New Britain herald., 1926-11-23
PhiinuiM Meps
MOVIES AT LEGION GATHERING SUNDAY Expect Largest County Meeting
 Here This Week-End MANY ATTEND HEARING

Red Stone Street Plans Approved Castle-Avcriil Wcdding-Unton Meeting of Churches Sunday Eve ning-Briefs.
 One of the largest county meet
 ings Of the American Legion ever 1 held in this district will be called tc 1 order here Sunday afternoon, be-
 tween 175 and 200 Legionnaires and
 auxiliary members having signitied
 their intentions of being present
 Plans for this joint affair were con- | pleted last night at the meeting Of | Brock Barnes post, and PlainVllle l intends to welcome its guests in fit | ting manner.
 Business meetings of the two or ganizations will be held separately 1 then both will combine for a social 1 time. Several reels of motion pic l lures showing the Legion parades a1 the New Haven and Philadelphia conventions have been secured and will be shown in the Communifs 1 theater. It is also expected to pre- sent several of Senator Walcotts
 films of Connecticut wild life, which attracted much favorable attention
 when exhibited at the Chamber of Commerce banquet last winter. and an effort is being made to have Senator Walcott himself explain | these unusual shots.
 State Commander Harry c. Jack son and County Commander Ken neth Cramer, state commander-ele
 will be present, and 1t is hoped that Governor John H. Trumbull and
 Mayor Gardner c. Weld of New Britain will be in attendance. Many at Hearing
 A large representation of Red stone hill residents attended the
 public hearing on Red Stone street street held last night by the town plan commission in the town hall. No objections were made by the property owners, and the commits sion approved the plan prepared by Engineer Joseph N. McKernan. A map of this is now on file at the town clerks office. The map fixes the width of Red Stone street as 50 feet, with a build ing line of 40 feet and veranda line of 32 feet on either side. If no ap- peal Is made within 30 days, this will go on record as the accepted lay out.
 The commission drew up a reso- lution on the death of former Se- lectman William J. Johnson. an original member of the planning body This will be incorporated into the minutes and a copy of the reso- lution sent to MT. Johnsons family.
 Several other petitions are in the hands of the commission and are awaiting action. No action on re- organization was taken. a full at tendance not being at the meeting.
 Castle Averin Wedding
 Roger Clapp Castle, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Harry A. Castle of Canal street, and Miss Virginia Averill, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Roswell F.. Averill of Old Town. Me, were married Thursday afternoon at the home Of the brides parents in Old Town. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. T. B. Fisher of the Uni- yersalst church, the single ring ceremony being used in the pres cnce of the immediate family and a few friends.
 The bride entered the living room on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin, played by Miss Ruth Warehouse, and walked down an aisle formed by baskets of greenery looped with long strands of bridal ribbon. She was attended by Miss Beulah Osgood, a sorority sister at the University of Maine. while the groom was supported by his brother, Samuel J. Castle of Plainvile.
 Immediately following the cere- mony the reception was held, with the parents of the bride and groom receiving with the \bridal couple.
 The bride was beautifully gowned in white faille with trimmings of old lace and pearl ornaments. The sleeves and the upper part of the long train falling from the should CTS were of Spanish lace. The veil was mounted on a coronet of rose point and caught in the back with orange blossoms. The bride carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses