New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

yet. In regards to the party stand said that the democrats had antici. pated in putting up Miss May Nor gan, but her having announced her candidacy for nomination at the re- publican caucus on Thursday night leaves that issue somewhat in ths dark. Miss Mary Fitzgerald has been mentioned as a possible candidate. It is not believed there will be any oth- CT changes in the rest of the party office holders, as the constabuary is satisfactory.
 Local Man Hurt.
 John LeVasseur of GO Whiting street, met with a painful accident on Sunday afternoon while busy in his garden in Forestvlle. MT. LeVas- seur was working in the garden when he turned quickly on his right ankle with the result that the bone crack ed and broke. His son, Gene, was with him at the time and hurried him to his home in this town. Dr. J. w. Bull was called and advised his im- mediate removal to St. Francis hos pital where he was reported this morning as resting comfortably. An X-ray of the ankle showed a minor break. His many friends will be sorry to learn of the accident He had been busy all summer tending | bis garden in the neighboring town and was in the act of reaping some of the fruits of his work on Sunday when the accident happened. Dr. 'Brien, bone specialist, has charge Of the case in the Hartford institu- tion.
 Martin -Greener Wedding.
 Miss Anna Greener of this town. and Ernest Martin of Bristol, were married this morning at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John E. Fay, pastor, performed the ceremony. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride after which MT, and Mrs. Martin left on trip to Massachusetts They will make their home in Bristol Miss Greener was formerly employed at the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing Go,
 Town Plan Meets.
 The town plan commission met at the selectman's office last evening and discussed the proposed street and building line on West Main street from the railroad crossing to Canal street. It was decided to have Joseph H. Me Herman make a few changes on the present map such as the commission recommended last night after which it will be approved of and hearing called for those parties interested.
 The matter of having the railroad crossing at Central Square changed by moving the gateman's house across the street and breaking West Main street on an even line with Central Square was also mentioned and ap- proved of. Further plans will be made on this problem before any thing definite can be done and the commission will make recommends tions to be approved of
 PlainNillc Briefs.
 There will be a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary this eve ming when plans will be made for the delegates to attend the state conven- ton to be held in Hartford Thursday. On their return, they will give re- port.
 A silver tea will be enjoyed at the home of Mrs. Frank White, tomorrow afternor =. to which the friends of the Method ' Ladies' Aid society are in- vited. .'i le. society is planning for an active winter program and plans will be outlined.
 The annual business meeting of the II ary society of the Advent Christian church, will be held Thursday after noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred Smith of 19 Park street. Ali members are requested to be present.
 Mrs. Jewett, who fell in front of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour Sun day noon, and was badly injured, is re ported as feeling better,
 William Hazard and sister Grace | Hazard, left Saturday for Boston, | Mass, after enjoying a vacation in ! this town for two weeks. During ! their stay here, Melvin Kennedy of | Worcester, Mass, was their guest
 Walter Haynes has returned from a visit in New York.
 Mrs. William J. Mckee of Hough | street, is recuperating at the Hartford | hospital after an operation,
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Cadrain have | moved from Whiting street to New 
 The pail bearers at the funeral of Joseph Wininger of 20 Broad street yesterday afternoon were: Sidney Clarence Lanpher, Jr.. of New Britain, John Burns, Mason Andrews, Phillip Antinoli and Ceasar Neri There was a delegation of serv- ice men from the Brock Barnes men in charge of Commander John Guden. The forak tributes were large and many.
 HALLS CORNER, Flainville. room tene- ment Improvements. to rent. Chicken coop and garden. Mrs Pestilo Telephone
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 Dancing at Community Theater