New Britain herald., 1919-08-22

Thursday evening when every man, woman, and child interested in the celebration is asked to be present at the meeting. c. F. Lewis, chairman of the war board, will preside.
 Carnival Plans Complete.
 The Foresters held their regular weekly meeting last evening after which the carnival committee met and made the final arrangements for the carnival which will be held on the fair grounds October 3, A. and r Tickets were given out last evening at the meeting for the drawing that is to be held in connection with the carnival. The entire drawing is for $10O which is divided into several small allotments as $5, $1O. etc.
 While the meeting was in session the electric lights went out and re- mained thus for the entire evening" The members present, who had old fashioned lamps, went home and got them. As soon as they were lighted business went on as uSual&
 Nuptials in East Berlin Tomorrow.
 East Berlin's double wedding will take place tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Woodward homestead when Sterling Woodward will wed Miss Helen Caverly and Arthur Sap per will take Miss Edith Woodward as his bride. The ceremonies will be performed by Leon w. Ellsworth, pastor of the East Berlin Methodist church.
 After the ceremony both couples will leave for the shore where they will spend their honeymoon.
 Typhoid Still Raging.
 While there are no new cases of ty- phoid developed some of the typhoid victims are in a serious condition Charles Haddock is in a very precarl- ous condition, having developed pleurisy The doctor states that if the boy has strong constitution there is a chance of his pulling through. The two Hanford boys were taken to the New Britain General hospital yes terday for treatment as they are both ill with the typhoid. There is still a girl in the family ill with the disease Clayton Lewis is considerably inn proved and his speedy recovery is looked for.
 It is not thought that any new cases will develop as all those who were at Plainville with the party are now ill and any new cases as consequence are unlocked for. pr. R. M. GrisWold is in daily communication with Dr. Black and pr. Reeks of the state health and today there is no report of new cases here or in the state There was a rumOr of two cases in SOuthing- ton yesterday, but investigation dis proved the rumor. The report of the state board about the camp grounds ic ar1\ 1,n out within a few days.
 BcJdcn Family Reunion.
 The Belden amily held it's reunion in Glastonbury yesterday. Those at tending from here were Francis Den- ing and family, Henry Deming and family, Lester Deming and family, and Mrs. Robert Deming. The report of last years meeting was read after which the annual election of officers was held. The officers elected were:
 President-Mrs John CroWell of New Britain.
 Glastonbury.
 Secretary and treasurer-Lester Deming of Berlin.
 Members of the family were present from New Britain, Meriden, Berlin Glastonbury and other towns in the state.
 Fair Ground Ready.
 The fair ground is practically all ready for the big time and is begin ming to look the part it is soon to play A. J. Brundage, superintendent of the Boys and Girls club of the 3tate Of Connecticut was on the grounds this afternoon and laid out tho space ill