New Britain herald., 1926-10-25


 Mrs, Reynolds said today that the she considers Captain Applejack' the most ambitious of the produc- tions of the Players" and its pro- duction could only be possible be- cause of the experience of the group of actors and actresses gained in the productions leading up to it. Nearly all of the cast of this play have played in some one of the other plays. and even the members of the Pirate Crew in Captain Applejack' have taken leading parts in other productions.
 Following her work here, which culminates Tuesday night, Mrs. Reynolds will direct the production of the same play in Meriden after which she will spend well earned vacation in a trip around the world. She sails for Naples where she will join a party of friends and in their company will complete the trip around the world.
 Two Auto Accidents
 i''lC N'4 ' tho dulp dCClutul lS in the city over the week. lend, no one being injured.
 On Saturday afternoon automo- piles driven by Emil J. Ostroski Of 24 Conon street and Gurmino Sole Of @ Chestnut street collided at the corner of North Main and Meadow streets. Both cars were slightly damaged.
 At 12:t0 a. m. Sunday cars oper- ated by Wilfred D. Noel of 31 Kelly street and James r. Kearns of g. Woodland street came together at the corner Of North Main and North streets, both automobiles being badly damaged. Kearns was just crossing the intersection from North Main into Pond street when Noel crossed around to the left Of the traffic standard from North street into North Main. Both driv- CTS were before Prosecuting Attor- ney Robert J. Stack this morning and the case was continued until ueSday, November ,,
 Electric Lights Fail
 The entire city was in darkness from 9;10 to s:2O o'clock last night while repairs were being made by iinesmen Of the Bristol and Plain- vile Electric company to a broken circuit at the west side of the city. The west side was without lights from 5 o'clock 10 about 7:3O due to the break, while Terryville was without electricity for a considera- ply longer period.
 PIumb-T omlinson
 One Of the prettiest weddings of the season took place at s o'clock Saturday evening in the First Con- gresational church, when Miss Mar Garet Tomlinson, daughter of George Russell Tomlinson of q Stoarns street. became the bride of EolIin Bailey Plumb. son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles w. Plumb of Ter ryville. The church was beautifully decorated with yellow chrysanthe- nuns and autumn leaves. Prior to the ceremony. which was perform ed by Rev F. l.. Wisner. a recital was given by Mrs. L. L. Beach. or. ganist.
 The bride wore gown of ivory satin embroidered with pearls. the same one worn by her mother o5 years ago. Her slippers were of ivory satin. also embroidered with pearls. She carried a shower bou- quet of white roses and swansonia. The maid of honor was Miss Eliz- abeth Tomlinson, q sister of the bride, and the best man was Ray mond Ridgeway Bowers of Man chester. The ushers were Rollin Gilbert Plumb of Brooklyn, x. Y, cousin Of the bridegroom. Frederick Waldron Beach of this city, Gordon Macdonald Turner of Terryville. Frank Wilcox Lauder of South Sorwalk, Walter Gradon Garland Of Pittsburgh. Pa, and John Will liam Davidson of Portchester, N. Y.
 Following the ceremony. recep- ion was held at the home of the brides father, Besse of Hartford 
 The bride was educated in the Bristol schools and was graduated rom Skidmore college in 1925. During the past year she has been assistant supervisor of drawing in he local schools. The groom at ended the Terryville schools. -oomis Preparatory school and ale university. He is at present assistant office manager of the office of the Eagle Lock company.
 After an extended wedding trip |, he couple will reside in Philadel- 'hia. where they will be at home | 0 their friends after November Is. l
 Car stolen
 William Fahey Of 4 Main street eported to the police department ast night that some time during ! he early part of the evening, his | Chevrolet touring car had been tolen from in front of the Prin- ess theater on Riverside avenue. local officials are investigating.
 Heavy Wind md Rain storm
 Although it rained intermittently | throughout the city practically all , f yesterday and last night, the |. torn did not reach its height un- il shortly after 1 o'clock this . morning. At just about that hour. he rain came in torrents and was accompanied by a wind of almost ! yclonic proportions. Automobilists ! eturning home at that hour were . obliged to stop their cars along the . highway as 1t was impossible 10 ee even few feet ahead. Streets n hn cit