New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
Unusual Disturbances.


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 Unusual Disturbances.
 A very large group of Kensington young men were present last evening in very disturbing manner and it was necessary for MT. Hopkins to tell them to leave the grounds. His re- quest, however, was not needed and no attention to his remarks and con- tinued in making unusual disturb ances. It is hoped that a local con- stable will be present at the grounds this evening to take care of the mat ter. The noises made by the unruly Tparties were very disturbing to the audience who were keenly interested on what was going on on the stage Perhaps those on the outside of the ground thought they were having fun and getting other peoples goat" They might have succeeded in their first motive but those within the tent were well educated enouh to realize that it was merely a gang of would be rowdies attempting some of their smart work, which gets them nothing.
 The Conse
 Concession stand.
 The concession stand at the Chau- lauoua is m charge of John An:erson and John Thompson
 Program Today.
 At this afternoons session of the chautauqua the Colonial Maids ren- dered pleasing program. They will also render musical prelude at 8 o'clock tonight and will be followed by the lecture entertainment in cos- tune Songs and Stories of the Red Man. to be given by Albert and Mar tha Gale. The feature of the third days program will be the Broadway success, "Ier Husbands Wife, Lyon-Baldwin Nuptials. William Adelbert Lyons and Miss Jennie Baldwin were married at 2:3O o clock this afternoon at the home of the brides father, George H. Baldwin in Kensington. Only immediate rela- tives Of the family were present The ceremony was performed by Rev Carleton Hazen, pastor of the Ken singtou Congregational church. Fol | lowing the wedding the couple left or an extended honeymoon trip and vii be at h one to their friends on Farm | ington road, Kensington, after Octo- Der 1.
 Annual Picnic Held. | The annual picnic and business meeting of the state presidents asso 1 citation of the International Sunshine | -0ciGry w*a held at the hO,le Of NJ $ ! John Pinchhes of Worthington Ridge | yestercay afternoon. About 25 were | present from all over the state. Ar Arrangements were made at this meet | ing for the state convention to be helC at the Mchican in New London on Oc- I tober Il.
 | Auto Truck Burned. ! An automobile truck belonging 10 { | MT. Scherbe of l5 Kennedy street Hartford, was burned on the Burllr l turnpike last night near the Bruce | estate. c. F. Lewis was called to the | scene anu with aid Of t"t men succeeded in extinguishing the | flame which was confined to the body l of the car. The engine was not de- | stroyed.
 1 Berlin Bits | MT. and Mrs. George Dodd have re- turned from a vacation trip. ] MT. and Mrs. Lester Demlng have | returned from a vacation spent in New | Hartford.
 1 Miss Virginia Bushnell, who broke | her wrist several weeks ago by fal i from the veranda, has had the plaster paris cast removed. | Lucius Bushnell is suffering from 9 | broken collar bone as the result of motorcycle accident.
  has gone to Boston for a few days From there he will go to Boor's Head N H. to spend his vacation.
 Michael George Rector and Mar! Yachim of Beck ey were recently mar