New Britain herald., 1925-05-29

legion in all It's undertakings. Com mander Craig explained the purpose of the endowment fund drive being conducted by the legion, saying the legion and auxiliary should be 100 per cent subscribers before the townspeople were asked 10 give. He said that the legion was responding even more generously than expected, ns at present the contributions aV- craze more than s5 per man. J, F.. Usher. finance officer Of the post, and Assistant Adiutant j, ], Fletcher also spoke in congratulatory terms
 A program Of entertainment was then enjoyed Miss Vivian Hynds of New Haven, lo-year-old miss did some fancy toe dancing, which included many difficult steps. Miss Ethel Prior rendered two piano sc- loctlons, "A Spanish Dancer" and "Romance." Robert Craig con- tributod his usual Scotch song.
 A birthday cake was then brought In and Mrs. Warren, first president of the unit, was awarded the honor of cutting r. She gave q brief hIs- tory of the unit from it's foundation to the present time, Refreshments were served, these and the tasteful decorations being in the care of Miss Helen Fisher.
 CoOpcr-Coolcy
 Charles Cooper Of WhlteS cross ing and Miss Irene EIyira CooI'y' daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph K. Cooley of 55 Grand street, New Brit ain, wcro married nt 1 o'clock this afternoon at the First Baptist church, New Britain. Rev. NlIIIam Ross, the pastor performed the ceremony. Ernest Forshaw ot plainyile was best man and Miss Viola Anderson was bridesmaid
 The bride was attred in tan crepe and carried bridal roses. Miss An dereop wore tan and blue crepe and carried sweet peas. After the core- many the couple left on their we'd ding trip, destination not diyuIged' Upon their return they will reside at Whites crossing,
 Mir. Cooper is employed at ]'ah- dars, Trary & Clark, New Britain. He is a World war veteran, having served with distinction in the Brit ieh cavalry. He is tho retired gen aral of the White army Of the t.>.rynan's BibIo class, Now Britain.
 Fined on Liquor Count
 Frank Broganski of New Britain vas fined $l50 and costs and given T suspended jail sentence of 50 days by Justice Edward F. Prior yest'r- day afternoon on 3 charge Of trans portjnr Iiduor Broganski was ar- rested Wednesday night by 'ons'a- bln Fred Callen. who caught nm driving truck containing almost g5o gallons of alcohol toward Nc" Britain, He pleaded guilty to inc charge lodged against him and s"n- tcnce was imposed. The ease was presented by Prosecutor William J. FOran.
 Kowalski-Ciyikla
 Stanislaw kowalski, Jr" of II Norton place and Miss Nellie CiviIIa of Philadelphia, Pa. will be mar riad tomorrow in Philadelphia. MT. kowalski is the son of Mr. and Mrs Stanislaw KowaIski, Sr. of Russia, but has lived in this town for seN- cral months and is well known and liked here During the past win ter he made a name for himself as member of the Standard Steel and Bearing bowling team.
 The bride Is a daughter of Mir and Mrs. Jose ph Civikla Of 174i Jamaica street. Philadelphia, and was q member of a Russian operatic troupe which travelled extensively abroad
 Methodist Church
 The regular sunday school srs- sion at the PIuinyille Methodist church will be held at 9:3o o'clock tomorrow morning, when a spociaI patriotic program will be carried out by the children. assisted by the church orchestra. Morning worship will bo at 1o:45 o'clock. Rev, Ar thur A, Ball. the pastor. preaching. At 6;3o o'clock in the evening, the Epworth league meeting will bc held: Miss Beatrice Zlcwolf will lead, and the topic will be Getting
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