New Britain herald., 1927-11-23
PARENTS
 MARRIED g YEARS
Fifty Friends Surprise MT. and
 Mrs. Charles M0nbleau
PREPARING FOR COURT
Four Justices Expected to Sit To- night-Rehearsing for H. s. Play Dusty League Bowling-Sophs Defeat I'reshies-Briefs.

1 Fifty members Of the Advent , Christian church surprised Mr. and | Mrs. Charles Monbleau of Broad
 street last evening in honor of their ! 25th wedding anniversary. The
 couple were presented with an cleo , tric coffee urn, wedding cake, and | several pieces of silver. The mems { quartet of the church sang and | there were several readings and vio- | lin solos. Ice cream and cake were served.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Monbleau were mar 1 ried at Lorain, Ohio by Rev. L. c. 1 Dawson of the Methodist church. i Mrs. Monbleau having been Miss Alice Nandcrlcss of Boston. They . came to Plainville from Waterville, 1 Me, about three years ago and have made host of friends since that i time.
 The couple have five children, 1 George W. Monbleau of New York l city; Rev. Charles H. Monbleau, | former pastor of the local Advent ! Christian church and now pastor of the Advent Christian church in Brs- tol; Alice, Marion, and Russell Mon , bleau of Plainville.
 Heavy Court Docket Plainville's justices and grand jurors today were preparing for ! their busiest evening Of the year to- night, when SC motorists arrested by the state police Monday evening are booked for trial. It is expected that all four justiccs-L. s. Mills, NJ. O. Ryder. Edward P. Prior, and Will liam Cunningham -- would hold court and that several trials would be held simultaneously. The issuing | Of the warrants has been split up | between Grand Jurors Charles C. Conlon and William J. Foran.
 A partial list of the men whose eases will be heard tonight, together with the charges against them, is as follows: Merrill Lcgcyt, 45 Bissell street. East Hartford, one headlight out and obscured front license plate: John Dubike, 42 Dewey street, New Britain, no taillight; Claude Miller, los Arch street, New Britain, no taiIlight and failure to change ad- dress on registration: Edward Bombardier, Greystone avenue, Bris- , tol, defective taillight; George D. Bloodgood, 15S Whiting street. 1 plainville, no taillight, defective headlights, and failure to carry registration.
 ! Philander Cook, 142 South Elm i street, Wallingford, no taillight; 1 Herbert M. Booth Woodstock road, Waterbury, one headlight out of focus and failure to obey officers signal: Harold r. Nelson, 4 Forest vile avenue, Bristol, defective lights and failure to carry license and reg istration; Jerome N. Lewis, 1O5 Broad street. Plalnville: no taillight; John A. Peterson, 40 George street, Bristol. defective lights; Clifton F. boy, PinnacleroX farm, Plainville, defective lights; Stanley Gniadek, Colony road, Tracy, defective lights and failure to carry registrations: Otto C. Reuelfcitch, 34 James street, IpI l9AOl. Ilp lttllIlSIli, utl Iltdu- light, and failure to carry registra- ton; Herbert R. Hansen. North Branford, charge not stated; Fred crick J. Borgue 1921 Church street, ! New Britain. no taillight.
 Holiday Closing
 The Standard Steel and Bearings Inc, will be the only local manu- facturng plant to close for more than one day over Thanksgiving check-up today revealed. The other actories-Trumbull Electric Mig. Co., Peck Spring Co.,. plainvillc Cast ing Co.,, Newton Mfg. Co, and Ideal Machinery Co.-will close tonight but reopen Friday morning. The Standard shop will not reopen until Monday morning.
 The stores will be open until 10 o'clock tonight and will be closed all day tomorrow. while the barber shops will observe the same hours. The plainyilc Trust Co. will be closed tomorrow. The public schools let out this noon and classes will not be resumed until Monday morning.
 The stamp, registration, and par eel post windows at the post office will be open from 10 1 a. m. to- morrow. No mail will be despatched as usual tomorrow.
 Football Letters Ordered
 The letters for the football play CTS at the high school have been or dcred by the school authorities and will bo awarded at the assembly on Friday, December 2. The names of those who won the coveted "p" will not be announced until that time.
 Rchearsals for the high school