New Britain herald., 1924-05-23

= Britain and Miss Olive Mae Rogers
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. log
 CTS of North Washington street. vii
 be married Monday evening at
 o'clock at the Rogers home. Th' ceremony will be performed by Rev Charles $. WyckoT. pastor of the Plainyile Congregational church. The!
 will be attended by P. ]. SnelsroNe
 brother of the groom, as best mar
 and Miss Hazel Rogers, sister of tho bride, as maid of honor. Mir. Snel.
 grove is assistant treasurer of the
 ComnercialTr ust sCo., New Britain
 Membership Campaign
 A campaign for members for the
 coming year will be launched through
 the mail today by a committee of
 members of the plainville public
 health nursing association, headed by C. F. Sherman. The association dur
 ing the past year, more than proved
 its worth by the amount of work ac-
 complishcd and because of the diff
 culty of securing thorough canvassers s to cover fine town in house to house
 movement. letters will be mailed to-
 day to all past members and new prospects in order to enlist them for
 the coming year.
 Later on, a house to house canvass
 will be made for members and every
 resident of Plainyille is urged 10 join This movement is one that has noth- ing to do with outside work but is for the betterment and protection of the 1 health of the community. By if, the visiting nurse, Miss Elizabeth Heine- man is kept here doing her daily work and the various reports made by her , show the good she is doing. A con . tribution of s1 or more will bring membership 10 anybody for one year.
 Sues Tor Wages
 ! Albert Winthrop of New Britain has brought suit against the Standard ! Steel & Bearings, Inc, for s75, aller- ing that he has not been paid wages due him for services rendered yhiI, he was employed in the trucking de- partment of the concern. He worked one week and part of another week and was Of the opinion that he was to receive 4a cents an hour. He was later discharged from the factory's employ and when he demanded his pay, he alleges it was refused him.
 In addition to this action, claim is made for the enforcement of the stato statute which provides a penalty of SSO for an employer who refuses to pay an employe, his to be divided between the plaintiff and the state of connecticut. The writ was served hy Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitr of New Britain and is returnable in the city court of New Britain. the first Monday m June' Dunn X McDonough repre- sent the plaintiff
 Arrested For Plain,iiIc
 william Ruffin of plainyille was ar. rested yesterday afternoon hy the New Britain police at the Stanley Works and turned over 10 the plainyille no. lice. The arrest was made by Police. man Patrick O'ATara of the New Rri,. am police force who acted on the rn. quest Of the Flainlille authoritie. who in turn want Ruhin on complaint Of Plainyille girl.
 Public Health Meeting
 M the regular meeting Of the Plain. yllle public health nursing association wednesday evening, the new hoard of announced that work had alreadN heen started for the coming year. This will be interesting ners Tor thote who arc members Of inc as sociation. Plans have been laid for me Well Baby conference to be held Ih the fall and opportunities arc being sought 10 advance the work of inc ,isiiinE nurse.
 Miss Elizabeth Heinemsn ,isitipy. { ,urse, has at present under her rarp | 'fo patients She made during inc V 'ast month. 222 visits and has given ' oo hours in time 10 office work and ! .heckins of school cards for vision | esis, weights and measures. ,l
 yesterday. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. M. o koh and Miss Hcincmap attended ., 1 rockville the state conference of Tho connecticut Organization for rutli, r icalth Nursing. r
 school Visiting Day c Large numbers or parents and tt o"nspeorle visited the public scbools 2 n Broad st. yc,terday during bo,b II ne morning and afternoon session, ic ne regular program Of school work as farried ott in all the grades. 'ooldos there was an exhibit Of school h 'ork done during the ycar in each ,i pom which interested inc visitors c, orN much and reflected great credit \, n teachers and pupils. The draw. st 'g work in the schools is under inc ir lpertision Of Mrs. Alice K. Williaps r! nd the exhibit shown yesterday ts ,i lld 10 have supposed those of other .ars.
 The exhibit Of other work showed , lst the pupils in all or the rooms !. td done excellent work fhis wear s, id these results were highly ptea.- '' E 10 Their parents. The sewing "' asses sold aprons. towels. etc. and W we cleared enough money fo pay for te tneir sewing material this year. ne eighth grade pupils sold home VI ade candy to help defray expenses gF their graduation. nt Mr. Judd has boan at the head or ga e local schools for ncsrIy 15 ,csru fh V during hat time has broueh, the 1n hools or Plainliile m to a high de- th co or eHcoiierc". which is vrrv uch appreciated by tbe tonnspeople. DO 1th he and tho teachers were highly tn mpimentcd by the visitors upon the cellent condition nf Inc schools. scipline and work. and for the good Ss 'ndinr Of the T1sin,tIie pupils in an th the Bristol and New Britain str rh schools.
 To Attend Memorial hi Members CT Brock Barnes rosf N, ifeficsn Legion and sti sx-scr,ict-