New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
FRANK ]. SMITH
 SEEKS NOMINATION
Humane Agent Announces Can
 didacy For Olfics
ZUB.RUSSELL kUPTIkLS

laneaas shower en Miss Loamis-
 Gsiieada Returns From Hos,-
 pitai-chunch seliees,
 Frank ], smith of Forestvills anr neuneed today that he would be q candidate for the republican hamr nation as representative al the state legislature, He stated that he was a candidate last year but withdrew In favor of MyFon F, Rogers, who was subsequently elected,
 Mir, smith has been humane agent for PlainNille and this district for the past 10 years and his work in this occupation has gained him s large number Of friends. He has never held eftiee-eltheF town or state. He has been one Of the most active members Of the repub. llean party in the town and in the state, He was one of the boosters for the voting machines and has made study of them since their adoption. Mir, Smith promises 10 reveal his platform in the near fu. ture.
 This makes two candidates In the heid for the berth which has been occupied by Representative Rogers during the past year and a spirited contest Is imminent because Of the fact that both John J. kimmel and Mir. Smith have large followings in the town. This Is the only office co far that has developed contest. as the other candidates for the nominations at the caucus are so far unopposed.
 Zub-Russell Nuptials
 Edmund Zub of Plainvills and Miss Flora C. Russell, daughter Of Fred Russell Of Mountain View, were married this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home Of the brides parents. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Martin Gaudian, pastor of St. Matthews German Lutheran church. of New Britain. A wedding dinner was served at the home after the ceremony and Mir. and Mrs. Zub left on a honeymoon trip. Upon their return they will reside at Mountain View.
 Baseball Game Tomorrow.
 The St. Mary's baseball team will journey to Farmington tomorrow and meet the town team there. The locals and their opponents were scheduled to meet in Pain- vile last Saturday but rain inter- fered and the contest had to be postponed. The locals have one win over Pennington and hope to have two after tomorrow.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower was given last evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Phelps on East Main street in honor of Miss Bessie I. Loomis who will become the bride of Bur- .on H. Hart of New Haven on Sep- .ember Is.
 The color scheme was orchid and | white and unique arrangement vas carried out. A watering can with varied colored ribbons from 'ach hole in the spout was sus- 'ended with the gifts attached. This epresented a typical shower.
 About Is close friends of the ,ride-to-be, most of them former associates from the office of the rrumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, were present. and a buffet lunch was erved. Miss Loomis received many ovely gifts last evening in addition 0 those she received at the shower ecently given in her honor at the Farm by the entire orce of Circle T girls.
 Returns From Hospital
 Joseph Caliendo of Bank street, eturned home today from the New 'ritain General hospital where he as been a patient suffering from a ad sashing received in a free-for- II at his home recently. Mir. aliendo's condition is much inn roved but his head is still swathed l bandages. Joseph Farina and oseph Saviano, the former out on all of $1,000 and the latter in the .artford county jail in Hartford, re being held for trial on Friday, eptember 5, for assault with a eadly weapon on his person. Cal ndo would make no statement as who did the cutting, the only an- yer being Well, it couldn't be elped."
 Church Notices Plainville NJ. E. church-Morn- s worship at 10:45 o'clock, ser on by the pastor, Rev. Arthur A. all; Sunday school at noon, special 'ogram will be in charge Of Miss : llian Manchester and her class: pworth league at : p. m., Miss eatrice Zickuolf will be the lea 1T, topic, "The World Parish of ethodism." A cordial invitation is , tended to all to attend. Congregational church - Services
 the Congreg gational church will
 held tomorrow moring at 1O:45 clock in the Masonic temple on ist Main street. Rev. F. L. Grant, rmerly pastor of the Plainville urch, will officiate. Episcopal church: Holy Commun- n at II g. m., Rev. E. B. Styring Southington. Anyone who would willing to teach a Sunday school lss for the coming season will ease communicate with E. s. Lack