New Britain herald., 1924-08-26

ametE las inaloTilR 0f ehildFsR et ssheol aks hese in PiainFilif Nfrs laoeiRaled ai lhr iilae Qi lhe shlsil- poS fpideale hsTF sad slils lroapie is anticipated ever lhs ofaeF fAs esiasa hsEr. The Brisiel auihsliilss sra empowered t0 exclude sli fisihr pllie pnPils A ha are n0i NaeelAalna and ihsrr Nill he nQ redress iFaia ihis order ieF children liNlnE hfrf, The Rislal seho0i hoard has ailen in recent months made E clear lhaE ihsy are C0nierFing iaNeF en Piaingills hY all0NlnE ihe pupils ilam hegs 70 ailend lhe ssAeeis lhsna and parents should see that ihe nuRils aFe vaesiRslea and ars Rosr srssed Of ihe required certificate
 nR ihe sifk i1si,
 l0seah Zanuttl 0f East MaiR street Is ahlr ta be nR and aFanH4A after having hean eaRfinei te his home with a hadlY NTenehed hack lie Aas treated for tha injury toy hE George r. cook and Niil hs able to resume Wark,
 Robert Bneil has rfinrRed from lhe Hartford hospital where he uR7 derWHRt treatment for had ease af septis poisoning in his hand His condition is very much improved
 Mrs, Mary Root of sanihinRi0n, formerly Af Plainvilie, has reinrned tA her home after spending several weeks in sl, naNhaal's h0sniiai in New Haven, Her condition is greair ly improved
 Building Home.
 geanassen corporation has made plans t0 break ground today for NnR-family house on Park street, The corporation has entered into ihis side line and will continue hnilding homes and selling them, The cons tract for Inc erection of inc first auilding has heen lei 10 ihe \, Mat son < Cn,. of Snuihingian,
 Receiving Congratulations,
 Mf, and Mrs. Joseph Greene of Kounsy street Forosiyille. nrc Pee eciving cnngratnlations on inc birth Of daughter. Roth mother and daughter arc doing well under The watchful eye of Dr. George r. Cook,
 A one night open air bazaar will be conducted tomorrow night on rcree's lot Rt tho corner of East Main street and Ncnrs Court. under the auspices of Seauasscn lodge. No. "A, l. O. O. F. The affair will be an unusual one in that there will be no games or chance. There will be q grab-bag. eopntry store, home made other good things on sale. The se- quassen lodge orchestra will furnish music throughout the evening. In case Of rain, the affair will be held on the next clear night.
 plain,illc Briefs.
 Miss Mildred Sames of East street is visiting relatives in Burnside. Ct.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. w. Moody left to- day for ten days stay in Westboro, Mass.
 Miss Gertrude McGibbon of Broad street is spending q week at Short Beach.
 Mrs. R. x. Bird. Jr., of Maple street is visiting friends in Chicago, III.
 Charles DiGgle has returned from the flower show held in New York. MT. Diggle entered some of his speci mems of flowers and reports that the blooms there did in no way compare with those grown here. The New York flowers were more of the com- mercial type and did not show the care and science shown at the local show.
 Miss Aline Galpin of the Standard Steel &; Bearing office force is spend- ing her vacation at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Frank Scheible and family of East street have returned from a vaca- tion spent in Wildwood, N. J.
 Clarence Nelson of Norwood. N. J., is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Nelson of East street.
 Mrs. Emma Roberts has returned to her home after a weeks Hines at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leo St. Thomas of New Britain.
 Mrs Fred Littlefield, sister of Mrs. Roberts, has returned 10 her home in Newport, R. l., after attending the funeral of her brother-in-law Clar- ence Roberts.