New Britain herald., 1927-10-24
BraIlley-MaSon

Bradley Mason George A Bradley of Whiting street and Miss Louise l., Mason Of West Cheshire were married at I o'clock Saturday evening by Rev. A. A. Ball. pastor Of the PlainNille NJ. F.. church. in the church parsonage. MT. and Mrs. R. Bradley of Forest vile attended the couple. Hit by Car but Unhurt Edward Spencer, t3-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Leon Spencer of West Main rect, was hit and knock , ed down Saturday noon by an auto mobile driven by Carleton Smith, but he escaped uninjurcd. The boy ran out from behind a parked car near his home and Smith was unable 1 to avoid hitting him. An examina- ton showed the boy to be unhurt and the authorities made no iuvesti- l gation.
 No School Friday All schools here will be closed Friday because of the teachers con- ventions. Most Of the local teachers will go to the Hartford meetings, all though few may select those in New Haven.
 Leon C. Staples, superintendent Of ! the local schools IS second vice president Of the Connecticut State Teachers association and will be ! chairman of thc-general meeting in i the Capitol thoatcr Friday morning.
 All-PlainvilIcs Cancel 1 The All-Plainvilles were forced | to cancel their game with the Wa . terbury south Ends yesterday and Plamville had no home game. Sov- eral players quit without giving am- pie notice for the securing of sub stitutes. and tho management Was | unable to go on with the contest.
 Two Cases of Scarlet Fever Two cases of scarlet fever exist in town. Dr. George F. Cook reported today. Roth are Of a mild variety and have been Quarantincd, and there IS no danger of an epidemic.
 south Ends Lose
 Tho South Ends were swamped by Southington in that town yesterday 27-0. The game was marred by full. ly a dozen fist fights. The winners scored q touchdown in each period
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The Am'rican Legion ladies aux. iIiary will meet in Legion hall to. morrow night at 5 o'clock. A socia hour will follow the meeting, Mis-. ! Marjorie Fisher, who has just re turned from the Legion convention in Paris, will tell of her experiences there.
 Heavy Football Traffic
 Traffic through Plainyille Satur day and Sunday was heavy becaus' Of the crowds going 10 and coming from the Ialc-Army game in New Haven, but no accidents occurred State police patrolled the highway with good effect and kept thing moving at all times.
 Washington -Trumbull Notes
 Washington -Trumbull circle, Com panions of the Forest will hold ; day night in Legion hall. On Sat urday night the circle will hold ; Halloween masquerade dance in th hall. and prizes will be awarded Mrs. Lena Bellini, Miss Theresa D NcnZo. Miss Sadie Okunquist dn' Edward Madoley compose the com 'mittce in charge. The rlainvil! Screnadcrs will furnish music fo dancing.
 Court General Lawton, Forester of America, will meet in odd Eel lows hall at 5 o'clock tomorro' night
 Park Street Extension The work Of putting the stone sur facing on Park street extension be gan today. The selectmcn are push ing the operations on the street an hope by their quick work to mak up for the long enforced delay i commencing the SurtdCIng.
 Notes
 Mrs. Sarah Smith Of Park stree , has returned from St. Francis hos pital. where she has been q pati"n'
 Among those from plainVillc Wh attended inc game in New Have r Saturday were A. A. Macleod Pierce Clark. Miss Esther Trumhu George LcWItt. Robert l.. Flrr an , Harry R. Turner.
 Tn" Martha Echohahs will hold , public social and whist in Odd Fol lows hall at S o'clock tonight Mrs. Laura Warfold Of Par street has gone 10 spend tn" Wini" , with her son Edward War,i'ld, | |; Kingston Pa.
 $ Albert DlMarco, student at Sui field. spent the weekend here, Joe Solzillo wronch"i his leg yes torday playing with the south End in Sout hinGtOn.