New Britain herald., 1929-10-04

Wilkerson is the pastor of the Con- SfeGauonaI church. He is also chancellor commander of Pythian temple.
 Rain Helps Supply
 According to Engineer Joseph N. MCkcrnan of the Plainville Water company, the downfall of rain on Wednesday has eliminated consider able of the danger of a water short age. in the plainville reservoir. AL though he has not gaugcd the amount of rain in the supply. MT MCKcrnan estimates that it will be about two inches.
 H. also stressed the fact that conditions about the watersheds are such that an increase of two inches will materially better the supply. Mir MCkernan is unable to state definitely how long the present plan of securing water from the New Britain water department will be continued This plan has been in vogue for several days and was brought about by complaints regis tered regarding the cloudy condition of the water in the Plainville rcser- voir. An analysis showed that the cloudincss was due to the low con- dition of the water.
 Skeet Meet Tomorrow
 The Plainville Skect club will journey to Kcnsington tomorrow to meet the Skeet club Of that town The two clubs are holding a three match series. In the first shoot held last Saturday at the local grounds Plainville defeated Kensington
 After October s no more shoots will be held by the local club until November 2 because of the hunting season.
 Mrs. Caroline NOrcn
 Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Noren will be held tomorrow after noon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alice Williams of II Cedar street, and at 2:30 o'clock at the Swedish Bethany church, New Britain. Rev. Carl J. Frcdcen, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be Tn the Fairvicw cemetery.
 High School in Action
 Local fans will have an opportu- nlty to see the local high school foot ball eleven in acticn tomorrow when 1t clashes with the Lewis high team Of SouthingtOn at the local field The rivalry between the two aggrega- tlonS is intense and both are primed for q hard battle. The opcnina kickoff will take place at 2.45 o'clock.
 This will be the locals third game or the season. In the opening game, IIalnHille and Litchfcld .battled to ScorcIeSs tie while Wilby high of Waterbury scored q IS to Q decision over the locals last Saturday, AL though Southington took a bad wal loplng from Meriden in it's opening game Of the season. the time is improving and expects to hand Plainville a lacing.
 Coach Caulheld drove the team hard throughout the past week in preparation for a hard game If is expected that a large crowd will be 0ii ii'lu to witness the battle.
 Hurt in Accident
 Cllilord Coleman, 24 of 4 Green wood street, New Britain, is confined to the New Britain General hospital With injuries received last evening aDout 11:3O o'clock when q car he was driving struck a cement curb on the College highway at the in- terSectlon of the roads leading to New Britain and Plainville. The machine was badly damaged. Hos pltal authorities stated that he is suffering from abrasions to his head.
 Regular Meeting
 Martha Rebokah will hold q reg ular meeting Monday evening. An entertainment and dance will be held immediately after the meeting to which the Reb, kah's may bring their friends. A good time is promised to all those who attend.
 To Open Season
 The Plainville Blues football team will open it's season Sunday by clashing with the Frog Hollow Senators of Hartford at the high school field. The Hartford team is coming here with a strong club and Manager J. Joseph Murphy, Jr.. ox- poets large crowd to witness the game.
 RumOrS Denied
 Rumors that tho Standard Steel x Bearing Co.,, is planning to move its plant to Jamestown, N. y. were proven to be without foundation to- day. William Niccnt, secretary and
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