New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
BIGGER AND BETTER
 FLOWER SHOW HERE
GIadioli and Dahlia Growers
 Encouraged by Season
PRIZES FOR AMATEURS
Registrars To Enroll Tor Caucus Health Association Has But $500 --Hansons Welcomed Home Camp Ground NcwS-Bricfs.

l hlnU tsTOliIhl NNNS--ibi iNiS' | A most successful flower show is | promised for next month by local growers, as they are making com- | prehensive plans 10 surpass that of Il last year as the season has been q II fine one. No date has been definite ly set, but the exhibition will hC H and l7. probably for two days dur. II ing the week of August .. Like laS | years the coming show will be un der the auspices of the Womani club and for the benefit of the Plain vile Public Library fund.
 ||1 Growers report wonderful groNtl of gladioli this year, which vii mean that the coming show will b one of the foremost in the state il this respect at least. A number Q new varieties of gladioli will h shown. including creations of th leading hybridizcrs of tho world I There also promises to be a goo display of dahlias.
 ! There will he competitive Clas3t for amateur growers. for the boS
 collection of garden flowers. to which premiums will bc aWarde'
 The committee wishes amateurs
 show garden flowers, pot plant
 palms or any specimens of meri
 Any desiring 10 show should resery space and obtain information r
 garding tho same from Mrs. r.
 Wheeler Mrs. Wheeler is away & present, but is expected to rclur Il by Monday.
 M Sessions of Registrars = The registrars of voters, John = Lamb and Peter F. Duffy, will | n in session in the town hall from 70 to 10 D. m. on Friday. August T., and l4. to make a caucus enrol ,r Iment of the legal voters of the 10" r and revise the present list. Scpi > rate lists of qualified electors apply ' ing for caucus enrolment will |
 compiled at these sessions for u' C. in the party CauCuscs.
 w Health Assn. Campaign S. Tine drive begun recently ny IT St Plainvillc Public Health Nursing a III sociation has thus far ncttel aNpro n. imatelv SG0O, it WAS reported todi of bv Mrs. James Burns. This amou th was contributed by 2G5 giycrs. TT CT amount asked for by tho ossociat'' he was S1S0O, and those in charge
 inc campaign would he grateful
 those intending 10 contribute Wou of do so immediately.
 ., Welcomed Home
 ,a 4 welcome home surprise par ~ ~ was given Mir. and Mrs. John Ha ia son last night at the home ot Cto ',' '" Idon Morse. The local people It "S rlatnyillc three years ago and VIC
 to California. They spent part
 the past winter in Florida SinG' I'll and games were enjoyed by a'I' al nls ice cream and cake were served
 Camp Ground Program 's- Another of the series of ovtnEol ne tie meetings conducted by iiry' '
 John l.. Davis and Rev. A. h. IaN' ial Twin he held at 7;%o o'clock tins e\ all ming. Dr. Davis will deliver the st he ,mon. while Mir. Taylor will lead | he music
 ld- Rev, George F. Earrar, pastor
 inc First Methodist church ot Me old don, will deliver thc sermon at | tie preaching service tomorrow mol yc- ing at lo:So o'clock. At . o'clo
 in the afternoon, Mrs. L. J, Rro' ,h- ,ins secretary of thc New JHrS Ilc- State Sunday school association' V sis lead a childrcn's day service.
 Davis and Mr. Taylor will cond' at- ,anothcr service in th" evening tho Home For Aged Meeting vc- The annual meeting of tn" Ito
 for tho Agcd in New Haven
 hold at the camp ground YcSi"r'
 afternoon. Mrs. Merton Lamb
 Red Stone hill was the only To nr woman chosen 10 an oHicc. h' -~ chosen one Of tho directors. o" results were as follows:
 ''' Honorary president. Mrs, AMI or J. crawford. New Haven; preside '''F Mrs. William F. Manshrld Now
 10 ven; irc-rresidcuis. Mrs, Edw the $. Swift. Wcstville, Mrs. Lewis Gilbert. Handcu; Mrs, Percy N "'A Nichon, West Haven; recording not rotary. Mrs. George A. Taylor, W lar yillc; corresponding secretary, } H' l'hochc Elakcsl"", New Hay way treasurer. Mrs. Charles Van Ri