New Britain herald., 1926-06-09
NURSING ASSN. ID SEEK NEW MEMBERS
Work Is Increasing and More
 Funds Are Needed
BUSINESSMEN WIN AGAIN
Shut Out Office Team Before Great Crowd-NisticO Fined-Mr. And Mrs. Frank 4. Hart Observe 27th Wedding AnniNersary-Bricf

A membership campaign will be conducted in the near future by the lPlainville Public Health Nursing as sociation, il was decided at the meet ing of the board of directors yester- day afternoon. The demands on the association are constantly increasing. and additional funds must be ob- tained to carry on the growing work. Joining the association is urged by the directors as one way in which every citizen of Plainville can help to build d cleaner and healthier Plainville. Details Of the campaign have not yet been arranged.
 Miss Elizabeth Heineman. the nurse, has a great demand for old rags. either cotton or linen, 10 us" in connection with her work. Any donation of these may be left al her office in the town hall and will bo very useful and greatly appreciated. The rags must be clean.
 Nlstico Fined
 James Nistico Of Bristol appeared lin court before Justice E. P. Prior here last night and pleaded not guilty to charges of reckless driV- ing and driving while under the in nnence of liquor. Nistico was the driver Of the car which smashed telephone pole and hydrant at the corner Of West Main street and For .cstyille avenue a month ago. The ,Iiouor charge was not proved against him. but he was found guilty ot reckless driving. He was fined E@o and costs. a portion of the fine he- ling romitted. Grand Juror William II. Foran prosecuted. Charles Nor .rison of Waterbury was 1ound gull .ty of driving q truck which was too heavily loaded. having been arrested Inv State Officer Miller. He was as ,sessed $25 and costs.
 27th Wedding Anniversary
 The 27th wedding anniversary or Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Hart Of 6S East Main street was observed last evening when a large number ot their friends rendered them hand ll,arrhief shower at the Baptist church parlors. The church orches- tra played several selections. Mrs. .Charles Bunnel gave a reading, and a vocal solo was rendered by MISS Katherine Farrar. Mir. and Mrs. Hart then received congratulations from their many friends while stand ling under bower of flowers. lIe- treatments were served. the wedding cake being presented by Miss Farrar.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hart were married at the local church on June s. 1S99, bv Rev. Mir. Duncanson, then pastor. They have one son. Chester. MT Hart is employed at B. C. Porter Sons in New Britain. He is superin- tendent of the church school and very active in the affairs of the church. while Mrs. Hart is also prominent in church matters.
 Businessmen Triumph
 In a game unique for PialnNille, the Businessmen took their third straight diamond victory last night at the high school field by downing the Standard Steel office. 50. Carl Crampton started the fireworks with a Texas leaguer in the first inning Bill Downham hit safely, and the standard Steel curled up before inc terrific onslaught of the merchants hitting. Shallow pitched fine game but his mates gave him discouraging support. Bill Cunningham, however had nifty backing and shut out the office men.
 Toward the end of the game the unusual feature was injected in the return of old timers, Mason the florist. Burt Phelps and Jim Boswell went in at third. short and pitch re spactively and Steve Bugle also saw faction. They all responded nobIy and smacked ont hits as in the old days. The crowd, estimated at more than .00O had q rare treat "afchihg these oldsters Timber up once more
 The game was featured by the