New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

groom was a pair of platinum and gold cuff links, studded with dia- monds. The gift of the bride to the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were green gold bracelets. The grooms gift to the best man was a, leather cigarette case with silver monogram and to the ushers silver match boxes. Following the wedding ceremony there was a reception at the home of the brides father on South Washing ton street. Mr. and Mrs. Heffernan received a large number of useful and beautiful gifts. MT. Heffernan is con- nected with his father in Bristol in the real estate and insurance business
 William Warren Hurt. William Warren of Broad street is a patient at the New Britain hospital where he was taken last night suf- fering from abrasions about the face and body as the result of an auto ac- cident last evening.
 Decorators in Town.
 Decorators from out of town ar rived here this morning and started this afternoon to canvass the houses on the line of march of the parade next Wednesday to find out the people who wish their homes deco rated for the event.
 The Red Cross people are to take part in the parade. It will probably be the last time that the people who took an active part in the Red Cross work in this town will have an Op- portunty to be together again and all the women are requested to be in the line of march with the unit.
 Working On Floats.
 The various fraternities, societies, and organizations of the town are planning to take part in the parade here next Wednesday. It is reported that a local man is to offer a prize for the best float in the parade and therefore the various societies are trying to get the honors. It is known that there will be II floats in the par ade and possibly more. All the fac tories will also be represented with a float showing what they did in the war.
 The State Guard company will form the escort to the eX-serVice men and from the replies being received from the latter there will be a large propor- ton of the 199 mon in line. It is planned that the men will have a sep aratC section in the parade as the en- tire day is for them and they will be allowed a separate section to receive the acclaim from tue onloc<ers which they arc deserving of. II vill be the first time that the men have appeared ir town in parade in uniform. All the various divisions of the army will be represented as 1t is thought that at least one local man was connected with each division. Several men have written from camps and from the navy that they have received furloughs to get here for the day. The expense of their trips will probably be borne by the town out of the appropriation made recently.
 CIcan-Up Ends Tonight.
 The tWo-days' clean-up campaign which has been Waged here ends to- night. The town teams were busy in the western section of the town today their work completed late this eve- ming.
 Brief Items.
 The Crescent Past Noble Grands as- SoCiatiOn held their annual outing at Comm unity Bungalow on Fall Noun tain in Bristol this afternoon. Several local members attended.
 The I. o. O. F. and Rebekah lodges will decorate the graves of deceased members on Sunday afternoon.
 12 price sale, three days only. Thursday Friday and Saturday. A big event Goldenblun Millinery Co.