New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Menmone Recovering,

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 Peter Menmone, the driver Of the automobile which vas wrecked on Pine street Tuesday night with fatal results to his cousin, Rose Men none, is recovering at the home of his cousin, Joseph Riccio Of Bristol, He sustained a cut on the head and bruises on the chest, but the nervous shock was the most serious result of the accident for him.
 Train Restored,
 The afternoon train from Platn- vile 10 New Haven by the canal line has been restored. It will leave Plainville every day at o'clock, eastern standard time, and Is due in New Haven at 6:15 o'clock,
 Flower Show.
 Beautiful specimens of gladioli were placed in the windows of local merchants this morning, the mer- chants cooperating in this way with the Woman's club In the flower show which will be conducted next Wed 0eslay and Thursday in Grange hall for the benefit of the Plainville Pub lie Library building fund. Numerous amateurs have already signifed their intention Of entering the competi tion for the best collections and tn- dividual specimens grown by them. These will he judged by an out-of- town expert, while the large local growers will not compete. contentins themselves with merely exhibiting their flowers,
 The latest varieties of gladioli will he shown by these growers, and the show will surpass that of last year, which was adiudged by competent experts as unsurpassed by any in it's field.
 Complain of Thefts.
 Farmers in the Red Stone hill dis trict have complained to the local authorities that their fruit trees and bushes have been robbed lately by young men and boys One fellow was caught in the act recently and al- lowed 10 go with a warning, but the farmers are aroused now and promise that future culprits will be prosecuted for trespass.
 Injured by Band Saw
 Michael kilday is recovering from bad decorations on both hands re- celNed a few days ago when he came in contact with d band saw while at .,to o,,l. ctitnhpa cd to close the cuts.
 Warn Cyclists
 Bicycle riders have again resumed their practice of riding on the side walks. and complaints are being made from all sections of the town. The authorities have been notified and it is likely that prosecutions will be the outcome of future trans rresslons,
 Notes
 William Warfeld of Shenandoah, Pa, ia here to attend the reunion tomorroW.
 A son was born this morning to Nr. and Mrs. L. II. Case of s Maple street.
 sam Castle of Canal street is in Portland, Me.
 Mrs George r. Cook is slowly i'm proving at St Francis hospital Hartford, but win not be able to re- turn home for several weeks yet
 Miss Ruth Potter of Canal street IS spending her vacation at Lake PocOtopaug
 The Pioneers will play the An- kensington Juniors at Trumhull nel1 tomorro" afternoon.
 4 son was horn carly this morn ing 10 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carl son of Pennington road,
 The old Timers will go 10 2 sheep roast in Mhriden tomorrow after noon and play a baseball game with Ike Lyons Pets.
 Grange Committee Meets
 The general staff committee for the Grange fail will meet this nvo- ring at the home of Mrs. c. Fl, Cnr- ter on Welch street, Preliminary plans will he laid for the festival which will he held in the fall