee the two parties dated September 1928.
 B. '. P. L. Meeting The regular monthly busine: meeting of the Senior B, Y. P. L. ( the Baptist church will be held tt morrow evening at s o'clock at th church parlors. A social will follow
 Plainville Briefs
 Mrs F.. w. Farrar and daughte Lois, left yesterday for a two week vacation in Guilford and Monsol Maine
 Mrs. Harriet Lozier of Rrdgepol is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alic H. Taylor of Hamlin street.
 Mr. and Mrs Harris Bryan ( Philadelphia are spending 10 day vacation with Mir. Bryan's parents ; 51 Whiting street. Mir. Bryan is the employ of the Philadelphia Ra] i'd Transit Co.
 Mrs. Dennis Harlehy of East Ma street will leave on the S. s. Scyth for trip to the British Isles.
 Miss Mary Rooney has rcturne from St Francis hospital to h, home on Canal street
 Harry Graham of West Ma street is spending a vacation Troy, N. Y.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kramer ( New York state are visiting relatiN on Bank street.
 Misses Lona and Marie Callen East Main street are spending SC I oral days in New York state ar Canada.
 i Miss Lucy Tanner has returns home from St. Francis hospit5 , where she underwent an operati( l for appendicitis,
 { Mrs. Samuel Castle of Farmingtc avenue is spending several days wi her parents at their cottage , Mantle.
 | Amerigo Reggie" Colello of Ea street has accepted position in Il auto sales department of Sea Roebucll in New Britain.
 A well child conference will held in the public health nurse rooms tomorrow afternoon from 10 o'clock
 Temporary Officer | Judge Merritt c. Ryder stated t day that he will moi appoint pc manent probation officer to act Plainvlle. as he does not think tn there is enough work to keep a m$ in this capacity busy steadily. F the present he plans to appoint temporary probation officer who W take care of the work designated f him by the court.
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