New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTE) TBER 10, 1926. POWER HOUSE PURGCHASE IN PROVIDENCE PROPOSEDi | Offer Submitted as Counter-Proposal o Plan Proposed By Merger Syndicate. ‘ Providence, R. I, Sept. 10 (P—A | tentative proposal for the purch,x‘c' of the United Electric rallways com- | pany power house in this city by the | Narragansett Electric Lighting com- | pany here was submitted to the di- | rectors of the railways company | vesterday by the Narragansett com- pany as a counter proposal to the | plan proposed by a syndicate for the merging of the two companies through the medium of the recently formed Rhode Island Public Service company. Under the Narragansett com- pany's proposal, that company ould pay $4,750,000 for tha rail- ways company power house and en- ter into a contract for the sals of power to the railways company. conomies of financing and opera- | n under the plan are sald by Varragansett officials to Insure the retirement of all but $3,270,000 o the railways company's bonds, now outstanding are $14,012,300 in prin- cipal amount. | The plan has been taken under consideration by the United Electric aflways company directors and they have asked the Rhode Island ublic Service company to postpone the date, September 15, set for de- posit of United ¢ Rallways | stock under the Public Service com- | pany's merger plan Juryman Sleeping During Trial; Accused Appeals Altenburg, Germany, Sept. 10 (#) The Federal supreme court at Leip- sic 18 asked to decide whether a man convicted of crime may appeal it ho can show tha ing the trafl one of the jurors took a snooze in the jury box. Franz Delling, a tapster, who was| sentenced to three years and nine| months at hard labor for attempting to kill his wife, has made the novel appe | Record gr Contact With Radio and Plane Is \Iade San Fr Sept. 10 for radio tation a plane was es! ed when from Crissey f intair nunication with the home fleld for air line. The previous v cord was reported from va. olulu last year as being 150 s. 15 (mt Air Mail Stamp Is Formally Announced v hington, Sept. 10 (P—A 1§ imilar to nu- sent 10-cent air mail s ed in sepia, w ters intended for f: air mail re- | asked to bring something in the line | A. Brophy of Bristol, the tra PLAINVILLE NEWS (Continued from Page Nine) those who wish to go by automobile or trolley. More automobiles are needed: these who wish to donate cars should notity Wallace Bunnell by tomorrow morning. The church bell will be rung at 10 o'clock in the morning if the plcnic is to be | held. This picnic is not for the Sunday school alone but for the church in Al its departments mnd the friends | of the members. FEach person is| of food. Auxillary Meeting t the meeting of the American | Legion auxiliary held last night, | Miss Marjorie Fisher read a report | on the New Haven convention. On | September 23 the auxiliary will hold | a whist in Leglon hall, the public being invited, | Play in_ Kensington The Plainville Y. M. C. A. Junlors will play what is expected to be their final game of the season when they meet Kensington in a county league game on thelr opponents’ field. A victory is looked for over the tail-enders, but the home team has bheen reo: nized and intends to put up a stiff resistance to the locals. Notos The annual business meeting of the Advent Christian church will be held tonight after the regular mid- weele prayer meeting. 0. I Cooley has old a five-room cottage on Lincoln street to Ellen being made through Charles F. on. 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