New Britain herald., 1925-08-20
PLainviMe Mews
SEEKING FIELD FOR TRUMBULL' PLANE
WoOdiOrd Tract May Be Chosen
 For Governors Use
KIMMEL-KORBER NUPTIALS

KlMMEL-KORBER NUPTIALS Rep. Kimmcl and Miss Harriet l.. K0rbcr Quietly Married In New
 Nork-Mrs. Margaret Prior Null
 lancy Called By Death
 The plot of land across the street from the Trumbull Electric Co, fac tory. known as the Woodford tract, will most likely be the landing field for the airpane in which Gov, Trum- bull will make his daily journey from his home here to the state capitol, This much was made known today when it was learned that one of the lieutenants in the air service who has been in town look ing over probable sites had commit- ted himself as being most in favor of this tract,
 Several sites were considered, one next door 10 the governors home in particular. Local residents have wondered over the possibility of this being used as Il landing place for some time. and especially of late since there has been q gang of men clearing off the lot. This place, however. will not he used as the landing place. it being cleared off for future real estate development.
 The lieutenant who has been look. ing over the possible sites said that the Woodford tract looked the best to him, although il was il little mar row for inc purpose intended. No definite decision has been made as yet, but it is expected that this will be the new landing place.
 The governor will go 10 Hartford daily by airplane as soon as he re- turns from his summer vacation in Maine. He is expected back inn mediatcly after Labor Day
 Kimmcl-KOrbcr Nuptials
 Announcement was made today of the marriage on August l2 of Rop- rescntativc John j. kinmtl and Miss Harriet l.. Korbcr. The wedding took place in New York city, Rep resentative Kimmel is one of Plain, vile's leading citizens and has held several public offices.
 Flower Show Successful
 The second annual flower show conducted under the auspices or the Plainvillc Womans club in the in- tcrcsts of the fund being collected for the future erection Of library }huildmg in Plainvillc opened yestCr' day afternoon at l o'clock in GranG' hall. Pierce street, with one Of th' finest display of flower spccim'H' ever seen in these parts,
 Alex Cummings of thl Rmsto Nurseries, one of the foremost tuN CT experts in the entire | ullct States, attended tho show as ;C Jld&' of the amateur exhibits, and dcclar cd that the two floors of the huil6. ling, buried as they were with pro fusion of pctalcd beauties, repre- scnted thc finest display he has cyc' Ibccn privileged to witness any where.
 The attcndanco was especially pleasing, those in charge declar ing that just double the number tha attended the opening days eXhim Hast year, thronged the hall through out tho afternoon and evening ane marvcllcd at the excellence Of the various groups. The show was agaiI thrown open 10 the public this aft crnoon at o'clock and will romalt open until 10 o'clock tonight, "hcl markablo gladioli exhibits
 Guests al inc show yesterday W"r' from Danhury, IitChfeld, New Ha ycn, Hartford, New Britain, Bristol Glastonbury and numerous ofh" points throughout the state, and al W"rc pleased. especially with the re markable gladiola exhibits
 Prizes awarded by Mr, Cumming to the amateurs represented at tn : show were as follows; Special men ton, old fashioned bouquets, Nils Elizabeth Norton; special mention Idahlias. C H. bay; honorable men ton. collection of garden flowers Mrs, Charles Clark; honorable mon ton, basket of Queen Anne lace
 Mrs. J. H. LaF'ield; honorable mon , ton. best spike of gladioli, Ms f Fta Ryder; honorable mention basket of gladioli, w. ]. simpson |. lspccial mention, artistic arrange l mcnt calcndula. Mrs, Louis Bar : stow; honorable mention, hybrid tc rose, Mrs. Elizabeth RarstoW; honor . able mention, collection of gladtol p Harold Kalish; honorable mention
 collection of garden flowers, malloN . gladioli, zinnias and golden Elo" ) Mrs. Frederick Hocrlc: honorahl D mention. basket of zinnias, o. Ii . Robertson.
 At tonights show, there will b l conducted T sale of flowers on eN = hihition. as well as an auction (
 several of the finest displays. A fer
 ncry and bird cage and bird, the dc l, nation of C. w. Digglc. one of tn :, leading exhibitors, will he rafflod O tonight. as will a novelty lunch SC
 In addition to the amateur eXhi ) HIS FRIENDS