New Britain herald., 1929-04-22

by smoke and was closed today. Ii will be opened. however, in 8 few days to resume business. Regular Meeting There will be a regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in the Legion hall tomorrow evening at the usual time. Important mat ters will be discussed. A full at- tendance is desired.
 Meeting Tomorrow
 An informal meeting of Leon c. Staples, the newly elected president of the Plainville Chamber of Com- merce, and other officers of the or ganization will be held tomorrow evening to discuss a number of inn portant matters that are scheduled for transaction at the next regular meeting on May 2. Selections of members on various committees will be discussed.
 At the next regular meeting. ac- cording to President Staples, ar rangemeI.ts will be completed for the annual clean-up week to be held in May.
 Dr. Cook Vacationin9
 Dr. and Mrs. George F. Cook. &C., companied by their daughter. Alice, and Dr. Cooks parents. left Satur- day evening for a weeks trip to Nir- ginia and Maryland.
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 Joseph T. Donovan of Bristol has sold a piece of land known as lot No. 70 in Allen park, situated on Tomllnson avenue, to Allen A. Red field of Guilford.
 Charles R. Nyberg of Plainville has sold a piece of land on Camp street to Arthur J. Martin of Pel- ham manor. New York.
 The Plainville Trust Co. conserva- tor of the estate of Leonard Olson. has sold real estate of said Leonar rd Olson. to the Olson Bros. Co.,. for s7.50o by order of the probate court of Bristol
 The above deeds have been filed ot the office of the town clerk. Important Meeting
 Pythian temple No. 29, Pythian Sisters, will hold d regular meeting in the l. o. O. r. hall on Wednesday evening. All members are request l ed to be present as business Of im- l portance is to be transacted. At 6:30 o'clock. the Knights o1 Pythias will be the guests of the | Pythian Sisters at a turkey supper The knights were the winners in the recent setback tournament betweer the two organizations, and the s,~N. per is their reward All those wht took part in the games are asked tt be present A good time is in store for all.
 To Hear Cases
 The state police department ha! notified Grand Juror Charles F Conlon that the cases of four truck men charged with overlooking trucks will be ready for trial or Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Entertainment Tonight
 Everything is ready for the open ing entertainment which is being given under the auspices of ths Woman's club of Plainville for tns benefit Of the library building fun6 this evening at the Strand theatnr An interesting program. consisting of moving pictures. local vaudeville acts and we'll known singers, ha been arranged. The entire program was announced in Saturdays editios of the Herald
 The affair will start at ':3o oclocl and will be repeated tomorrow eve ming at :he same time. A children matinee will be given tomorrow aft ernoon at S:30 o'clock, when th' entire movie program will be shown The advance sale of tickets has bee, very large and record crowds arr expected at hoth performances.
 Burned By Asphalt
 I. Margiola. 45. of East Berlin employed by the w. H. Hall Con struction Co.,. was badly burned Sat urday afternoon while at work 9 the company's asphalt plant on thu Plainville road. Hot asphalt bl"v out of pipe and spread over hi face.
 He was brought to the office 0 Dr. George F Cook, who ordered ! his removal to the New Britain Gen eral hospital. The authorities at thu ! institution found that the aspha. had not injured the mans eyes a first feared It was necessary to us gasoline to remove the substance from the victims face His con II ton is not serious.
 Items
 The We-t'ns will meet this eve ming with Mrs. A. H. Veitch of g East street.
 1 The front hall of the Town hal 1 was given a coat of varnish over th' weekend and presents pleasin. appearance.
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