New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Main strot from June 1 10 June 6. Inclusive, The members of the Plainvllle Fire and Drum corps are striving 10 make this The largest and most successful event Of the kind eyer held In Plainyille and are arranging a big parade and contest on Saturday, June 6. A number of ihe leading corps throughout the state are expected to participate,
 Memorial Day Plans
 Final plans for the exercises on ! Memorial Day will br made al a 1 joint meeting of the G. A. lt,. the Sons of Veterans, and inc American ! Legion, which will be held nt s o'clock tonight in the Legion rooms. | All members are asked 10 be pres ont in order to know exactly what will be done on Saturday. After lh" business session there will be social time, and refreshments win l be served.
 Brock Barnes Post has completed plans for the showing or the pa | lrIotic picture. The Spirit of Lafay- cltc," at inc Community theutcr on 1 Monday and Tuesday, June 1 and .. i he school committee and Principal Q. l.. Judd of the graded schools, are cooperating with tho Legion, and arrangements have been made 1 for the school children to sec the | picture at special matincos. Along ! "lth this picture there will bc an- other feature and short comedy. If present plans are carried through. ! the Legion will put on the famous Yale university "Chronicles of America" hist orical series in the fall. ' his series is recommended by the state department in its Americana zaiion campaign. Other matters of importance will he taken up tonight and large attendance is expected.
 Complain of Loitcrers
 Complaints that young men lcitcr about in front of the Russell block have been made to local authorities. ! is said that the youths hang about the doorway block the passage of people and make themselves offen- . svc by profanity. Action will be | taken 10 stop this practice.
 school Notes
 There were no sessions at the ! high school today, us 1t was visiting day for the teachers. This was scheduled 10 occur last winter but "aS postponed on account of the "cathcr,
 The Broad street school will he thrown open 10 the public on | Wednesday, and the pupils and ! teachers hay" extended an invitation ] 10 parents and friends 10 visit the . building at that time. There will | be regular school work in progress, while art and other work will be on exhibition and there will be q sale [ Of articles made by lho sewing . classes.
 Visiting Day af the Lindon street school will he observed on Thurs day. An exhibit of art and other work will supplement the regular school work.
 Ladies Aid Supper
 4 public supper will be served by the Ladies Aid society of fhe Bap- tist church from ( 10 7.30 o'clock Wednesday evening" Mrs. F. II. Gilbert, Mrs, II. B. Stillman and Mrs, F. W, Farrar compose the committee in charge and will be as- sisted by the members of the so- ciety, The proceeds will be dcvo,- od to paying for inc repairs re- contly made upon inc church. !
 The following monu will he ! served cold roast rork, baked . beans, picklos, salads rolls. ten. coffee and soft pies. i
 Married Ten Years
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eobidoux were tonderod q reception at their home, fa East Broad street last evening on ,he occasion of their tenth wedding anniversary More than 35 guests were present, inrmd- ing some from Worcester, Mass, Vermont, Bristol nnl I.ainyijo. Mr. and Mrs, Robidoux uero the recipients of several beautiful pres "nts. Whist was played and q buffet lunch was served.
 Cutting Smith
 Rams Of marriage were published for tho first time yesterday between 'arl Cutting and Miss 1rcne smith. laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John smith of Park street. Mir. rutting. W ho came here short while ago rom south Paris, Me-. is adiutant If Rrock- Barn"s Post American .egion. The ceremony win bo per ormcd on Wedn"sday. June ln.
 Notes Mrs. Emma B. Roberts of East street las had thn rast removed rom her leg and is now able to )e about. She broke her leg five weeks ago while visiting at the 'ome of her daughter, Mrs, Leo St. Thomas of Stanley street, New Brit in. and has been at her daughters lom@ since that lime,
 The regular meeting of Court T .awton F. of A., will be held to- | morrow evening in American Le- N ion hall on Whiting street. " X mass for The soldiers and sail- a rs who died in tho service Of the nitr1 States will be held at S 4 '"lock Saturday morning al the a 'hurch of Our Lady of Mercy. S. The We-Jns club will meet at ho home of Nona BunnoH this eve ing. !. Tn" Pldnvjno E"a1,y company ' old today through 'h- Camp Real '' stat" company, 1Ut at tho corner ,f