New Britain herald., 1920-06-28
IMPROVEMENT SEEN
 IN TOWN HIGHWAYS
SCTaper and Town LabOrerS AC-
 COTnpliSh Much on Roads
JAMAICA GINGER SOLD HERE
Constable Marine Warns Proprietor of Italian-American Store Against Traffic in Extract-Jepson-H Holland Nuptials Soon-Briefs.

Nuptials SOon-ISriefS.
 Road conditions are seen to be inn proving greatly throughout the center of PlainviIle and the outskirts of the town. The road scraper is at work upon the highways and gangs of men are filling in holes left by the heavy traffic of trucks. The main road lead ing into the town from New Britain is under repair and is being tarred and sanded. This road was in very bad condition on account of the constant traffic between the two places. Se- lectman William Johnson has d num- Der of men working daily with the road scraper. in new streets in the vicinity of Mountain View. The work in this section will take several days.
 The street along the trolley tracks on East street is in a particu- larly poor condition and the matter has been taken up with the highway commissioners.
 Ellis-Stoc1wen.
 A quiet wedding took place yester- day morning at the parsonage of the Congregational church, when Rev. F.. C.. Gillette performed the marriage ceremony of Frank Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis of Whiting street, to Miss Gertrude Stockwell of Vermont. After a short wedding trip they will reside at the home of his parents.
 Selling Jamaica Ginger.
 Although claiming to have license to sell Jamaica ginger, the grocery store on Whiting street, have been warned by Constable Philip Mo- reno that they must stop this pro- cedure. The constable first became acquainted with sales when several have been made for the wedding they procured the beverage at the store mentioned. Officer Moreno found a a.supply on the premises.
 Announcement Made.
 Mrs. w. J. Holland of 165 West Main street announces the coming marriage of her daughter, Miss Edna Rose, to John Rylssellt Jepson, of Meriden. No definite arrangements have been made for uthe wedding although it will probably take place July 6. MT. Jepson is employef.at the, Aetna Insurance company offfees. ct Hartford.
 Town Notes.
 A H. CondeIl and F. S. Gwillim have returned from their vacation and fishing trip to Battersea, a small town near Ontario, Canada
 Miss Beatrice Benzon, a student at Russell Sage college at Troy, N. Y., is visitingfat the home of her parents on Whiting street.
 Clarence Neison.<Ilas returned for the summer from Pratt Institute Mr. Nelson; lives on East street. ~
 Miss Anna Holland has gone. on a vacation to- Greenville, Mass, where she will be the guest of relatives. Miss nd fondarad hnr nation as factory nurse at the Stand ard Steel and Bearings company.
 The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Plainville Business and Improvement association will be held this evening at the club rooms.
 There was a large gathering at the lawn party held at the home of the Rev., George E. Tyler lastsevening.
 The entectainment for the Congre- gational parish last evening was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed. The proceeds were given to the work of the Christian Endeavor union. , The Odd Fellows and the Martha Rebekah lodge will observe memorial evening. All members are requested to be present at S:30 o'clock
 Confessions will be heard at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this evening. First Friday devotions will be at the 5:30 mass tomorrow morn ing with Holy Communion at 2 o'clock. [
 The Eternal Triangle.
 Plainvi1le was ''all het tiup" yeste-- day afternoon when a fight was staged between Charles J. Dohertv of West Orange, N. J., and a man called Leon Landbert of New Britain. The fight occurred over Mrs. Inez M. Doherty of 33 Court street, New Britain, who came to Plainville in the company of the other man.
 Doherty had just left his work in the Standard Steel and Bearings Go. factory, and walked to the center to wait for car for New Britain. While waiting there he saw a car come from New Britain and his wife was sitting in it with the other man. She is seek ing a divorce at the present time on the grounds of alleged cruelty.
 As she is not yet divorced, and his wife, Doherty asked Landbert what right he had to be with her. The New Britainite immediately became "peeved' and told Doherty he would stay with her as long as he wanted. Angry words followed and the two men decided to go to the woods in