New Britain herald., 1924-09-17

quet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley, Her travelling gown was of tan crepe with hat to match
 Tho bridesmaid wore a nile grt sn gown with georgette crepe trimmed with Venetian lace and silver rib- bons.
 The brides gift to her attendant was beautiful string of pearls, and the groom's 10 his best man was a platinum watch chain. The brides gift from the groom was string of pearls.
 Immediately after the ceremon. the wedding party repaired to the Wauregan Hotel in Norwich where wedding luncheon was served. Shortly afterwards Dr. and Mrs. Cook left on short honeymoon to Atlantic City after which they will return to PlainvilIe where Dr. Cook will resume his practice and take up his residence with his bride.
 To Make Voters
 Registrars of Voters Joseph N. McKernan and Peter F. Duffy, will be in session in the town hall Sat- urday to make voters who will be eligible to cast their ballots at the next election day. ul
 To Attend Convention William J. Foran and A. H. Dress CT will leave tonight to attend the democratic state convention which win convene in the Governors Foot Guard hall in Hartford. Both these men were elected delegates to the convention at the last caucus of the democratic party called for that purpose.
 | Health officers Statement pr. J. N. Bull, health officer for Plainville, stated today that the health situation is very good. The town is free from contagious dis eases and no serious cases have been reported for some time. Several matters of unsanitary conditions have been taken care of, including the matter of dumping garbage on West Main street.
 Neighbors' Night
 PlainviIle Grange observed Neigh bors' night last night at the meeting in Grange hall and a large number of guests were present from sur rounding towns. A program was presented by the visiting members and refreshments were served. The Grange is planning for very active season.
 PlainyiIle Briefs
 Gerald Freeman of Whiting street left today to resume his studies at Dartmouth college. He is entering his second year there.
 Meyer Eneideman has rrturned from trip to Burlington, Vt.. and Montreal, Canada.
 Samuel Castle has resumed his duties at Ryder's store, after few days stay in New York city.
 Miss Marguerite ,Farrar, book keeper at Cooke's garage is on two weeks visit to Pittsfield, Mass.
 Mrs. Fred Spencer of Washington street is confined to her home with illness.
 Miss Mary Calen is seriously Al at her home on Broad street.
 The Parish Guild of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour will hold a food sale tomorrow afternoon at :. o'clock. The proceeds will be used towards defraying the expenses O moving of the new rector. Mrs Ellen Smith Moshier 0 southington has resumed her duties as assistant pharmacist in the Gal pin Drug Co.
 Fined in Town Court
 Fred Callen, Jr., was fined s; and costs in the town court yester day afternoon on a charge of viola. '' tion of the rules of the road. Jus tice Merritt O. Ryder heard the case which was prosecuted by S. S GWillim. Other charges, including one of having improper brakes were nolled. He was arrested aft CT an accident during the rainstorn last week on Tuesday night where in his automobile struck another and stopped against the veranda o, a house about 100 feet away.
 Broad St.-72, to rent, lower floor 5 rooms, 1 room on upper floor steam heat, bath, 3 minutes to trol ley. Adults.-advt.
 Now is the time for canninr peaches. Glad to deliver. c. A Neri. Tel 94.-advt. Horseshoeing and jobbing by ar expert. John Martin, rear of P. o -advt.
 } Thursday Sept, ls. ie dollar da! at The Model Shop. 15 Whiting St. advt.
 20eo Discount On all goods Thurs day only. l. J. Birnbaum.-advt. For Sale-Large 4-burner Jewe gas stove, in good condition. In quire 23 Park St.. Plainvile after } G D. n.-adYt.
 . Women's hands are growing ] larger according to glove manufac turers
 A young Rabbi in London ha memorized 24 books of the Olt