New Britain herald., 1922-05-20
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 NUPTIALS TONIGHT Local Girl Will Become Bride of New Britain Man WHITING STREET PLANS
PIainyillc Electrical Products Com pany Capitalizcs With 35O,OOO- Funeral of Mrs. Emily White To- morrow Aftcrnoon-Church Notes.

Funeral of Mrs. Emily White To | morrow Aftcrnoon-('hurch Notes. Miss Marjorie Strong. of Broat street. Plainville, and Louis Krieger of 27 LenoX street, New Britain, uor | Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krieger, vii :, be married at o'clock this evening n the new home of the bride and groom at l3o Stratford avenue. jselvidere Rev. William Ross, pastor of :h, First Baptist church Of New Britain will perform the ceremony Th, couple will be attended by Mir. anc Mrs. J. c. Hunting of New Britain a. | matron Of honor and best man, anc Mrs. Charles Francis Of Southingtor and Allan Bailey of Painyille ant George Hickey of New Britain. Bar bara Morse of Plainville, niece of tht bride, will be flower bearer, and littl. Robbie Bailey, also of this town, vii be ing bearer.
 The wedding march will be played by Miss Marjorie Foiren of kensing ton, and Mrs Philip Morse of Plain vile will sing "Oh, Promise Me" Fol lowing the wedding ceremony, a re. ception will be held at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Krieger at which Mrs Allan Bailey of this town and Mrs Howard Sanford of Bristol will serve
 Mir. and Mrs. krieger will take a honeymoon after spending a short time in their new home. Mir. Krieger is employed in the Stanley Works while Miss Strong is a stenographel at the Stanley Securities company Of flee of New Britain.
 Whiting Street Plans. There will be another session of the Town Plan Commission at the towr nall this evening. The proposed GU, on the corner of Whiting street neal he intersection of Central Square vas discussed last night and sketches were presented. No definite plan of lction was taken, but it is believed by Secretary Frank r. Wheeler that something will be done tonight. A public hearing will be held some time lext week.
 The estimated cost of the proposed ,utting cannot be established as yet lntil the size of the cut is determined. Several suggestions and plans will be presented to them and it will be up to them to pass on the matter.
 Company Capitalizes.
 Papers of incorporation were filed in the Hartford State capitol yester- lay for the Plainville Electrical Pro- lucts company. The newly organized company will capitalize with s5o,ooo and commence business on S5,oOO. The incorporators are Frederick Louis Benzon, formerly of the engineering department of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company; Donald Ben lamin, also of that plant and Hubert F. Smith of the Newton Grain com pany on Whiting street.
 The new factory. has established It's headquarters at the Plainville Manu- featuring company, where it is now doing business
 C1ean-Up Week.
 Clean-Up week will be held in this town next Tuesday and Wednesday, md Fred l.. Benzon, in charge of the work, has arranged for teams to con- vey rubbish to the dumps. On Tues day, the east side of the railroad tracks at West Main street. on Gen. t1al Square will be taken care of and on Wednesday, the west side will be cleaned The people are asked to CO., operate in this plan by cleaning their wards and cellars and leaving the rub hish in front of the house.
 Road Undergoing Repairs.
 It has been with much pleasure that automobiles have learned of the fact that the road beyond Hart's Corner, leading to Southington, will be re- paired this year. Operations already have commenced on the work
 Mrs Emily White.
 The funeral of Mrs. Emily White will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from her home on Is Hough street. Rev. George Hilton, rector of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour, will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot in the West cem- ptery.
 Salvation Drive Speakers.
 Henry Milans, former editor of the New York Tribune. will give an ad- 1ress In the Baptist church here at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mir. Milans' talk will be in the form of an appeal for the Salvation Army drive which starts Monday. A quota of $500 has been allotted to the local Le- zion to raise and the campaign will about week.
 The public is invited to attend. The South Manchester band will furnish music during the services.
 Church Notices.
 Congregational church: Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock: Miss Helen Jenkins, president of the Thoosby In- 'titute, will speak; church school at ? o'clock; Christian Endeavor society meeting al 7;o0 o'clock; subject, What c. F. Does for Me"
 Baptist church--Morning service nt |n:45 o'clock; subject, "The Changed outlook";; Sunday school will follow he morning service; the Salvation Army will hold service in the Baptist church at 3 o'clock; Henry Milans will be the speaker and the South O |, o h eeter hand will f,r,;eb ,,,,r;..