New Britain herald., 1926-11-10

ceeding down East Main. counter marching and going out West Main, and returning by way of Washing ton, Broad and Whiting streets tc the town lot, where exercises will be conducted.
 Commander James Paul will pre- side. Following The Star Spangled Banner" by the New Departure band of Bristol, Past Commander Robert Craig of the Legion will ex- plain the purpose of Armistice Day The assembly will sing America the Beautiful" and will repeat the salute to the flag. There will then be 3C seconds of silence as a tribute tC those who gave their lives in the World War. Rev. Arthur A. Ball pastor of the Plainville NJ. E church. will lead In prayer. The band will render Near My God tc Thee"
 Rev. Charles g. Wyckoff, pastor oi the Congregational church and chap. lain of the Legion post. will ther present to the town the fielt howitzer which the Legion secured from the war department ant which has been placed in position in the center of the green. F'irs selectman John J. Kimmel will ac, cept the gun. The assembly vii sing one verse of America" Tap' will be sounded, and Chaplain Wyckoff will pronounce benediction
 The joint banquet with the Home Guard will be held at o'clock 1T the evening.
 Members of the ire departmen will report at their rooms on Pierce street at 1:30 o'clock, wearing ful dress uniform with white glove and tie. The Boy Scouts are asked to meet at the Methodist church a 1:S0 o'clock and march from there to where the whole parade vii form.
 Castle-Ayerill
 The marriage of Roger c. Castle son of Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Castle to Miss Virginia Averill, daughtei of MT and Mrs. Roswell F. Averil or Old Town, Me, will take plac, on Thursday, November IS, at Olt Town. Miss Averill and Mir. Castl were both graduated from the Uni versity of Maine. Mir. Castle 1. em ployed by the New York Tefepfon, Go. at Albany.
 To Serve Milk fin Schools
 The Public Health Nursing asso ciation and the town school com mittee have agreed to arrange {, have milk served in the schools 0 the town, beginning Monday, No vember 15. This costs 4 cents pc day. per pupil, or 20 cents a week Each pupil desiring milk should bring in the money not later thar Friday noon on the week previou to that in which the milk is to b, served.
 The nurse will weigh children beginning with grade 1, and meas ure their height. and the parents O all children who are under weigh for their age are urged to purchase the milk for the children, in ordel that they may become healthy ant strong and well able to do theil school work.
 Auxiliary Meeting r 1stponed
 The next meeting of the Ameri can Legion auxiliary will be helc on November IS instead Of Novem Der II and will occur in American Legion hall. After the busiress i transacted ther will be whist, t which the public is invited.
 Donations of cars in which mem bers of the auxiliary may ride in tn parade tomorrow will be appreci ated by the officers and members.
 Suit Over Cows
 Frank Grabowski, local cattl' dealer. has brought suit for Sl0i damages against Henry Molsi 0 New Britain, claiming that a bill fo sSo in payment of cows purchased i unpaid. The writ was issued b, Charles F. Conlon and was return able before Justice NJ. F. Ryder a 10 o'clock this morning. Molski in sists that the bill has been paid ant has engaged Joseph Dutton of Bris tol to defend him.
 Library to Reopen
 Due to the illness of the librarian the public library was closed Wednesday and Saturday of las week. It will be open as usual ol Wednesday and Saturday of thi week.
 Memorials Dedicated
 A bronze tablet was unveiled to day at the East Bristol school il memory of the late Miss Mary A Callen of Plainville, principal of tn school for more than 40 years. Tn memorial was given by Miss Cal lens former pupils. Miss Caller was a sister of Miss Margaret Cal len of Broad street and Fred Cal len of East street.
 A bronze memorial tablet to com memorate the services of Mrs. Mar, NJ. Royce to the Church of Gu cap;oup r-ou la1icota3 r1opaf