New Britain herald., 1924-08-12
PLainmM News
FLOWER SHOW FOR
 LIBRARY ID START
Grange Hall Being Prepared for
 Opening Of Big Event
SENTENCED TO COUNTY JAIL

WAYNE aAtsAD sS SsSfAA shhA
 Planning For school Alumni Reunion
 -oathoiie Church Notes - Farmer.
 Pleased With Ram rall-rlaln,iils
 Briefs.
 The committee of the Woman $ club which is arranging for the flower
 show which will he held in Grange
 hall on Pierce street tomorrow and Thursday, began decorating the place
 this morning and expects 10 have everything In readiness by this after
 noon. The flower growers Of Plain
 vile, among whom are numbered some of the best in New England. have promised thousands of blooms for the exhibit and most Of these will be prettily decorated for the affair in various shades of crepe paper and Nstrcamers and long rows Of tables have been set in place 10 hold the ,aaes and baskets of flowers. All blooms should be in the hall tomor- row morning not later than 10 o'clock So that a suitable place will be set apart for the owners.
 Some of the choicest blooms of the season have opened within the last day or two and these will be cut by the cultiyators regardless of the ef- fects on the gardens so that the flower show will be financial success. The affair has met with the finest backing of any municipal project ever launched in the town and because Of the fact that it will help the efforts of the Woman's club in their desire to see a public library building erect ed, all residents, especially the mer- chants and businessmen, have CO., operated to the fullest extent.
 A large number of the growers in Plainville will have their choicest and rarest specimens on exhibition during the show and these will all be worth seeing The gardens in Plainville. be- cause of the numerous prizes brought to them by exhibitions in various shows throughout the New England states. have been the mecca of lovers of rare blooms and although thous- ands visit them each season, the flower show tomorrow and Thursday will give an excellent opportunity to 8 to view the blooms without the necessity of travelling from one garden to another.
 The show will open at o'clock and will be continued each afternoon arl evening until o'clock at night. Mem bers Of the .Woman's club committee will be on hand to show the rare specimens of gladioli and other flow ers. and to conduct visitors through the hall.
 Septcnced to Jail
 John Murray, Alias Langley, was to 30 days in jail yesterday ! Ii the local police court by Justice | Merritt 0. Ryder for the theft of an automobile tire from the B. (. l.. Serv. ce Station. He was released fror he Hartford county jail yesterday nd was turned over to Deputy Sher- if E. w. Furrey who brought him .ere for trial.
 Some time ago. Murray called at he B. tS l.. Service Station on West fain street and negotiated for the urchase of tire. He made ar agreements to pay for 1t at later ate, but he failed to settle the &C., ount and nothing more was heard of i'm. Later on, James Boswell, talk ,g cognizance of the fact that man ad been sentenced to jail in the CIV Britain police court for the , me offense. started an investigation . ito the matter and found that the , CIV Britain culprit was the man who ad practiced the fraud on him.
 He notified the local police with the ,sult that upon the expiration of his :, ntence. Murray was re-arrested and , as sent back to the county institu- A on to finger for so days.
 Bistam Is Tried
 Michael Risham of Mountain View f as tried in court last evening before |, istice William Cunningham on the u ,arges of breach of the peace and \ The count of breach of f, e peace was noled and the count of r was dropped upon pay |, ent Of the costs of court. Bisham IS represented by Attorney Charles
 Ccnlon who made an excellent q ca for his client Grand Juror Will A m Foran presented the facts for o, e state. Bisham was arrested in n ountain View Saturday afternoon by r ,liceman Daniel Emory after he d become embroiled in an aryu- mt with neishbor there. di
 Planning school Reunion W The fourth annual reunion of the al pils and their families of the ainSille Grammar school will be NJ Id on Saturday, August 23, at ii gr m, standard time at Shaker Farms. ht aker Station. Automobiles will meet TO , train which leaves Hartford at TT 0o a. m., in Thompsonpille and will 1vey those going 10 the scene of reunion. People going from si lintile ard owning motor cars who SC l have room for passengers or H' ers seeking transportation, are Jo led to notify Postmaster James E. SO her. tel
 Catholic Church Notes pc Friday. the feast of the Assumption, ph l be observed in the church of Our Ml 1ys of Mercy with masses at 5:3o no o'clock in the morning. Con- sion will be heard Thursday eve IS E at 1880 o'clock. Thursday the Su Il Of the feast will be a fast day all those obliged to fast. The day fai
 holy day Of obligation. sp'
 Pleased With Rain
 lie farmers and dairyn1pn in and