New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
ANDERSON VISITS
 CITY HALL OFFICE Public Works Supt. Cordially Received by Public Employes WILL TAKE FURTHER REST
Miss Larson Becomes Bride of II. W. Wooster Mayor Wade Issues Navy Day Proclamation - Large Docket in Police Court Today.

Oscar Anderson, superintendent Of public works, returned to his office in city hall this morning for few minutes to assure his o-workers and well wishers that he vas on the rapid road 10 recovery from injuries sustained when he was thrown from his horse .oa October Y while he was acting as grand marshal of the Sons of Italy. Columbus Day parade and celebration.
 Only slight traces of Mr. Ander- sons injuries were visible. \ gash over his eye had not entirely healed and one optic was q tritlc discolored. His arm and shoulder still cause him pain but the severe wrench and bruises 10 these members are re spending quickly to treatment.
 Friends and workers in city hall dockod the popular city officials desk with numerous bouquets of cut flowers, and many persons. after htarins of his intention to visit his office for a few minutes this morn ing stopped in city hall 10 congratu- ja'c him on the rapidity of his re covrry.
 MT Anderson left the Bristol hos pital over the weekend and intends 10 regain his health fully at his home in Forcstvllc before taking up his duties as city public works superintendent. When thrown from his charger on Columbus Day. MT. Anderson was badly stunned, and il was thought for time that his hurts were of q serious aspect. Doc tors feared that he would lose the sight of one eye and that the injury to his head might possibly be q frac- ture of the skull. Further investi- cations, proved. however, that his injuries were of d superficial char actcr.
 squad \ and Engine Company No were called to the homo of Dr. Arthur C.. Beach at l06 Prospect Place Saturday evening for d fire which started in a bundle Of paint soaked rags in the basement and rapidly spread to the stairway. The blaze was oXtinguished with chomi- calls after hard battle. The loss Is estimated at approximately $500. Youthful Shoplifters Caught Two boys, each 1H years of age were arrested Saturday afternoon after they had been caught stealing electric light bulbs from counter 1 in the Green Stores. arfg
 iii the Green Stores, Inc. on Maii street. IL is understood that sever al of the department stores hay, t"on inc victims of petty stealing during the past several weeks and ; watch is being maintained in an ef. fort to discourage the practice. Tn, 1 boys will he given q hearing in tn, : juvenile court today.
 Woostcr-LarSon
 Miss Ranghild Elizabeth Larson daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Lar. son of Pennington avenue ant l Haroli William Wooster. son o Ralph Wooster Of Stafford avenue were united in marriage al o:3' o'clock Saturday afternoon al th, l home of Mir. Wooster's father. Rev William F. Davis. Jr., pastor of tho Asbury Methodist church, performed . the ceremony,
 | The maid of honor was Miss Au gusta Granger while EaEnar Lar son, twin brother of the bride, served the bridegroom as best man. Fol lowing q wedding trip to Niagar; Falls and Canada, Mr. and Mrs Wooster will reside on Stafford avenue.
 Navy Day Proclanation
 The following proclamation wa issued today by Mayor John F Wade in connection with the oh <, rvancc of Navy Day. October 27:
 Pursuant 10 the selection an' Gcsignation of Thursday. October ? ! hy the president of the United States Calvin Coolidge. as |, <. Navy Day i- is fitting that the citizens of Rris tol give due homage to this occasion
 "Thc history of the United State Navy from its inception in the we of 1872, 10 the present day. both i WET and peace. has been q mos glorious one. Its accomplishment have been of the daring dashin nature which has marked America spirit throughout the history of tn contrary, and has brought this de p1ument up to high standard ( efficiency as national defence. Ou navy is also a means Of communi cation between us and other nation in it's convoy work during th World War.
 Tn order that we may hone
 these heroes who sail the seas tc
 the defence of the country, I hcroh
 rccommrnd that due honor ba give
 by tho display of our country's fla } from the public buildings. faC'orio
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