New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
be played a week from sun
Marriage License Issued

probably be played week from Sun
day,
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license has been ISSUED
at the office OF the town clerk TO Ton,
Lippia and Miss Helen Blanca. m,
ceremony will be performed at thu
church OF Our Lady of Mercy the en-
of this month.
Foresters Night Tonight
Tonight win be the big night for III,
I'oresters OF Plainville when this
teams from Court Friendly of New
Britain and Court General Lawton will
roll match games ON the Recreation
alleys. MAT" Meskili. captain OF thu
visiting crew states that there will bl
nothing TO II tonight but victory fol
his charges. Tho Plainville crews are
ready, however, for the invasion.
Was Not nj Home
The Herald has been notified thai
Mrs William Foran was not at home
when the fire In the barn oh the
premises took fire last Saturday. 80
she didn't cause the fire by dumping
hot ashes on the ash pile. We were
told that Mrs. Foran dumped hot
ashes on the ash pile and that the
grass caught fire and set fire TO the
barn. Anyway. there was a fire In
the barn and Dan Collins house
caught fire.
Real Estate Transfers
The following deeds for the trans
fer OF real estate In the town OF
Plainville have been recorded at the
office of tho town clerk.
Mary r.. Edmond of Los Angeles.
CAL. formerly OF Plainville. has sold
a lot on Broad street TO John j. and
Catherine O'Dea.
Henry Mulvaney and Anthony J..
LAWN of Providence. r. J., have sold
a lot on Mountain viewoto Stanley
and Dominik Ciesielslsi.
Has Perfect Cows
Joseph A. Pagan. who resides In the
Scots Swamp district, has stocked his
farm. which is rented by A. r. and
c. r. Jones. with IL of the best head
self Is an experienced dairy man and
was formerly extensively engaged In
this work in Hartford. An unusual
thing about the herd at the farm now
is that not one of the cows has been
raised on the farm. They came from
four different sources, yet every one
passed the state tuberculin tests. The
Jones's who run the farm are cousins,
A. r. coming from Forestville and c.
Z. from Unionville.
Educational Films Shown
The pupils of the Plainville Gram
mar school are receiving some very
side information on wool
clothes as disclosed by the movies in
a Aim showing the transposition of
virgin wool from the sheep to cloth.
In the film which has been donated
York, some surprising information
the wool cloth we wear
comes to light. According to the film,
pure wool is not always virgin wool.
rhe material and processes from
sheep to cloth are shown, including
he sheep shearing. In addition to
he educational matter the film has
many human interest features.
According to Principal Orrin l.. |
Iudd, the pupils enjoy very much
hese educational films which are /
shown every week. This department
If visual instruction in the schools |
vas introduced by Mr.. Judd and is |
Entirely self supporting.
The entire credit for this system of
education goes to Principal Judd who
las been the main factor In putting
he schools of Plainvile on y progress
live footing in all lines of education.
rhe films are always of geographic
historical or industrial nature and are
hown four days week.
Clifford l.. Brownell of the state |
,oard of education and director of
hysical education, visited the schools
esterday and expressed himself as
ighly pleased with the work done in
he local schools
Mr.. Brownell held teachers meet
1g after school and gave some valu-
BILE demonstrations and helps to
hose present.
The Otis intelligence tests were
iven to the 18th and Sth grade pu-
lis yesterday by Mr.. Mills, secretary
the school board
Truck Is Ditched
A large five-ton truck with Massa-
husetts license plates, went through
ne of the guard rails along the
lainville-Southington road early this
forming. The place where the acct
ent occurred is alongside the stretch