New Britain herald., 1924-07-18
.I. F. Cin,ni i.Lnin


 M, E, church and sunday school will be held tomorrow al Lake compounee Thoss going will leave from ln front of ihs church hy automobile buses ai | 70 o'clock in Inc morning and will return at an early hour in the sNe- ming, The church bell will be rung at o'clock in lhe morning and if inc weather causes the picnic ta he post poned, details will be published al a laieF date
 safe Deposit Mnsling
 The officers and employees 0f the rlainlille Trust Co, were in attend anes at the Connecticut Safe De- pesit association held at the shuttle Meadow club, New Britain yesterday, Many interesting matters were dis enssed al the meeting and q great deal of useful information was dissem- mated 10 those who attended,
 Receiving Congratulations
 Mir, and Mrs, Edward Goeh Of Maple street are receiving eansratula- tions on the arrival of daughter al their home yesterday, Mir. doeb is the kell known baseball player, and is one Of the stars on the nesse- Leland nine. New Britain's entry in the Com neetieut state league.
 ,ioore-Popp Wedding
 Robert Moore, one Of the popular members of the Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc. office force. left yes- terday for Philadelphia, Pa. where he will wed Miss Ruth Helen Popp of that city tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock, Mr. Moore received the con- gratmations and good wishes of his many friends upon his departure.
 Public Nurse Arrives
 Mrs Josephine Robertson of East Haven. the nurse who Is 10 substi- tute for Miss Elizabeth Helneman, Plainyille's visiting nurse. arrived in Plainyille yesterday and is being in- troduced about the town by Miss Heineman today. Miss Heineman will leave Sunday on her annual vacation and the Plainville Public Health association secured the serv- ices of Mrs. Robertson while the reg ular nurse is away. Mrs. Robertson | Is graduate of the Bridgeport hos pital and has had much experience | In public health service. having been employed fin that capacity both in New Haven and East Haven.
 Odd eEIlows' Install
 The recently elected officers of se- Iuassen lodge, I. o. o. r., were in- stalled In the lodge rooms on West Main Gtreet last evening. One of the argest gatherings of members to at end session in some time, was pres mt including many visitors from learby lodges. The work was in harge of District Deputy A. J. Barn. ield and his staff from Bristol. A ocial hour followed and light re- <; reshments were served. |;
 On the Sick List Mrs. Harry Grayson of Pennington $ venue Is confined to her home with severe attack of tonslitis.
 Russell Wininger, member of the | rm of Cunningham x Winninger, is l eriousy i'll at his home in the Neri ( lock. f The condition of Dominic Ap- h who has been seriously i'll Il ms home on New Britain avenue, [ smains about the same. f
 Plainville Briefs
 Mrs. Levi H. Newell of 46 Maple treet is entertaining her sister, Mrs. t !. A. Ward of Los Angeles, California. ' Mrs. William Cunningham and son f Park street is visiting relatives and a tends in Unonville for few days o Dr. George F. Cook of St. Francis J ospital, will open an office in Neri's V ock on July 22.--advt. el Cut Gladioli blooms for sale. Geo. g Mastin. 56 E. Main St., Plainvile, bl ,nn.-advt. ta MT. Fred Tolli is opening meat cl arket and grocery store at 135 West W ain St., Saturday, July 19th.-Adv. et