New Britain herald., 1924-01-09


 Guardsmen. As thc result of his fighting in that section and his work later in tho World War, Ulic has been cited several times and carries medals for distinctive acts Of courage
 Observe Wedding Anniversary
 Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. James T. Mathrr of RroadNicw street were pleasantly surprised last night on the occasion Of their 20th wedding anniversary by Il party oi twenty four friends. Dancing and music comprised delighttul program, af- ter which luncheon was served.
 Mir. anG Mrs. Mathcr were married oH January S, laoi tn New Haven, thu bridc being the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Priest of thai city.
 roincidcni with the goth wedding anniversary of the happy couple. was MT. Mnthor's observance of lis iWcn- iicth year of law practice. He was graduated rom tho NHir law school and for q time worked in th, office ot Judge E. II. Bcl Of kochNt'le, later entering the onicc oi Judec L.. r. Waldo Marvin or Hartford IL" camf to this city short time after lcs'- ing the ohicc of Iuirr Marvin and had been cneaE"d in practice here since that timc.
 Mir. Mathrr is oro of tho oldest men ir th., point ol service as .a prosccu- ting attorney in tho stat. having scrv- cd in that capacity ia tiis city for the last lI years.
 Bristol Club Mins
 The Bristol club led the New bo- pa arturc club by nosv last night tn he pool, whist and scthack cncoun- ter between tho two organizations at Inc rrdrr Inn. Thr Bristoi club won ont at u hist and setback but ih' ' r1n. artists of tho ball hearinG plauf proved their supp riority hy com rurtanl,. margin. Tn, tournament was followed hy luuchcou Df tho N'w I5, parturit.s to their guests.
 Mi.. Matlier sings
 Miss Hazel uathcr. daughter Of .,.os.r,1tine Attorney and Mrs. James r. Maiher scored a distinctive sue .ess last night ai tho meeting "' The Federal HfI Tar,rt-T"achrrs associ- ,fiou in her rendition o' difficult '"- .aI selections. Sht responded 10 s's- rat .rcar,s and vas invited to ap- ,rar aaafr at fm gatherings oi C" .ssociatinu as u'r work hcipd nai"r- .. tft. in ffr. nr.s. nfafiou of the enter aiumeut proErt m.
 Ijcltiup Trouble Ia Iof1'Sts He
 The trouble in tne lighting plant "' he Bristol and plainviilc Electric company iast night has heen traced '" rs I-orcsttiJl. itnos which haf" bo'n hort cirruit"d X re~furrh group 0I .irs men car.fHaly examining th" wires If That section 10 r..mose th' sfat "' bc trouble.
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