New Britain herald., 1924-10-23
BUILDING ANDL0AN REACHES A CRISIS Decision on Its Future to Be
 Made Tomorrow Night INTEREST FALLING OFF
MacLean- -Burgar and Leonard-Be- han Nuptiais--Instruction in Use Of Voting Machine--Many Attend Funeral of Miss Cailcn.

The future of the local building and loan association. which has it's stock practically subscribed but which has not operated since the organization several months ago, will be discussed at the adjourned annual meeting on Friday night at o'clock in Arcanum hall.
 Since organization was proposed, the movement has been affected with an apathy which has threatened to upset original plans. The annual meeting last week was not well at tended and was adjourned until this week so that the plans for the open ing operation could be fully consid- cred. The action tomorrow night will mean either the starting up of business or it's shutdown, according to stockholders, for the present at least. Because. of the need of the building and loan association, people interested in the movement, who have been acquainted in the last few days of the situation, have started efforts to get the organization into action at once.
 Completing Street
 Pouring of cement has been start ed on Summer street. where the permanent pavement contract is be- ing handled by Contractor Cosmo Vacca. The thoroughfare has been closed to traffic for several weeks
 but will be re-opened shortly as the cement will be hardened sufficiently to bear the burdens of traffic. Voting Instructions
 Instruction in the use of the voting machines for the November election will be given on October 29. 30 and FS1, according to an announcement today at the city clerks office. Vot- ing will be conducted in November
 from o'clock a. m. until o'clock D. m. Machines will be placed al the old town hall for the first dis. trict; at the Uncas Hose House or North Main street for the third dis trict, while the second district polls will be at Firemen's hall in Forest vile. The fourth district votes will
 be cast on the machine at the Federal Hill school.
 MacLean- Burgar Wedding Miss Minnie Burgar, daughter of
 Mrs. Frank Burgar of 46 Seymour
 street, and James P. Mclean, son oi
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph MacLean of 5s Adelaide avenue, Waterbury, wert
 married yesterday at the Baptis
 church, by the pastor, Rev. r. r l Wolfenden. Miss Yvonne Duhame of Waterbury was bridesmaid anC the best man was Myron Schoomak,
 CT of Waterbury. After wedding trip. Mir. and Mrs. MacLean will re.
 side in Waterbury, where the bride. groom is foreman for the French
 Manufacturing Co. The bride was graduated from the local high school
 and has been employed in the office
 of the Bristol & Plainville Electric Co.
 Leonard Behan Nuptials Miss Marjorie E. Behan, daughter
 of Mrs Catherine Bchan of 1S1
 Main street and Ernest F. Leonard
 of Garden street, Hartford. were
 married yesterday morning at St Joseph's church by the pastor, Rev Oliver T. Magnell. Miss Marion
 Hafner of Hartford was bridesmaid and the best man was Edward Buck ley of Hartford. The ceremony and nuptial high mass were followed by
 wedding reception at the home of Dr. and Mrs. William R. Hanrahan
 on Spring street. After the recep-
 tion, Mir. and Mrs. Leonard left or
 a wedding trip to Atlantic City Mir and Mrs. Leonard will reside at S15 Garden street upon their return. Mrs. Leonard has been employed | for several years in the office of the Fuller Brush O., in Hartford. The
 bridegroom is a well known athlete
 in the Capitol City and Is prominent
 in the Knights of Columbus basket. ball league.
 Many Attend Funeral This city was well represented al the funeral of Miss Mary E. Callen
 former principal of the East Bristo school, which took place in Plain 1 vile this morning. A solemn higf
 mass of requiem was celebrated a the church of Our Lady of Mercy a
 g o'clock and the burial took place
 in the Plainville Catholic cemetery Out of respect to the dead teach
 CT, whose services in the loca
 schools covered a period of more
 than two score years, the flags of thu
 schools have been at half mast since
 the announcement of her death or { Monday The FaS+ Rrisfn1 and Ejftt