New Britain herald., 1929-10-02

gree was conferred by the regular officers while the women of the Grange, with Mrs C. H. Curtis in the masters chair, conferred the second degree.
 The third and fourth degree will be conferred on October 15. Th" local Grange is planning to conduct H busy season during the winter months, Plans are being made to hold play in the fall.
 On Friday afternoon, October 4 a food sale will be held in the vacant store on Whiting street Food will be called for or delivered if the peo- pie will notify Mrs. Ernest Phelps, Mrs. Charles Curtis or Mrs. Win field Loomis.
 On October 25, the Grange will Simpsons orchestra from Bristol will play both square and round dances
 : Central Pomona will meet in SouthinSton on Tuesday afternoon, October &, Plainville Grange has been invited to visit Cowasa Grange in Collinsville on October II.
 License and Permission
 License and permission has been granted to the Connecticut Light X Power Co.,, to lay, install and main tain pipes for the transmission of ,n ;,1,t nf way of the Connecticut Railway X Lighting company, lessors of the Connecticut company. The location involved in situated on the westerly side of Whiting street. Eight condi- tions have been placed in the deed which has been filed at the office Of the town clerk.
 LoCan Man Sued A suit for damages of S150 has been brought against A. J. Maynard of Plainyile hy the Universal Coal x Wood Company ot New Britain The writ which was issued by w. r. Curtin, commissioner of superior court. is roturnable in the city court in New Britain on the second Tues day in october.
 The papers were served by Deputy l Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz of New i Britain. He has attached property of Maynard located on Farmington avenue.
 | LcNaSScur Commander
 Frank LoNassaur, a prominent member and worker of the Brock i Barnes post, American Legion, for d ! number of years was elected con- ! mandor Of the post for the ensuing year at the regular meeting held last evening ,n the Legion hail on Whit ing street. Mir. LcNasScur's choice was a popular one, He succeeds 1 Commander Theodore Fanion, who held the office for two successive years.
 He will be assisted by the follow ing officers; first vice president, Charles German; adjutant, C. Q. Cutting; and treasurer, Carl Nelson. The rest Of the officers will be an nounccd later.
 The local post now boasts of a membership of 100 and is planning 10 conduct an active program during the winter months.
 In Critical Condition
 John Green, 32, of Winsted, who fell off an automobile truck Sunday on the New Britain Plainville road when the vehicle struck a bump as he was lighting a cigarette, remains critical at the New Britain General hospital. Mr. Green sustained q fractured skull when he fell to the road and has been in an unconscious state since his entry to the hospital October Meeting
 The school committee will hold it, October meeting his evening at tht office of Superintendent of Schools Leon C. Staples at the high school Matters of routine business are scheduled 10 be transacted.
 Kept Busy Daily
 Special Officer John E. Conlon '> being kept busy daily directing trat. fife at the corner of East and Mapl, streets during school hours. He ts conducting a vigorous campaign against motorists who are using tn new East street highway as | speedway.
 Yesterday he stopped a numbcl of cars and warned the drivcm against speeding. Several local res idents were among the offenders Many of the drivers are cspociall, careless in the district of tn, Plainrillc high school and Office Conlon is determined to bring II end to the practice.
 Ready For Southington
 The plainNille high school foot ball team is practicing daily for It game Saturday with the Lewis higl eleven of Southington at the loci field. The locals showed grea promise last week in their game against New Britain high and Wi! by high both class A teams. an, are confident that they will pin defeat on their arch rivals iron Southington.
 Plainvillc has a strong dcfensiv team and Coach Thomas .Caulfiel ali,