New Britain herald., 1915-09-16

ladies. She attended Miss Barbour's school in Hartford. MT. Deming is also we'll known here as he is in New New Britain wherc he at present holds responsible position with Landers, Frary and Clark. He graduated from New Britain High school with the class of 1906.
 Ellsworth-S Strong.
 A fashionable wedding will be sol- emnized at the Kensington Congre- gational church at 6 o'clock this eve- ming when Miss Ruth Lillian Strong, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Charles M. Strong of Kensington is united in -matrimony to James Burlington Ells- worth, son of MT. and Mrs. Hurbert E. Ellsworth of Portland, Conn. Rev. Carleton Hazen. pastor of the Ken sington Congregational church, will oficiate and the wedding march will be played by Mrs. Hazen.
 The young couple will be attended by Mcclure E. Ellsworth, brother of the groom, as best man and the Misses Rose Edna House and May Barks of New Britain as bridesmaids. Dudley Lewis, Herbert Aston and Oliver Els worth, all of Portland, and Earle Tit combe of Hartford will be ushers. The wedding will be largely attended, following which a reception will be held at the home of the bride. J. M. Hallinan of New Britain will cater
 The bride will be, attired in white crepe meteor and a lace overdress and a white veil. She will carry a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley The costumes of the bridesmaids will be yellow crepe de chine. The gowns of the brides and groom's mothers will be black silk. The brides travelling suit will be brown.
 The groom's gift to the bride is a diamond la vallierc and to the ushers friendship scarf pins. The bride pre- sented her maids with friendship brooches. -'s
 After the reception, at which over 100 will attend, the popular couple ! will leave on an extended Honeymoon 1 trip to New York city and Erie, N. Y. On their return they will re- side at Robbins corner, Kensington. l Miss Strong is one of kensington's l most popular young ladies and has a 1 host of friends here as well as in New Britain and surrounding places. ] MT. Ellsworth is one of Portland S l best citizens as we'll as business men, l He is contractor
 Guests are expected from New l Britain, New Haven. Hartford, Water | bury, Meriden, New York city, Rye, 1 N. Y., Philadelphia and several other l places. The couple have already be- come the recipients of many hand | some as well as useful gifts.
  Who is Who at the Fair?
 Superintendent E. ". Stearns was called upon last evcnine to answer the question Who Is Who Over the i Concessions by a fresh individual 1 who gave his name f;s wilson and i resided in Hartford and who had re- 1 fused to pay rent of space the mid way. Wher MT. Stoarns warned him that if he did not settle he would /, have him put off the grounds and his 1 show taken away iron. him the man answered in an insolent manner. Who Is Who Around Here Anyway? I'm from Missouri and you've got to show ! men," And MT Stearns did show l him Who l., Who.'. He forfeited the mans outfit. which .le deposited at l Fores,er's hall and then he had him l ejected from the grounds. The man l remained around the gate for a time sh outing threats at -Mr. Stearns that i he would get a sheriff. 9 constable, a lawyer, the police force and finally ] the militia to have his show returned 1 to him. His outfit is awaiting it's owner as Soon as he settles for his rent. '
 1 Yesterday was busy day for Pros-