New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
Flower Show This Week

II IS expected that a considerable sum will be added 10 that already collected for the erection some day of new library building In Plain vile when Inc flower show to be conducted under the auspices of the Women's clup in Grange hall, Pierce street, this week, Is over and the re- ceipts totaled. Members of the Wo- mems club have been most active ly concerned in the raising of funds for the building of a new library and for the past three years have been in charge has already begun collec- tions.
 First Prize for Drum Corps
 Tho Plainville Fire and Drum corps made a successful invasion of Massachusetts Saturday. bringing back first prize for the best ancient playing at the state meet held in Northampton. It Is the 50th first prize captured hy this outfit
 Licenses Suspended
 The operators licenses Of Norbert Zubiaurrc of 32 Canal street and Jo- seph Oddi of IA Bicycle street have been suspended by the state com missioner of motor vehicles.
 Picnic at White Oak Park
 Rev. A. c. Humphrey Of the New England Prayer league, Inc, an nounccd this morning that the leagues large tent at White Oak park, PIainvillc. has been turned over with tho organ and other in cidcntals 10 Rev. J. F.. klinghurg and the chldren's home for picnic next Saturday. On the following Saturday. Aug. 29 it will be given over to th" Y. M. C. A. boys and II is expected that other organizations will avail themselves of its use for ! the four following Saturdays. Briefs
 The Wc-Cns club will meet this evening with Miss Dorothy Clark of Pennington avenue.
 Rev. John F., Fay is on retreat at Kcyscr's Island. South Norwalk.
 Edgar Bentley, q former resident of PIaiuylIc. who has been in New Britain hospital for the past l7 weeks with a broken hip, sustained in a fall on the sidewalk in this town, has returned to his home ir Nuank.
 Miss Bertha Steward and Miss .ois l'arrar have returned 10 thcil home on Broad street after tive weeks vacation spent at East North. field. Mass.
 Mrs. Anna Policy of Rochester, x i Y, and Mr. and Mrs. George Rice and sons. Norman and Kenneth oi Richford, N. r., have returned home after spending several days visiting at the different homes of the mem bers of the Tyler family in town.
 Nr, and Mrs. Leo Lagoy and their two children of Hough street have left hy automobile for California 1 Mr. I.agoy was a rart owner of the R. and l.. Service station on West | Main street.
 Banns of marriage were published 1 yesterday morning in the Church of i Our Lady of Mercy between Miss ! Ircn" Levasscur of this town and JChn MaInz of New Britain. The marriage will talk" place in Sep t"mbcr.
 Nlr. and Mrs. Gust Carlson ant children of Jamestown x. Y.. hav' been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Frank G Johnson of a3 ForcstNillc avenue fo the past week,
 Mir, and Mrs Frank C. Johnsor of 5@ Forestyllc avcnuo left ycster day for an automobile trip 10 Phila delphia Pa. Washington, Atlanti, City and Niagara Falls, They were accompanied hy AIr and Mrs Axe Johnson of I|rOal place. Bristol.
 Members of Eddy.Glovor post Q New Britain will he cuosts tonigh at thr circus heinz conducted urdr tho aurpiccs of Brock Barnes post American Legion,