New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
 TIRED OF TRAVEL BOYS RETURN HOME. PlainYille YoaDsster Bound for PhiIa. Took Trip to Hartford FORMER RESIDENT VISITING
Shower On Anna Burgess - Mary Callen Slightly Improved - Att tending Exposition - Public Auc- ton TonIorrow--Briefs.

ton Tomorrow--Briefs.
 Frank Gambrallo, age IA years, of Whiting street and Peter Picalli of South Washington street, report ed to the police by their parents as missing, returned home yesterday, none the worse for their two days absence. They stated that they were out seeking work to aid the family exchequer and had gone from Plainville to East Granby where they had secured jobs. They re- signed their positions there and ar rived in Hartford yesterday, but the world then held out dreary future to them and the gamors of Phila- delphia, whither they were originally bound had faded away, so they made Jacks for home.
 Giambraiio's father stated that his son had told him that they had stayed in a house in Hartford but he could not tell the names of the people residing there. Strangers with whom they came in contact advised them to return home and this is what prompted them to do so Their parents became alarmed when they failedsto show up at the supper table Wednesday night and asked the local police to institute search for them.
 Former Resident Visiting Here George F.. Graham of Jackson Vile, Florida, is the guest of his brother, Loren D. Graham of West Main street. He left Plainville about 40 years ago and has lived in the south ever since. He visited Plan- vile about F years ago and this is his first visit north since that time. lie will make an extended stay here looking up old acquaintances.
 Anna Burgess Showered
 Miss Anna Burgess of Maple street was pleasantly surprised last evening at the home of Miss Alice Quinlan of West Center street, southington, when a miscellaneous shower attended by about 30 of, her friends was given in her honor! She received large number of gifts and during the evening, music and games constituted the program.
 Miss Burgess will become the bride of Florimond LaFleur of Southington at the church of Our Lady of Mercy on October 8.
 Slightly Improved
 The condition of Miss Mary Cal len Of Broad street is reported to he slightly improved this morning. She has been i'll at her home and because of this. she is reported to have re- signed her position as principal of the East Bristol school. Her friends hope for quick recovery.
 Attend Exposition
 Many Plainville people have visit ed the Eastern States exposition at Springfield during the past week and many more will visit it before the closing date. They all state that the exposition is one fthe best ever seen and remarked on the good showing of the cattle, among which are the prize winners from the, Pinnaclerox farm, owned and op- erated by Henry TrumbuIl.
 Bremen Meeting
 The members of Plainville Hose Co. No. l, at special meeting held last evening in the firemen's rooms on Pierce street, voted to attend in a body the field day and muster at Fiskeville, R. l., suburb of Provi- dence, on September 27. The invi- tation was read at the meeting and showed that it was extended because of the fact that the local men won the championship of Connecticut in the hose racing contest at Savin Rock. It was also voted 10 enter several of the events scheduled there.
 Return From Convention
 William J. Foran and A. H. Dres- ser, delegates from Plainville to the democratic convention in Hartford, returned to their homes. Both eX- press themselves as pleased with the selection of candidates for the state ticket and report more enthusiasm this year than ever before. Both had praise for the keynote speech of Congressman O'Sulivan of Derby.
 Football Notes
 Although little interest has been shown in PIainvile in organizing a