New Britain herald., 1923-11-13

served, the ice cream being served IN
the form Of flowers.
Miss Ward will leave in the near
future for Springfield, Mass, where
she will spend the winter months.
Gut Silent Policeman
Birginio Angelini of 535 Congress
avenue, Waterbury, will be tried in
the town court this evening on the
charge Of cutting the silent traffic
policeman in the center. He was ar
rested late Sunday evening.
Gets 1914 Pound Rabbit
Jake Day, Arrid Day and a party
of others from Hartford returned
from hunting trip in CRANKY last
evening. The local men had seven
partridges, and four rabbits. One of
the rabbits, a jack rabbit. weighed
12ls pounds. according to the story
told by the local men today.
Football Dance
A balloon dance with all the fun
that goes with it, will be given in
the Community theater this evening
under the auspices of the All-Plain-
Vile football team. The dance will
be a novelty in town and a large
crowd is planning TO attend. Ahl-
berg's orchestra will furnish music.
Piainyille Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Usher have |
taken up their residence in their new
home on 5 Canal street.
Dr. and Mrs. l.. II. Frost and fam |
lily have moved from Whiting street |
to an apartment in Neri's block. !
The Busy Bee Sewing circle will |
meet at the home of Mrs. Martin |
Foran this evening.
Thomas Mather of Mountain View
Is in critical condition at the New
Britain General hospital
TO Observe Goth Birthday.
Mrs. Martha Dora Seymour of SIS |
Maple street will observe her Goth
at her home on Thursday.
She was born in Messina, n. Y, on
November Is. 1888. She lived in New
for some years, later NOV
ing to Massachusetts,. She has lived
In Plainville about IL years, being an
occupant of the first house to be
erected in the Mountain View district.
She married James II. Seymour in
Milford. Conn. He died in Plainville
about Is years ago. Following the
Heath of her husband. Mrs. Seymour
made her home with her daughter,
Mrs Charles Bronson of Maple street,
md upon the latter's death, she took
Up her residence with her son,
Charles I
She has three sons. ROLAND y. of .
orlando, Fla, Ralph T.. of Minneap- I
'lis, and John II. of Peoria, Ill. I
md a grand daughter, Mrs. Edna I
'armalee OF Philadelphia. She is in !
rood health and feels quite active for
Ter years. She is well known to all
# the residents of the town. {
Hulten-C Carlson Nuptials.
Miss Astrid Elizabeth Hutton. ,
laughter of Mrs. Augusta Hutton of 3
'edar street and Hurlburt Carlson of
knoxville avenue, son OF Mr.. and
frs. Charles Carlson, will be married
friday evening In the Swedish Beth
ny church, In New Britain. Rev /,
iustaNe r, Phil viii perform the cere-
nony \ reception will be held at the
Ioma Of the bride In Plainville after
he ceremony and tho couple will 20
- n liphfNAiAh'ils I pun lHfiE GtAuFns
hey will reside in Plainyile.
The bride-to-be Is employed in the !
ssembling office OF tho Trumbull !
Electric Mfg. Co. and the groom Is '
n cmployc Of the Standard steel & !
Soaring Co. Both are well known and
popular among the younger set OF t
'lainville. c
Trial Tomorrow Night.
The postponed trial OF Joseph Pog- c
tsch Of New Britain, arrested two i
'eeks ago by the state police on y
Whiting street on a charge OF driving y
motor vehicle while under tho In q
uence Of intoxicating liquor. is Bched- y
led 10 come up In the town police Il
ourt tomorrow evening. The trial 2
as been postponed twice. the first u
mo at the request or Attorney Jo- !"
'ph q. Woods of New Britain and C,
ter because Of the inability or tho
ate police who made the arrest 10 e
e present Justice r.. =. Prior will al
I on the case and Grand Juror VIII is
am !. Foran will prosecute. -,