New Britain herald., 1930-10-02
PLAINVILLE NEWS
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heCe1pLS Christmas seals, Plainville's share, s73s.4s.
 Donations, $21.OO Total receips, $759.43. Expenditures Local tuberculosis work, s11S.45. Care of patients in sanatoriums, $5O7OO
 Auto hire for taking patients to sanatoriums, $65.25. Postage and stationery, s6641. Total expenditures, s757.11. Cash on hand given to Public Health Nursing Association. Christ mas seal fund, January 30, 1929, 1 $2.32.
 c. of c. Meeting Tonight
 The October meeting of the direc- tors and members of the Plainville Chamber of Commerce will be held this evening at o'clock in the chamber rooms on Pierce street. Many matters of importance will be discussed. A large attendance is an- ticipated.
 Awarded Compensation | Edward Sunderland of Camp street has been awarded $103.13 for total incapacity for seven weeks and | $15.04 per week for 156 weeks for specific indemnity, in addition to all :. medical expenses incurred in the Treatment of an injured right eye. 1 the sight of which he lost. The award was made in Septem- Der 30 by State Compensation Con- missioner Leo J. Noonan against Landers, Frary & Clark of New Britain, employers of the. complain | ant.
 The specific idemnity payments were ordered to commence as of septsmber 2s.
 To Confer First Degree Sequessen lodge, No. "A, I. o. O. F.. will confer the first degree on class of candidates this evening. All brothers are urged to be present. A group of members visited Elec- tric lodge of CollinsviNe last evening and are expected to have an inter- esting report in regard to this visi- 1 tation.
 Property Attached Property of August Watson, A. H. Richards A. M. Raymond and Rob- ert J. Coe has been placed under attachment in the foreclosure suit or the Plainville Trust Co. of ESQ., GOO mortgages against the Sequas- sen Corporation, Inc. Those involv- ed in the action besides the above named four are the Economy Gro- | cery store, the Connecticut Light & Power Co.,, and the Plainville Lum- Der & Coal Co:
 The writ is returnable in superior court on the first Tuesday in No- vember. Papers were served by Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Lord. | The plaintiff is represented by Gross, Hyde and William, attorneys, of Hartford
 Congregational Church Notes
 Beginning this Sunday the Con- gregational church school will meet from 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock instead of after the church service. This change will not effect the church hour from 10:45 to 11:45 o'clock or the kindergarten nursery children, who will have their program during the church hour as usual. Parents are reminded to keep this change in mind so that boys and girls will be in their various de- partments promptly at 9:3O o'clocn.
 Successful While Game
 Pythian temple, No. 29, Pythia1 Sisters. held a successful whist party last evening in I. o. o. F, hall. | Prizes were awarded the winners and refreshments served. i The winners were as follows: Ladies first, Mrs. Dunfeld; second, Mrs. Hatfield; mems first, Louis Mead; second, Hadden Griffin, and | third, E. Picks.
 A regular meeting of the temple will be held in I. o. O. F. hall on Wednesday evening, October s. Episcopal Church Notes | The church school of the Church 1 of Our Saviour will hold a social evening in the parish house tomor- row evening at 8 o'clock. The par ents will be the guests of the teach CTS. All children are expected to bring their parents. Light refresh ments will be served. On Saturday afternoon at 4:45 o'clock the choir will meet with MT. Humphreys and Miss Hird for re- | hearSal
 The Clorion club has been reor- ganized with the following officers: President, Ralph Williams; vice president, Mrs. W. Bristol; secre- tary, Miss Olga Cook; treasurer, Eugene Forrest. All former mem. bers are cordially invited to join the present organization.
 Firemen's Field Day
 William Downham announced to- day that the fremens field day for | the benefit of the library fund will be held a week from Sunday at the Plainville Skeet club grounds near the town line. The program will consist of trap shooting, archery, horse shoe contests and pistol and rifle shooting, as. well as various sporting events. The feature of the program will be clambake. l The hremen anticipate a large at tendance. Tickets are now being printed and will be on sale after Friday.
 Attending Convention
 Anna Heinzmann of the Trinity Lutheran church, New Haven, a res- ident of Plainville, is attending the convention of the Womens Mission ary Society of the U. L. c. A. at Ra- cine, Wisconsin. She will conduct the devotional period of the Young Women's congress on Sunday morn ing. She will also be a speaker at the women's convention, her subject being "The Diaconate" During her stay in Wisconsin she will be locat- ed at 2222 Kilbourne avenue, Mill waukee. She will also attend the