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New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
SOUTHINGION NEWS

The annual home service appeal Of the Salvation Army is being conducted
 in Southington by Rev. c. C. 1audon.
 salger. The collection Of funds is
 being made this werk and tho cam
 paign will come to a close Saturday,
 June :. Money should be sent 10
 either Mir, smith or Rev. Mir. Lauden- salger. The Lewis high school baseball team win play the Windsor high school team on the Sand Hill grounds Saturday afternoon.
 The PeNto team will play tho Polish Falcon team Of New Britain et the sass Hill grounds Sunday afternoon.
 An aimittance scr, leo 10 ihc Girls Friendly society of st. Pauls Episco. pal church was held last night. sey. cral nev me mbers were taken into the society.
 Miss Charlotte Zoimct, daughter o' Mir. and Mrs. zcimei. and Frank lIaUpt. son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Haupt ef Berlin street, we're married at St. Thomas church yesterday morning. Eet. Robert Christopher performed the ceremony. Miss Anna zeimei. sister or the bride. was bridesmaid. and William Hsupt, 2 brother Of inc groom vas best man. Following the ceremony wedding breakfast vas served at the home of Inc brides parents. After trip to Maine Mr. and Mrs. ilaupt will make their homo on Berlin avenue.
 On Friday nlsht inc Union Grange of this flown Hill obscrte rhildrcn's Night. The meeting RiDl he hold in UXley assembly han and m aprro- priate program has boen arranged by tho committee in charge
 Thursday night tho lcral graueer= will ,isit Mad River grange st which lime neishbor's night will be cb- scr, cd.
 wonN Tttbe L 70. T.. v. ei'I mort in ts hall this evening
 Abra ham I;rlman. student at icorEetonn Law scheoi. has rcturrri o his hou1" in ihis town where hc sill spend the summer rrcrsz.
 Mir. and Mrs. Waiter C. Owsn ar,. 'cceitinG congratulations CD inc 3iFth or i'aIiy son born May 2s.
 There are about i60G. nan square niles of lake and river surTace on he entire globe.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
HEALING CREAM IS QUICK RELIEF
 FOR HEAD COLDS

COlds an eatarrh yield like magic 10 soothing. healing ahtisepiic cream that peHetrates through every air pas sage snd relieves swollen. unframed membranes of nose and throat Tour riOgge5 nostriIs open right up and y0u can breathe freely. Hawking and snBfIing stop. Don't stay stuffed up and miserable.
 Get a small bottle of Efyfs Cream Balm from your druEEist Auplv iittis in ire nostrils and ret frztanf rslisz Hiilions sadeTz et1fs r-msIy kzoTn for mere than ff-y year.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
OGTkkU NGWN -s-. ASSUME CONTROL 0F CARED BRICK CO
  Hillane and Pagan Of MiddletoWn Take "''er Plant
  JNG0Rp0RATE E0R Hi00 000
INCORPORATE FOR Si0o,OOO
Funeral nf Timothy ioot--Scck Old Rcriip UotcI as Lunch Room and Filling Station-.tttcn,ling Bankers Con, n,cniion---,ttllrr Items of Interest

John CGrbo has been elected prcsi- dent Of the Carbo Brick company un- der the reorganization of tho company which has taken place. ]. II. Pagan of Middlctown has been elected sccre- tsry and Neal A. Millane, treasurer The company has been incorporated for siop,o6o.
 Mr. Millane is president of the Mil- lane tree company and he and Mir. Pagan have assumed control Of the kensington brick firm. The capital has been fully paid in, the issue being 500 shares of common and 500 shares of preferred stock at par value Of s1on.
 II it estimated that about so.o0U bricks will be produced daily from noW on and working force Of so men pill he employed. The company awarded contract 10 Dennis OBricn and Sons Of Middlctonn for the build ing Of boiler house and an S5 foot chimney.
 Timothy C. Iioot
 The funeral Of Timothy Chamber lain Root. who died Tuesday night in East Berlin. will be held tomorrow. Rev. <. c. Fuller Of the East Berlin Methodist church officiating. IL has not been decided whether or not the body will be sent to stonington. Conn. for bural. so the hour for the service has not been set.
 Mir. Root was one of the few men v ho were actively engaged in Inc West India trade before the Civil War and he made many trips 10 those islands in the old sailing vessels. He served during Inc entire civil conflict from 1881 to 1865 and was tn tho desperate engagement at Fredericksburg. He vas ca ap,ured at Wilcox's Bridge. North Carolina, and held in Con- fedcrate prison for time, being dis charged from The parole camp at An- napolis. Maryland. at inc close Of inc var.
 Mir. Roots father. Amos Root. vas an old resident Of Eerlin. having been 3 resident Of Christian Lane for many sesrs. Il
 Prospect of Hotel Several parties have been looking oser the old Berlin hotel building. k hich has been vacant since the post
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Rev. ,ir. Davis spcaLs.
Is Attending Convention

Francis Dcming. treasurer Of the Berlin Savings bank. is in New York attending the annual convention or the National Association Of Mutual Savings banks. which begins today and continues through Saturday at the Hotel Commodore. Mir. Dcming. 3 confirmed radio fan. expects to pay a tisit to Station wEAF. the American Telegraph and Telephone company. while in the big city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Presents Budget
Consul Arranges Inneral

Through arrangements by the ital. lan consul al New Haven. the funeral Of Cosmo Lisia. city empioye, will be held al o'clock on Friday morn. ing. when A solemn high mass of re- qpiem Will be celebrated at st An- thony's church by the Rev Louis Heccaris. The burial will take place in s' Thomas cemetery. The nearest relatives of the dead man live fn Italy He had been employed for more than 10 years in the public works department
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

The Levi. high school baseball team win play the Windsor high school team on the Sand Hiil grounds Saturday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

Tho reNto team will play the Polish Falcon team Of New Britain st the Sass Hill grounds Sunday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
I,ast Berlin Items

The regular rnid-uetk service wiTl be held at the Methodist church this eFening at the usual hour.
 The regular meeting of inc Modern HoOdmen will Ie held at the Athletic building this cteninE.
 { large croFd attended fine whist secisI heId ir fhs Sacred Hesrf church psrlc-s Tuc=sisr eyerfux and. an e-- 5ogabls tims sas had The foIIo7-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

An aimittance scr, leo 10 the Girls Friendly society Of st. pauls Episco. pal church was held last night sey- cral new members were taken into the society.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Ihil,Ircn.s Da, sunday

Children's bay wiil bs obsor, ed in the riain,ille Congregational church next Sunday morning. Infant baptism will bo administered and parents are requested to notify Inc pastor. Ret. { harics $. Wyckof not later than Sat nj
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

There are about .0n0. .nea square miles of lake and river surTace on the entire globe.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Vacation in Washington

Miss Margaret Flynn of the Ken sinzton post office left last night on her annual vacation. She eKepocts To spend q week in Washington. b. C.. and then go 10 Syracuse. \. r.. for the remaining days of her leave.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

A1dHser rf -~-tter trzs7 fre-u t... itr to .-H Briizia and Hartsord
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

Fred and B0visa BrOfheTtOn have sold their farm in West Cromwell 10 Charles and Henrietta Boycc of FlainviIle through the Clshman Farm agency. The farm consists of 70 seres of land.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
To Present Play

The T'oauonock Girls \. '. will pre- sent the play "1'he Three Pigs" un- der thn auspices of the Girl Reserves of PlaintiIe in tho Congre gational church. Friday evening at sis o'clock. The play has btcn presented by ihe youthful actors at various tint - cently and has always ntirac' ( nu- nerous comments on it's succe's. The proceeds will bc used to further the work Of the Girl Isesertes which is carried on ny the r. W. C. \. and is similar 10 the work being carried on amonr the boys by the Hartford coun- ty '. N. =. |.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Recci, ing Congratulations

Announce is made Of the com. inrl marriage Of Miss Bcryi Turner Of fsast Main street 10 Henry g. Banneil V hich nill take place on Wednesday June II. Miss Turner is one or PIain,ille's most popular young wom- Tn and has hot Of friends in Nc" Britain where she Vas employed until
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

Miss Helen Zebruski of pi,initv s'rcet and George Hyland were mar. red yesterday morning at st Jos- cphs church hy the Rev. e. T. Mag nell Following wedding trip they will live at SC Hose street
 Department Commander fotiinrs of Waterbury. will .bc the guest Of Har- old r. Emmett Post. Y. r. W. at the meeting tonight in Legion hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

The regular meeting of Plainvile Hose Co. No. 1 will be hold in the fremen's rooms on Pierce street to- morrow evening. Plans will be laid for the attendance Of the local cont pany at the summer field days and important business will be trans acted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
ENG AGEM EN TS

and Mrs. George Hoke Rowan of Jackson ve Aa the engagement of their daughter Anne Forney Mr. Thomas Weller Smith of Birmingham the wed- | ding 10 be announced later. VI
 and Mrs Allan M Holt announce the engage of their daughter Alabama to MT Frank Rowland
 the wedding to solemnized Thursday evening October 3O 730 o'clock the home of the brides parents at Airing ton Place and Mrs w. H. Bbb of Montgomery
 the engagement of their daughter Winnie Peyte to Mir Kan- l. doph Evans of Tampa Fla. formerly of Birmingham Medication -Hurnet-Dr and Mrs McClendon ot Good water Aa the of their daughter ah erne to Mir Joseph Burnett the wedding to be solemnized | in early November No cards.
 Barnard Fleming and Mrs H. M Barnard of Guntersvie the engagement 9 their daughter Ruby to Mr. John Fleming of Boaz A the wedding to take place De cember 3.
 William Charles Rolstoq of Macon of her daughter Martha John ston to MT Daniel James Henderson, formerly of Birmingham the wedding Q take place in November.
 inc engagement of their daughter, Katherine Merle to MT Marion Clifton Cobb of York Aa the wedding to take place 9th the home of the brides sister, Mrs Maysn Cray Elsberry-Mrs James Welford Gray of Mobile Aa am nounce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor to Mr. Will liam Edward Elssberry. J of Montgomery the wedding 10 take place in February.
 Mary J. Hutchings of Selma announces the of her daughter Mary Ellen to Mir Masnus Westbrook Mayfe the wedding take place November tZ Stobcrg- and Mrs. John Frances Les ot tuscaloosa the of their daughter Mae to MT ons Stoberg the wedding to take place on November }. and Mrs Robert Cochran Gordon of Mobile the engagement of their daughter Mamie to Mr. Robert Ewing Peake of Louisville. Ky - Kennedy Floc-M and Mrs James M Kennedy or noDie an nounce the engagement of their daughter lula Lucille to MT
 lens Baggeen Flock of Mobile the yelling to take place November.
 SwiMr. and Mrs c. w. Wiser announce the o the;r daughter Edna Marie, Mr. Vance Swift the date of the wedding to be announced later and Mrs. E L. Mason announce the en gagemen daughter Mary Virginia to Mr. Lloyd Sim mons of Frankinton, La
 ment of their daughter Geraldine to Mr. Albert Edward Stacey the wedding take place early in November
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
Allied Arts Club ToHave Exhibt
 Of Prints

The Allied Arts club will have an exhibition of wOod-block prints at its meeting Monday night in the adminis- tration building of the board of educa- tion. 2O3O Park avenue, and George C. Oakley will give m informal talk on the making of fine prints, mezzotints, aqua tints and etchings. Mir. Oakley rep resents the Brown-Robertson company of New York, publishers of the course in Art Application, recently adopted by the state of Alabama, and an interest ing talk may be expected from him, as he is an artist who has received nation al recognition, some of his etchings be- ing in the New York public library, and some have been purchased by the Library Congress, Washington, ID. C.
 The prints shown will include original wood-blocks, by Charles W. Bartlett of India, China, Japan and the South Seas, and also the blocks by W. J. Phillips, a Canadian wooden graver, who has come into greater prominence quite recently with unpre- cedentcd honors and success. His sub ject, Norman Bay" No. 2. won first prize at the International Print Exhi- bition, Los Angeles, this year. Owing to his excellent technique and charming coloring, the Public School Arts society of Chicago, recently bought four of his latest impressions for use in its travel ing exhibition around the city schools. Hall Thorpe, English designer and wood engraver, will also be represented by his color block prints, examples of which are being acquired by musemus and priv- atC collectors,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
WALTHOUR-PERRY
 WEDDING LOVELY
Continued from Page One)

has made his home in Birmingham, where he is instructor and inspector in the infantry of the United States army.
 Among the out of town guests were Mrs. A. M. Tartt of Livingston, grand mother of the bride; Mrs. H. L. Mellen aunt of the bride, also of Livingston Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bell of Anniston uunt and uncle of the bride; Mrs. John Howze of Marion, aunt of the bride MT. Albert Perry of West Virginia, uncle of the bride; Mir. Russell +. Walthour, ST., of Louisville, father of the groom; Mrs. William Clements of Montgomery, aunt of the groom; Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Clements of Montgomery. Mir. and Mrs. McFarden of Florida, MT: Jack Peebles of Montgomery.
 After a wedding trip Captain and Mrs. Walthour will be at home at the Highland Plaza.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
DOBBS-FARRELL
 WEDDING SOLEMNIZED

Before a group of friends, relatives and out of town guests Miss Mary Annie Farrell became the bride of MT. Robert R. Dobbs at the home of the brides par ents. MT. and Mrs. T. F. Farrell, Satur- day evening at G o'clock.
 The ceremony was solemnized by Rev. c. Dobbs, father of the groom, of War rior. Ala, and Rev. s. T. Slayton, cousin of the bride and pastor of the West End Methodist church.
 The home was decorated in southern smilax and baskets filled with ferns sud cut flowers. The nuptial music was played by Mrs. Beatrice Tate Wright. The bride ntered with her sister, Miss Ethel Farrell. She was at- tired in a smart three-piece blue travel ing suit with trimmings of gray fox. Her hat was pouare blue with silver trimmings and veil to match. Brides roses and valley lilies formed the bridal bouquet.
 Miss Ethel Farrell worse a dress of poudre blue chiffon velvet with trim mings of white fox and silver ribbons and carried sunset dahlias tied with silver ribbons. Mir. Wheeler Dobbs of Warrior served his brother as best man.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Farrell entertain ed with an informal reception following the ceremony. Miss Elizabeth Farrell, sister of the bride and Miss Ruth Gray served punch assisted by Miss Florine Jordan, Miss Martha Crumly and Miss Catherine Blackwell.
 Mrs. W. c. Farrell and Miss Selina Hamilton assisted in receiving.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs left during the evening for Chattanooga and other points of interest and upon their return will be at home on Vine street.
 The bride is a graduate of Phillips High school and talented musician and MT. Dobbs is a successful young busi- ness man of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MISS PRICE TO \ ENTERTAIN AT DANCE

Miss Margaret Price of Nashville, who spends much of her time in Bir- mingham visiting relatives will be host ess Tuesday evening, November 4, en- tertaining with a dinner party at the Country club honoring Miss Margaret Builder and Mir. Thomas Benners, Jr., having only the members of the Ben- ners-B Builder wedding party as her guests.
 Following the dinner brilliant dance will be held to which members of the social set will be invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MISS SMITH TO ENTERTAIN AT BREAKFAST

Miss Rose Smith will be charming hostess of the day when she is entertain ing with a breakfast party at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ross Smith. at Roebuck Springs, honoring Miss Virginia Jemison and MT. Robert Goodall, who will be married Tuesday evening.
 Autumn leaves and fall flowers were used artistically through the home and the guests will include the members of the wedding party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MIR. AND MRS. WOODWARD HOSTS OF DAY

MT. and Mrs. A. H. Woodward and Miss Eugenia Woodward will be hosts this evening, entertaining with dinner party at their home, complimenting Miss Virginia Jemison and Mrs. Robert Goodall, whose marriage will be social event of Tuesday evening.
 Pink roses will center the table and place cards will hold the names of the members of the wedding party.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MIR. AND MRS. SHOOK TO
 HnNOR BRIDAL PARITY :.

MT. and Mrs. Warner Shook will be hostess Saturday evening, November l. when they are entertaining with a din- ner party at the Country club, having as their honoree Miss Margaret Builder and MT. Thomas Benners, Jr., whose wedding will take place November U.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
BENNERS-BUILDER REHEARSAL PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Benners will hon or their son, MT. Thomas Hatch Ben ners, IT,, and his fiancee, Miss Margaret Builder, Wednesday evening, November 5, following the rehearsal of their we'd ding plans. The affair will be in the form of q buffet supper to be given at the beautiful Benners home on the crest of Red mountain,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MISS KATHERINE REDO TO GIVE LUNCHEON

A luncheon. will be the form of enter tfainment with which Miss Katherine Redd will honor Miss Margaret Builder, whose wedding to Mir. Thomas Hatch Benners, IT,, will be a nevent of No vember 6. Miss Redd has chosen Fri day, October 31, as the day of the luncheon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
EDGEGOOD WOMAN'S
 AUXILIARY TO GIVE TEA

been sent out with the following mes sage: "The Woman's auxiliary of the EdgewoOd Community church invite you to be present at a tea at the home oi Mrs. Harry c. White Wednesday, Oc tober 29, 8 to o'clock, Hawthorne road and Grave place"
 This tea is to be given complimentary to the new corners in the EdgewOod community.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
TEA TO BE GIVEN
 IGNORING MISS FARLEY

Miss Louise Farley has extended in vitations to a tea on Saturday ajter' noon, November 1, complimeting hel sister, Miss Evelyn Farley, who will be married to MT. Joseph Kendrick or November 5,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
RROOMsMEN TO HONOR MISS RIJILDER AND MIR. BENNERS

The groomsmen of the Benners- Builder wedding party will entertain Monday evening, November 5, with a dinner party at the Country club com, plimenting Miss Margaret Builder and MT. Thomas Benners, Jr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MRS. BASHINSKY TO
 HONOR HOUSE GUEST

Mrs. Leo Bashinsky is entertaining with bridge party Tuesday afternoon ot 2 .3O o'clock at the Country club, honoring her house guest, Miss Jane Kelley, of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS WITH MRS. STANFIELD

Section "C' of the W0man's Bible class of the First Methodist church had it's regular business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. J. H. Stanfield October 1. There were twenty-six ladies present. After the business ses- sion an ice course was served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
KANARY KHORUS KLUB HAS FIRST MEETING

The Kanary Khorus Klub held its first meeting of the winter Friday eve nins. After the concert hour other amusements were enjoyed and refresh ments served.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MRS. NICHOLS TO
 HONOR BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. J. R. Nichols will be hostess Thursday, October 30, entertaining with bridge luncheon, complimenting. Miss Margaret Builder, a charming bride elect of November.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
MRS. RICE TO HONOR MISS RIrH. DER

entertaining for Miss Margaret Builder, bride to be of November, giving a luncheon on Wednesday, October 20, at the Country club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
LYRIC PARTY FOR RRTDE.EI,ECT

Mrs. Henry Weatherly will be among those honoring Miss Evelyn Farley, a bride-elect of November, when she will entertain with a Lyric party on Octo- Der 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26

MISS JONES TO ,.sz ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON
 Miss Josephine Jones will entertain Monday, November 8, with a luncheon at the Country club, honoring Miss MaE. garet Builder, charming bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
PART1Es FoR MISS ATNEILL

Miss Ruth McNeilll whose Weuoin6 to MT. A. D. Harris will be an inter- esting event of. November 10, will .bei the inspiration for number of the most delightful social affairs prior tcI her marriage. The first of these wag given yesterday when Misses Nena and Marlin Harris entertained q group ot friends at a luncheon at the Tutwiler. :.
 Wednesday Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Morris Baum will be joint host esses at Lyric party to be given in her honor.
 Thursday Mrs. W. J. Lassiter will be hostess to her bridge club and a mum Der of additional guests as courtesy to Miss McNeih.
 Friday Mrs. Minnie McNeill Barx and Mrs. James Lloyd will entertain jointly at q tea from thrce-thirtJ o'clock until five o'clock.
 Misses Mary Giles and Edna Pickett will extend q courtesy Saturday when they will entertain at luncheon at the home of Mrs. Duncan. In the after. noon Miss Madclyn Thomas will be A hostess entertaining with Lyric par ty.
 These are only few of the lovely af- fairs planned for this popular bride" elect as a number of others arc to bo announced next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
Benners : Builde Wedding IoBe N otable Event

l Fashionable society has been intei
 ested in the numerous pre-nuptial ai
 fairs and coming weddings of brides-td
 be of the fall season, who have held th
 center of the social stage for the paa
 several weeks. Three lovely girls, Mis-
 Ann Tartt Perry, Miss Virginia Jemi
 son and Miss Margaret Builder havl
 shared attention as their wcddfnl
 come only few days apart. The frs | of these occurred Inst evening whe3
 Miss Perry became Mrs. Russell Walt
 hour, Jr., the ceremony taking placc al
 the Highlands Methodist church. The next of these fashionable event.
 will be that of Miss Jemison and MH Robert Goodall, which will take plao
 Tuesday evening at the Church of thu | Advent.
 Miss Builders marriage to Mir. Thoma( Hatch Benners, Jr., will be q social event of Thursday, November 6, takl ing place at the First Presbyterian ] church at 8 o'clock in the evening, witlt Dr. Henry NJ. Edmonds officiating.
 Miss Margaret Price of Nashvills who is well-knewn in Birminghams where she has frequently visited as thS guest of Miss Builder and the Shooksl will be the maid of honor. The attractive group of bridesmaidi will be Miss Lolita Cruser of Norfolk Va, Miss Josephine Jones, Miss viPI ginia Raul, Miss Virginia Foster, Mis-
 Katherine Redd and Miss Florenct Jordan.
 Mir. Benners has asked Mir. Robert | wilkerson to serve as best man, and l the following will compose the groomg
 men and ushers, Mir. Preston Haskell MT. John Haskell, Mir. James MiesneA Mir. Rowan Oden, Mfr. William Mo
 Wane, MT. Pratt Thomas, Mir. Waltes Agee, Mr. Weller Smith, MT. W. h Smith and Mir. James Nelson. Mir. John Lindsay Builder will givs his sister in marriage and following the ceremony Mrs. John Builder. motheT of the bride, will entertain with an il,i formal reception at her home on Gnu road for members of the wedding party and a few close friends.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-10
Wilson in Critical Condition

Bristol. March ln.~--.Tpff Wilson. es, who was taken to St Francis hos ritaI in IIartfofd last midnight suffer ing from poison symptoms, was in q critical condition this noon, according to report from tho bedside.