New Britain herald., 1919-10-11
COLUMBUS DAY WILL
 NOT BE OBSERVED Banks Will Close, But Other -~+ Business as Usual
 MORENO-JUDD WEDDING
Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Knight Married 34 HearS-Albcrt and Bcrnadinc Dimanchc Have Birthday Party Other News Items,

Columbu day will be observed in the usual manner in Plainville. The Plainvillc Trust company will be closed for the day The stamp win dow at the post office will be open from 6:45 a. m. to 12:3O D. m. No money orders will be issued and there will be but one street delivery in the morning. Rural delivery will be made as usual The War Savings Stamp window will be open from 7:3O o'clock until noon.
 A number of local Italians will attend the exercises held by the United Italian societies of New Brit ain in Turner Hall and will go to the grand ball afterWard.
 MarinO-Judd.
 The wedding of Miss Virginia Mary Marine, daughter of Officer and Mrs. Philip Marine, of East Main street and Clarence Judd, of East Main street. will take place next Tuesday morning at the rectory of the Cath ollie church. Rev. John E. Fay, the pastor, will perform the ceremony.
 34th Wedding Anniversary.
 Today marks the 34th wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs Samuel Knight, of East Main street They had no formal observance of the day, spending it quietly. Mr. and Mrs. Knight were married on October II, 1885. MT. Knight has conducted a photographic esta blishme in New Britain for a number of years and also does an extensive business in Plainville.
 Birthday Party
 A birthday party was held last eve- ming in honor of Albert and Berna- dine Dimanche at their home in Scott Swamp. About 25 couples were present and games and music formed q the program of entertainment The young man was presented with an amethyst stickpin and Miss Dimanche received an emerald ring. The house was tastefully decorated with chry- santhemums.
 Circle 1T. Petition.
 A special meeting was held at the town hall on Thursday evening and the officials of the Trum bull Electric company presented a petition to the selectmen asking for more building line on Woodford avenue and Pine street. No results were obtained as it was decided that the decision of the selectmen would have to be held up until a special town meeting can be called to consider the petition.
 Rockwell a Licensed Pilot.
 Hugh Rockwell has obtained a li- cense to pilot airplanes in Connec- ticut. He is the third one on the list to obtain such a permit, two other fiers having previously visited the capital and obtained licenses. Mr. Rockwell gave an exhibition of his ability as a birdman and upon rec ommendation of Major William J. Malone of Bristol, the license was issued by the secretary of the state
 Homo on FurlOugh. Nelson Morgan, U. s. N., is spen- ing a furlough at his parents home on Maple street.
 Advertised Letters.
 The following uncalled for letters are advertised at tho post office: Agastino Castellani, William Wallace, w. H. Mooney. Mrs H. P. Corliss, Mrs. F.. Corliss. Thomas w. Emerson and N Grillo.
 Church Notices.
 COngreg gational. The regular morn ing service of worship will be held at 1O:45 a. m. The annual offering for the Congregational Church Build- ing society will be received at the morning service. The Sunday school will meet at noon and the Christian Endeavor society will meet at D. m. It will be a parents meeting, the par ents of all members being invited. The topic will be. Our Relation to Others. 2. Toward Parents and Oth- CTS in the Home" Leader, Harold Corning.
 . Advent Morning worship will be held at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school