New Britain herald., 1923-11-21
COUPLE OBSERVE
 5OTH ANNIVERSARY MT. and Mrs. Peter Brock Married
 Hali Century November 26 FAMILY GATHERING SUNDAY
Order Local Man to Stop Making Cider-Education Week in Schools -Going to Southington saturday. TrumbuIl Bowling Notes-Briefs.

| MT. and Mrs. Peter Brock Of South Washington street will be married 50 years Monday, Nov. 26. They will oh- serve the occasion Sunday with a quiet family gathering at their home. 1 They were married in Bristol by the late Rev. Michael R. Rodin of that city and were attended by Mrs. Loren B. Graham of West Main street and town.
 Seven children have been born to the wedlock, six Of whom are living They are Miss Mary Brock, stenogra- pher at the Plainville Electrical Pro- ducts Co.,: Miss Helen Brock, state secretary of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the American Legion; Mrs. Augustus Green of Willimantic; Mrs. Percy Smith of Hartford; Miss Anna Brock, head dietitian at Garce hospital in New Haven, e.s< John Brock. an au- tomobile salesman in New Britain. One other child, Miss Monica Brock, served as a nurse in the United States army in France and upon her return 10 this country after the war, died from the effects of her service in the fighting lines, The local post Of the American Legion is named partly aft CT her. Brock Barnes post.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brock are among the best known residents Of Plainville. They have lived here all Of their married lives and have gained the respect and admiration of those with whom they are acquainted.
 stop Cider Making
 United States prohibition officers ii became known today. paid visit to the home of R. F. Hoadloy on West street within thc past few days and ordered him to stop making elder. AS far as is known, there was no liquor law voalation and no arrest was made. Tho edici, however, was given. if is thought. as a warning against what might al a later date bo termed a Nio- lstion Of the prohibition law. This move. it is understood. is in eonjnnc- | ton with tho statewide movement Of the state police and T.. <. liquor law enforcement officers to stop illegal 1 cider making.
 Education Week in schools
 Today is bsing observed in the | plsinNille Grammar schools as school and teachers day in connection with the observance this week of National Education week. Tomorrow will be illiteracy day. Large numbers or parents and interested people have | heon coming to tho schools each day l to view the work that is being carried | on there and it is the hope Of PHn- eipal orr'in l.. Judd. that tho last three days Of the week will see larg- er numbers visiting tho class rooms. Friday will be Community day.
 Going to southingion
 The local members of the Forty and Eight society Of the American Legion received notices from county head quarters this morning that the prom made Of the society will be held in Saturday |. evening. Al is an initiation Of csndi- dates and it was scheduled 10 he held last Saturday night. postponement until this week was found necessary and a large number Of Plaintille members are planning to attend.
 Temco Bowling Notes
 The weekly session of the Temco bowling league was held last evening ,t the Ideal alleys with the follow Ing individual and team results