New Britain herald., 1925-07-28

attendant was attired in a gown of figured georgette. She wore hat to match and carried a bouquet of pink tea roses.
 The gift of the bride to her at tendant was a white gold bracelet for wrist watch and the groom presented the best man with a set of gold cuff links.
 Following the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Carling left on a wedding trip to New London and Ocean beach. Upon their return they will reside for the time being, with Mir. Carl ing's parents in Kensington. Mir. Carling is employed at the Amer ican Paper Goods company and both he and his wife are well known among the younger residents. Water, Water Everywhere Activities in Berlin yesterday aft ernoon were mostly of a nautical nature and the few residents who ventured out Of doors during the 1 heaviest rain of the season were subjected to thorough drenching.
 Several lakes, impromptu in na- ture which seems to be the best description, formed during the rain and the lower portions of the town underwent startling changes as the heavy doWnpour continued. As usual, the underpass in kensington, was transformed into Venetian canal and the younger element had great time padding about in the water, which reached d height Of about four feet in the course of the storm. Some of the children donncu bathing suits and thoroughly enjoyed | the storm.
 In some sections of the town gar 1 dens were damaged considerably by the rain and one resident reported that water formed to such a depth sible to catch glimpse of the growing vegetables. Treasure Field suffered and people living in that section roamed about on rafts rcscu- ing chickens and garden tools.
 Opens Plumbing Shop
 The new plumbing shop in the old Damon building on Damons Hill was opened for business yesterday by Juddie L. L.andgren, the new proprietor. Mir. I.andgren proposes to conduct first class plumbing business and fin shop and will cater to Berlin trade. He is New Britain man and formerly followed his trade in that city.
 Enters New Employment
 l., Slysz has entered the employ of II. A. Suprenant at the Berlin Drug istorc and began his duties as regis tered pharmacist yesterday. Mr, Suprenant reports a brisk summer trade.
 Items of Interest Several kcnsington and Berlin residents arc spending the week at the PlainNille camp grounds. A meeting of the fair committee of Berlin Grange will be held to- morrow evening, at which time fur ther plans for the annual fair will be made.
 ! Miss Helen Phelps will leave today for two weeks vacation at Nan tasiiet Beach.
 There will be prize balloon dance in AtbIn+i, ban naw4 Tl,urs5,,, a,-a ming. Music will be furnished by the Broadway Serenadcrs. Executive Boarl Meeting
 A meeting of the state executive board Of the International Sunshine society is being held today at the home of Mrs. John Pinchcs ot Worthington Ridge. A Luncheon twas held at noon on inc lawn ot tho Pinches home and the genera business session followed. Delegates from all sections Of the state are fl attendance.
 Town Affairs Quiet
 Extreme quiet is reported In af fairs at the town hall. the tow hall the town clerk reported ina this summer has been the dullest ii several years. There is a great dea . of routine work. but few occur ences out Of the ordinary are tallin place.
 East Berlin Items
 Miss Grace Lewis of West Have is the guest of relatives and friend ir town.
 The regular meeting Of tn Knights of Pythizs will be held s thelr hall tSh svsniAA