New Britain herald., 1925-08-04

NV" bflldlh as ms counsel, Grand Juror foran prosecuted, Mrs. Eva lawin, who was stabbed In the neck seSeal times with fork, Is reported us recovering, the injuries not having proved dangerous,
 Memorial For sailors.
 Stanley s. Gwilllm has accepted the invitation of Hartford county chairman Col. Charles w. Burpee to act as the PlainNille member of the committee which is raising funds to erect Navy and Marine Memorial" near the mouth of the Potomac river in Washington, D. '. There Is no national naval memorial at present, and congress has unanimously ap- proved the plan and granted permis- sion to corct 1t. Curtis w. Wilbur, secretary of the navy, is honorary chairman, while Rear Admiral Brad Icy A, FisI>o, retired, Is national chairman. Governor John II. Trum- bull has accepted the honorary chair manship fin this state.
 The Hartford county quota has been sot at s4,o0o. No canvass will hH made, hut contributions will he accepted gladly at the Plainyillc Trust Co.,, or hv Mfr. Gwilim.
 Federation Meeting
 The members of the Woman's fed cratiOn of inc Congregational church Wlll meet at the home of Mrs, stan ley GWiihm on Pennington avenue tomorrow from 10 o'clock in the morning on. Lunch will be served at noon. each lady bringing one arti- Cle of food, There will be short business meeting at ? o'clock. Those wishing 10 ride to the meeting should notify Miss Elizabeth Norton, who will call for them.
 Suit Follows Accident
 Alfred <. Bennett of Cheshire. through Attorney Charles r. ConIon, has brought suit for $500 damages against Irene Boudon of Manchcs- ter, x, H., as the result of an auto mobile aCCldcnt at the corner of West Main and North Washington streets here last Tuesday The plain tiff claims that the right side of his machine was badly damaged and at tributes the accident 10 the defend ants reckless and negligent driving. Deputy Sheriff E. W. Eurrcy served the writ, which IS rcturnable in the Waterbury district court the first Tuesday of September.
 Records and Nose Broken
 All attendance records were broken yesterday when 7ll people, including Governor rrumhun at tended the annual outing of the Trumbull Electric Mfg Co, at Savin Rock. this number being just loo in excess of last years. The picnic was a success in every respect the only mishap occurring when Charles Cleveland of New Britain suffered a broken nose whil" playing baseball. He was able to be at work again this morning.
 All-Plain,illcs Dismrsc
 The All-PlainyiIlcs, as such, end their existence tonight. when they play the Ilas-Bocns, a team from the Standard Steel factory Following this game the local team will com- hinr with the New Britain Orioles. which are now leading the City league in New Britain, and form a part of their baseball, football and t"Skcthall teams.
 Governor Going to Maine
 Governor John II, Trumbun and family will leave on Aug. r for a thrC" weeks vacation at Moose head Lake Me-
 To Enroll voters.
 The registrars of voters will he in session in the town hall from to 10 o'clock Friday to mako a caucus enrolment of the legal voters of PlainNiIlc and to revise inc cnroll- ment list last perfected. Separate lists of those declaring party pref rrcnCc will also be made.
 Surprised on Birthday.
 Irving Wilbcr, son of Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Wilbcr of Church street. was surprised by number of his little friends yestcday on the occasion of his fourth birthday anniversary. Rr- treatments were served anl games were played Master WiIhcr received many congratulations from his play mates.
 Notes.
 Howard Cooke Usher IS resting comfortably following an operation at the New Britain general hospital.
 Mr. and Mrs, John Johnson of south Norwalk were weck-cnd guests of Mir, and Mrs. \. A. John son Of West Main street.
 Tho sessions Of the camp meeting a' White Oal; park will continue through the month of August. with good speakers and oll-rashioncd singing.
 Closing out solo, new Nictroas n, E price. C. l.. Fierce X Co.,. NrV Rritain.--advt
 For Salc-Kitchcn range with hot water front. new tricks; Whitney stroller baby high chair. white hasSinot on wheels. IT Rough St. -advt.
 For sale Kitchen range and gas stove. 5S East street or phono SGo. --3dV.
 
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 lSadOro Robinson of 4Ii SranInv street and Miss Betty Pcarman Of 17 Laurel street will be married afternoon. August 9 at inc homo of Mir. Eohinson's parents. Rabbi G"rshor Hadas Of this city will officiato. A supper and reception In Hartford will follow the Ccrc- mony.
 Soya beans have hccn raised in China for 5000 years.