New Britain herald., 1924-08-25

and eaagn nssianai eeRgsRiienk The iRlsgfss in heih Rsriss iR ahe soms ing rieeiion Rss hesA sransa3 sir ihoagh ihFFr e iliils AnaFiRs en ihs iaaai situation,
 In fsiaiRaillr hTsReh af Inc ceoi- idgt rluh has hfaR sleaailg grening sad sl RrtSeRi ever gee mFmi'eTs hssf sigRad pisdEs 70 vets for raaliaga isr presidsal saAsFlfs ti, Newton, shsiFtnan ei ths ErPuhlirah iaNn eammiiire Is arHsnElnE a schedule Nf nesiings far ihs elah Co be held iR iaF ReaF future sRa he RromiSrs an sriiFf esmPlAsn in ne interests Nf ihF Raii0nsi ticket Roihi' mated hY ias rrpahllesns,
 The democrats are aRpaEtniii As Ing iR ssii for further developments before any announcements of ihflT future Ralisies are made, The democratic taNR committee is nlsnr niag for the iaAn eaaeis and prem isfs ie nnt into ihe hela a iaNh ticket which Nill hs stronger lhan in many recent years Several men ahant taNn have hefn spaken af as passihls candidates fer iae hemas cratic nominations on ihe iaNn ticket hui as vel they are keeping mum an the AuesiiaH, PlainEille is normally agerw helmingly republican hui inc entrance iRia the national field Of lie third party and ihn nosr shiiliY af there heinz snlii la inc c, q, r, ranks iR ihe state election |. being counted 0n hH The dfMa' erats ia sNing large number nf votes iA The leHeFsoRian party lhls year,
 Roth inc republican and iem0r cratic leaders in rlainyills are bend ins every effort ta gfi aui every available vote al inc polls and plans gre being worked out al ihe present lime whereby this may he aeenmr plishei, and both parties are nreH dieting the heaviest vote in years,
 Flower shaw Report.
 Mrs, Frank T. Wheeler announced today that the net proceeds of ihe flower show given for inc benefit Of the IlainvillA Public Library Fund, were fGii.Gi. showing that the af- fair was in every way an immense success Too much credit cannot be given the members of the womnn's club for the manner m which they have backed up inc. fund for s library building and ihe fact that tho townspe0plc, especially inc flower growers and the businessmen. co-operaied In such a splendid manner, domon- stratcs how something can he &C., complished when the people of plainville start out 10 dn II. Plain. vile, through the efforts nf inc Woman's club, will surely have a library building Of the finest sort within few short years.
 To Visit Birthplace.
 Merritt O. Ryder will leave to- for a visit to the place of | his birth. Windham, New York. in the Catskil mountains. Hr will | be accompanied there by his daugh- ter. Miss Often Ryder, and his two sisters. the Misses Addie and Eltie Ryder Of Plainvile. This will be the first visit to his boyhood home that Mir. Ryder has made since 1884. He will spend about four lays renewing acauaintances there.
 Alumni Reunion.
 The annual reunion Of the alumni ,f the Plainville grammar schools ield at Shaker Farms. Shaker Sta- ion, Saturday, was one of the most uccessful gatherings Of the sort yer held. About 100 of the mem ,ers Of the alumni were present Imong them being people from many states. Mrs. H. A. Castle Of 'lainville was elected president of he alumni association and Mrs. files Smith, Mrs. Pearl smith, Mrs. roy, Frank Kramer and James E. 'sher were named vice presidents. nd Mrs. Gates of Springfield, was Iected secretary. The place and me Of the reunion next year were sft to committee of the officers.
 Local Man Sued :. Joseph Xinda of New Britain, trough his next friend, Joseph Sul- :, van, has brought suit against Fred ' eauieu for damages an bunting 10 Y. 100. The writ was issued by Attor- |, ey Joseph Woods of New Britain ' nd is returnable in the city court |.
 New Britain on the fourth Mon ay of August
 Town Meeting scheduled A special town meeting will he :, sllcd within the next week or two
 take up tho matter of abatemcnts V taxes to eX-serN icemcn in Plain lie. The date of the meeting has 1t yet been decided. but will be an- ounced within the next day or two m T his matter is one that has been ' ought to head through the ef- . rts Of J. J. kimmel member of ' e board of assessors and will be 'Cided dcfnii ely at the town meet . 2. There are large number of :, -serNiCemen in the town who are titled to abatomcnts of taxes un- " 1T the state law and many of these ,ve already paid taxes against em and some have raid twice.
 Birth Of a son ', X son has been born to Mir. and U rs. William F. Dennis of Lincoln '" eet. "
 Plain,ilI Briefs
 Russ Winingcr has returned 10 his ,me in the Ner Block from St. rancis' hospital where he under , ent treatment
 Al Smith and fami, Of Funnel ~ enue, have returned after weeks ay in Philadelphia. Ia. I,, Miss Bernice Mitchell Of East T, rect has returned from a weeks cation spent al HammonasEett 'ach E, Howard Thomas Of Augusta Me. F, e rcflirpGI home a ftpr