New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
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Of a docket.
 One case which was scheduled to be called last evening was held in the NeWington town court as the case involved an accident in this town the driver being pursued to NcWington where he was arrested by State Officer Sawyer and charged with driving while under the in iiucncc of liquor. The arrest having taken place in Ncwington, the case | was taken out of local jurisdiction and brought before the Newington | town court
 Dahlin Garden Attracts Many l The dahlia garden of Mrs. George Green Of konSington is attracting flower lovers and expert judges from all parts Of the stVc, the blooms reaching their height at this time.
 Mrs. Green has long been an en- thusiast or dahlia growing, having l been superintendent of the noricul- tural exhibits at the Berlin fairs for many years. Recently she has been I called upon frequently to assist in the producing of dahia exhibits at some of the foremost flower shows 1 in this section Of the country. having just returned from the New York Flower show at the 1o4th armory in that city.
 Mrs. Greens most prizcd flower is | the "Marmion. q large yellow | bloom which attains great circum- ference. Included in the list Of val uablc bulbs which have proved cx- trcmely attractive this season are the following: "Robcrt Scott, V Pride Of Stratford September Morn," Eliza Clark Bull" Ada l Patterson" "El Dorado" Jersey Beacon" Robert Treat" Mariposa, Jersey Radiant, Windcmer". Wesley Haynes. susan Tavis, Rose I'allon, | General McCrea. George Mcacham and Que"n Of the Garden Beautiful, the last named running q close sec ond in Mrs. Greens affection 10 the "Marmion." The list Of colors in- cludcd in the array of flowers in cludcs dark reds. which are repre- scented by the "Unclc Tom" and the "Black Joe" through the autumn shades and the rose colors 10 the | light yellow and white blooms. 1 Mrs. Green has not exhibited this year, having been engaged in ar ranging flower exhibits throughout the season. Last year her blooms | look several ribbons in shows near | by. The local flower raiser plans to seed and breed her own blooms this year and hopes for some results which will Surpass th" beautiful blooms already glorifying her gar gen. Local residents arh-invitcd 10 visit the gardens and zee tho blooms before tn" coming of the frost. Health Officer on Trip Dr. Roger NJ. Grswod. local I health officer, accompanied by County Health Officer Judge Daniel A. Markham of Hartford, left town yesterday morning for Providence, ton or the Now England Public [ Health association which is in scs- sion there from September 2 10 September 30. The trip was made by motor.
 school Board Meeting. The monthly meeting Of tho school board will be held al the l kensington Grammar school on Fri day evening. october '. Consider able routine business Is scheduled l for transaction.
 Cup to Be Presented.
 Harold D. Ncntres, president of | the American Legion baseball league l has reported that the cup 10 be presented tho East Berlin Boys club
 team as leaders of the recently ! completed league has been engraved
 and will probably be presented at a meeting of the East Berlin com
 munity club in the near future. In speaking about the league. | Commander Ventres said that the season had been productive of good
 baseball and he felt that the Legion
 had accomplished it's aim in pro- | noting the sport among the young-
 st"rs of the town, Each team. he | added, contributed it's bit towards l making the l"aEIc a success and bc i thanked those who had taken part | in the baseball activities. The Ic-
 zion has great hopes for next sca- l son, he pointed ont, inasmuch as