New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-26

decorated with white pecnies and
palms.
After the ceremony the wedding
party went to the bridegroom home
in Waterbury. where l. reception
was held. Then the couple left on
a wedding trip to New York, Phila-
deiphla. Washington and Niagara
Falls. Upon their return they will
reside III Waterbury. where Mr.
Posa is employed Us an electrician
The bride was a popular member
of tn" younger set in Pluinville and
was rendered three showers by her
many friends during the weeks be-
fore the Wedding.
To Extend Highway Patrol
The state polio will extend their
Sunday highway patrol along Farm
inSton avenue to Blossom corner
this weekend. Commi -sioner Robert
T. Hurley has advised 'he selectmen
IN response to request for this
service. Complaints OF speeding
along this thoroughfarc. together
with the dangerous situation at
Blossoms corner. led the selectmen
to ask that the motorcycle officer
who patrols the Pennington end of
the PlainyilIe-Farmington highway
extend his beat as far as the corner
mentioned above.
Commissioner Hurley has advised
the selectmen that We will "be glad"
10 do this. sundry assignments of
men already made prevented the in
auguratiou OF the news plan this last
weekend, but the commissioner has
given assurance that the road will
be patrolled on future Sundays.
Baseball Tonight
The Businessmen will again try
their hand with the Trumbull Elec-
trio baseball team this evening when
the teams clash in an Industrial
leasu" game at the High school field.
The Temcos took the first game
from the businessmen without much
trouble and are confident of repeat
ing, hut the Merchants. with a tie
for first place as a reward for a VIC
tory. intend to put up the battle of
the season.
Garbage Complaints Again
Complaints regarding improper
disposal of garbage are again being
made to the health officer, DR..
George + Cook, the present kicks
concerning not only householders
but merchants in the center Of the
town A number Of people, it is re-
ported. are throwing their garbage
on the ground and covering it with
a few shoyelfuls of dirt, but this
docs not cover The law. DR.. Cook ad
Nis"s. II should be placed In cover
ed cans or buried in holes. Many
residents, apprisej of the existence
OF collector through the campaign
of the Chamber Of Commerce. have
taken advantage of Louis Quinto's
services, and the situation is more
satisfactory than in the past except
for the isolated cases which have
brought complaints.
Several OF the meat and grocery
stores have been offending. accord
ing to some complaints, by throwing
old vegetables, fish and other food
stuifs out i'll the back yards and let
ting them lie there uncovered. These
complaints. again, deal with the
for most of the stores dis
pose of their waste in approved
sanitary methods, DR.. Cook says.
Legion to Open Season
The Junior baseball team sponsor
ed by Brock Barnes post, American
Legion, will open its season tomor-
row evening. meeting the Southing-
ton Legion youngsters at o'clock
at the High school field here. This
game will open the Hartford County
league schedule. and Plainvil1e is
anxious to win 1t. AS only two home
games will be played. Manager Jim
Paul hopes that those wishing to
back the local boys will be on hand
tomorrow night to give them the
proper start.
Marriage Intentions
Allen NJ. DeminE of PlainviIle and
Miss Erna Deckert of Southington
tons at the town clerks office. Dem
ing. the son'~of Clayton II. and Al
mira Moore Deming, lists his occu-
patton as farmer" He at one time
ran a taxi service here and later was
as bus driver for the
Co, Miss Deckert is
the daughter of Carl and Minnie
1iettlcr Deckert.
Notice of marriage intentions has
been filed by Kenneth George Wood
ruff and Miss Virginia Il. Tarrar.
a screw machine operator.
is the son of George B. and Florence
Rechstedt Woodruff. Miss Farrar,
the daughter Of Constable Ernest w.
and G. Maudo Steward Farrar, is
stenographer.
Funeral Of Mrs. Hemingway
Private funeral services for Mrs.
Willis J. Hemingway, who died Sun
day night. were held at ESQ O'Clock
this afternoon at her late residence.
1856 West Main street. Rev. Charles
S. Wyckof, pastor Of the Congrega-
tionaI church, officiated. Interment
was made in West cemetery.
Legion Notes
A public strawberry shortcake
supper will be served from to s
o'clock tomorrow evening In the Le-
gion rooms under the auspices of
Brock-Barnes post.