New Britain herald., 1929-03-11

| itCteQ Wy W imam j. DoNllftdfll, zen
erai chairman OF the affair.
His selections are as follows
Tickets, Daniel Emory; music sant
reception. William }. Cunningham
| floor. Henry Banncl: coatrOom
| Howard Usher An important meet
! ing of the committees will lie held
this evening at ! o'clock at the fire
mems room in tn" town hall. Al
are requested to be present so tina
| plans for the concert can be dis
cuSSed.
Sewing Meeting
A sewing session will be held by
both afternoon and evening group'
of the Woman's Federation of tht
Plainville Congregational churcl
Thursday afternoon at the parish
house.
The work will be done for the
Plainville Public Health Nursing as
sociation. Mrs. Bridgeman will be
chairman of the meeting. A large
attendance is expected.
l"Ipft' hearings
The general assembly will be pre-
scented with bill Wednesday advo-
eating the appointments of Justice
MERIT .. Ryder as judge and #
torney Cornelius b. Prior at deputy
judge of the new PlainviIle town
court. All the legislative matters
pertaining TO the adoption of the
court in Plainville will have been
disposed of when action on the APP
pointment of The men is completed
According 10 the bill which was
drawn up by a special committee OF
which Stanley $. Civilian was chair
man, the proposed court will start
10 FUNSTON on July j. Interest in
the court is running high in Plain
Vile and the residents will watch
with in terest the action taken by
the general assembly this week.
1t is also expected that the as
scmbly Will hear the bll calling for
new highway on East street, from
Blossoms corner to Harris roru,r.
sometime during the coming week.
At a meeting held last Tuesday,
fhNorlte sentiment Was expressed
toward the proposed highway by
llainylllc residents and Friday after
noon. the committc" on roads. rivers
and bridges made a favorable report
10 the house.
According TO those in back Of thu
project. the bill will pass both the
house and the senate without oppo-
sition. This is predicted freely due
TO the fact thath tho state is strong
~ behind The proposition and arr
anxious to see the new highway UNI
der construction as early as posi-
Bile,
Large Attendance Expected
The announcement concerning the
open meeting TO be held under the
auspices Of The Brock Barnes post.
American Legion, at Legion hail on
W cdnesday evening at s O'Clock.
for the purpose of Interesting local
boys in citizens military training
camps is causing considerable dis
russlon and 1t is expected that thu
hall Viii be CROW d"1.
Tho Legion is strongly in back Of
't" matter and especially urges III
boys between the ages Of 17-.4 wears
of age and their parents 10 DC pros
"nt. d. II. h. +. ri"sinG Of WySt
Hartford, STATE chairman. win bt
present as the guest of tn" Legion
and viii explain thu E. NJ. r. e.
work in full 1.tail. II. win b., ready
10 answer all questions put TO him
10y those present.
a number o. boys have ALREADY
signiiicd their intentions of takin.
the cours" curing he coming sum
NOR and ii is hoped tina, a number
of others will b secured a. WeJtrs
days meeting.
The quota for the state has h.,n
set for nearly 900.
Teachers Meeting
a meeting Of tn" teachers in the
Plainville schools was held this AFT
crnoon at $50 O'Clock under the
direction of tn" superintendent of
schools, Leon {. Staples. The SUD
Funeral services
Funeral services for Alex Fnrnau-
DEE, Smonths- old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fernandez Of Whiting
street. who died Friday at the Mt,i-
den hospital. were held yesterday
afternoon. Burial was in St. Joseph'.s
cemetery.
fiain,illc Briefs
a son was born SATURDAY cveniu,
at the New Britain General hospital
10 Mr., and Mrs William 4. Hamm
OF Noodling street Plainville.
% Canal street. plaluNlle. ( ROBIN
tenement. centrally located. modern
improvement. Phone Plain,ille 81.
-AdKt.
SENIOR II. :. NOTES
Today marked the first dav on
| ne WORK OF he second at,t