New Britain herald., 1930-09-03


 ing. It, is planned to hold the degree work on October 21 so it is very important that the membership ap- plications be received by the next meeting.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 The officers and teachers of the church school of the Episcopal church will meet in the parish house on Thursday evening at s o'clock to organize. All are urged to be present
 The church choir is requested to meet with Mir. Humphreys on Sat urday at 4:45 o'clock.
 On Sunday the church school re- opens for the fall and winter ses- sions. Parents are asked to please send their children or bring them at 10 a. m. There will le classes for all ages,
 Hurt in Blast
 Three men were seriously injured this morning in lot off River street by the explosion of stick of dyna- mite. They were taker to the Bris- tol hospital, Full details of the ac- cident may be found on the first page of this issue.
 c. of c. Meeting
 The regular September meeting of the directors and members of Plain vile Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock at the chamber rooms on Pierce street. Matters of routine business will be taken up. A large attend ance is anticipated.
 To Attend Convention
 Many members of the Legion posts and auxiliaries of Plainville. Bristol and Southington are plan ming to attend the national Legion convention which opens in Boston October 4. The three posts and auxiliaries will make the trip to- gether in a special train.
 Final plans for the trip will prob ably be made at the next meeting or Brock Barnes post. Southington is planning to send at least 125 members. It is not known as yet how many from Plainville will at tend the convention.
 We-Uns to Meet
 The first meeting of the We-Uns club after the summer months will be held September Is at the home of Mrs, Harold Corning. It is an- ticipated that there will be a large attendance as many matters of inn portance will be discussed as we'll as the election of officers for the coming year
 To Meet Tomorrow
 Newton S. Manross lodge, ". R. C., will hold a I gular meeting to- MOTION afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at G. A. R. hall in Forestville A do- nation dinner will be held at 12:30 o'clock. All members are requested to attend both the dinner and meet ing.
 A large attendance of members is expected. Plans for the activities of the winter months will be discussed.
 Escape Injuries
 A car driven by Walter Wagner of Springfield and a trolley car crashed at East and Pine streets yesterday morning, three occupants in the auto escaping serious in juries.
 An investigation by Constable B. Judd Wadsworth showed that the trolley car had struck the auto, badly damaging the side of the ma chine. The trolley was operated by David Fendel of New Britain. No arrests were made.
 PlainvilIe Briefs
 A we'll child conference will be held in the public health nurses rooms in the Neri block on Friday, September 12. from to 4 p. m.
 Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Mir and Mrs. Frank Paoletti of Terryville. Mrs. Paoletti was formerly Miss Anna Casciello of Plainville. She is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs Casci- elo of Bicycle street.
 Howard Fanion, who underwent an operation last week. is resting comfortably at the New Britain General hospital.
 Sergeant Nelson E. Morgan is visiting his parents on Maple street. He is located at Fort Eustis Nir- ginia.
 Make 20 Mile Trip
 The Red Light Biycle club went on a trip to Avon yesterday. The members went 20 miles and all re- ported a very enjoyable time.
 Those making the trip were Rus sell Baker, Kenneth Baker, Burton Norton, Robert Livingston, and Elwyn L. Edwards.
 Nurse Report for Month
 At meeting of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association held yesterday, Miss Katherine M. Daly, visiting nurse, submitted her monthly report for August.
 It is as follows: Patients under care at the first of the month. gen. eral. '; prenatal 4; child hygiene, 116; tuberculosis. 6; making a total of 133; new patients admitted dur ing the month, general, 4 pre- natal, s; maternity, 8; new born, 8; child hygiene, 13; general readmit- ted, 8, making total of 32; total pa tients under care during month, 165; patients discharged, five general cured or improved, one prenatal to hospital, two maternity cured, one tuberculosis to sanatorium and one tuberculosis to other care; patients under care at end of month, general,