New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
PLainmiM Ne.os
LEGION AUXILIARY
 SIXTH ANNIVERSARY Large Glass to Be Initiated at Tomorrow Nights Meeting
 NO CONTAGIOUS DISEASE

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 Factories and Stores 10 Close Satur-
 day - i. G. Grise Brings Suit
 skinner Cronin NuptiaIs --- Plain vile Briefs.
 The American Legion Auxiliary of Brock Barnes post will observe the sixth anniversary of its establish ment with celel-ttion after the business meeting in the post rooms tomorrow evening. There will be program of entertainment, the tCa- turc of which will be little Miss Vivian Hanan, a -year-old toe dancer from New Haven. Other numbers are being arranged, and refreshments will be served. At the business sesslon, which will commence at 7:30 o'clock and last until o'clock, the new members who were secured in the last mem bership drive will be initiated. This will be a large class numbering more than 15.
 Suit For S20O A. J. Grise has brought suit for $20O damages against Rudolph, ! Margaret and William Schmidt of New Britain, alleging that he sub mitted plans and drawings for two buildings to be erected on Seymour street New Britain, by the defend- ants, and that they, were returned 10 him, He further claims that h@ was promised $S5 for his work and has not received the money Nair &a Nair are acting for the plaintiff. The papers, which are returnabIo the third Monday of June in the city court of New Britain, were served by Constable George A. Stark.
 Memorial Day Closing
 The majority Of tho stores in PlainvilIe will be open until 10 o'clock Friday evening and will close at 10 o'clock Saturday morn ing in observance of Memorial Day. The barber shops will remain open until noon.
 The Trumbul Electric Mfg. Co will be shut down for the day. as will the PlainylIe Casting Co. and probably the other local factories. No decision has been reached on this matter at tho Standard Steel X Bearing today. but it was thought that this plant, also would he closed
 A the post office, the stamp win dow. registration service, and parcel post will be open from till II o'clock in the morning, but no money orders will be issued. City lCllycry will be made in tho morn- ing only. Malls will be despatched as usual.
 Skinncr-C ronin
 Francis W. skinner, son Of Mir. and Mrs. John J. skinner Of 143 Broad street. and Miss Eleanor J. Cronin. daughter of MT. and Mrs, William X. Cronin of G5S Main street, New Britain. were married at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Marys church. New Britain. They were attended by Miss Irene CroUin. sis ter of the bride, and George k. Skinner, a brother or the bride groom, After the ceremony there was q wedding breakfast at the home of the brides parents and then the couple left on their well ding trip for Washington, n. C~ ard Atlantic City.
 Mir, Skinner is well known in Plainville; he is employed at Hart X Hutchinsons in New Britain. The bride vas formerly an ornployo of l.andere. Frary & Clark of that city.
 Plam,illc Very Healthy
 Plainville is at present in tho h"aIthiast condition in which i. has born for many months, Health or fer G. F. Cook said today. Durins the winter there have bnru sporadic rases of contagious disease. hut at the present time thnrc is not q single case Of any contaaious li- ase in the whole town of rIatN- Vile.
 Surprised On Birthday
 Mrs. I. J. Elrnbaum, Wirr Of the Iocaj dry goods merchant. was pleasantly surprised by about @0 Of her friends last evening on the oc- casion of hor bhthday She was presented with several handsome gifts. The evening was rasscl in card playing. after which rotrosh- nIents were served.
 W0man'S Federation Meets
 The Woman's federation oC the ronEro Eattonu rnur,h win met fer an afternoon of s wing from . 10 : o'clock tomorrow in th, church par- lars. Tea will he s,rN,d at o.r' 'orh after which thnro will hc n social -four. Any Nho arc unai'c to br present earlier in thu afternoon ar' cordially invited 10 attend anl enoy the social hour