New Britain herald., 1922-06-24
LEGION PLANS FOR
 CARNIVAL IN FALL
Meeting Monday Night When Ar.
 arrangements Will Be Made
ANDREW-SC0lT WEDDING
sequassen Lodge Will Hold Memorial Service Tomorrow Night-Wills Filed in Probate Court-Church Noticee-Other Items.

Notices-Other Items. The Brock Barnes Post is plannine to hold a mammoth carnival some time the latter part of August. A meeting will be held Monday evening at the post headquarters to which all mothers have been requested to at. tend. Plans will be made for the af. fair and committees will be selected It is probable that the carnival will be held on the vacant lot at Neal Court where travelling carnivals usual. ly play. Tents will be erected for sideshows and platform will prob- ably be built for dancing. The last two carnivals held, one at the Trumbull Electric manufacturing company plant and the other in the new Gridley garage on Whiting street, proved successful.
 Andrew-Scott Nuptials Mrs. Emma Scott of Broad street, and c. F. Andrews, of West Main street, will be married this evening at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs Clarence Judd of West Main street. The ceremony will be performed by Rev George Hilton, rector of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour. The couple will be attended by MT. and Mrs. Clarence Judd and MT. and Mrs. Harry Judd, the latter couple coming from Bridgeport. Following the ceremony g reception and we'd ding supper will be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Judd. Guests will attend from New Britain, New Haven. Bridgeport and Plain vile. Mrs. Scott is the mother of Clarence Judd.
 Bassett-king Wedding. Miss Hannah Bassett of Bridge water. Mass, a teacher of the fourth grade in the local school. was married at o'clock this morning to Harold King of 21 Highland street, New Britain. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. John L. Davis. pastor of Trinity Methodist church in New Britain. It took place in the church parsonage and the couple was unattended. MT. and Mrs. King left for the White Mountains. and will re- side at 5 Monroe street, New Britain, upon their return.
 No Advent Service.
 The Sunday services of the Advent Christian church will not be held at the church tomorrow. They will be conducted at the camp grounds in Southington, known as the Plainville Advent Camp grounds. where the bi- ennial session of the Advent Christian Conference is now under way There will be special speakers and Adventist preachers from all over the United States in attendance.
 The regular mid-week prayer meet ing will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Cahill Case.
 Judge John w. Banks, of the su- pericr court of New Haven, yesterday a authorized Daniel J. Donovan, re- ceiver for the W. J. Cahill company, to continue business for two more months.
 The court limited presentation of claims to the usual four months and ordered that merchandise claimed by Libby, McNeil and Libby be re- turned.
 SCQuNSSCu SeTV1CcS.
 All members of Sequassen lodge, I. o. o. F., will meet at the Odd Fellows rooms tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock and march in body to the Episcopal church of Our Saviour. A memorial service for the departed members will be held at which Rev. George Hilton, rector of the church, will lead in prayer. The members of the Martha Rebekah lodge will also attend and meet at the lodge rooms 1t the same time.
 Wills Are Filed.
 Judge Merritt o. Ryder has been ,usy at the town clerks office of late ,n the hearing of wills filed by admin strators of deceased residents.
 A hearing was held this afternoon tt 3 o'clock in the probate court of ice on the estate of the late Mary A. Tinker. The executrix having ex- libited her administrators account vas given a hearing on the allowance If her account.
 James E. Usher, Frank P. Usher nd Howard c. Usher, administrators f interstate estate of Robert C. Usher, lpon their application, the court de- rees that a period of six months lapse for limitation of claims to be resented against said estate.
 The same order was given out on he intestate estate of Sarah A. Wood uff. The administrators of the es-