New Britain herald., 1928-09-25

being held in that city today and
 tomorrow.
 SlFet 1mpsOse OseasoNts
 The work of laying sidewalks
 curbs, and gutters on south street
 extension and on Dudley, Bethel,
 Edgewood and Woodbine streets in
 the Riley tract has been completed
 by C0sm0 tacca. local contractor.
 who was awarded the contract by
 the city. A surface sewer has also
 been laid on South street extension.
 Vandals Destroy Fio~ers
 Ole Robertson Of Camp street complained to the police this Morn- ing that five rows of choice dahiias had been cut down by some vandal during the night. The person or per- sons responsible for the damage ap- parently did not want the flowers as they were left alongside the rows.
 MT. Robertson, whose residence is just over the town line in Plainville, has for many years made a hobby of raising dahlias and his blooms have been awarded many prizes in ex- hibits throughout the state. His garden is located across the street from his house and is in Forestville. Camp street being dividing line be- tween this city and Piainville. Certificate of incorporation l S,f tt,,. of Stone and Amsden Inc. was filed for | record Monday afternoon in the office of the city clerk. The new concern has been incor- porated for 25.e0U, consisting of 25o ! shares of common stock with a par l value of $l0o, and will start business with Slo.ooo paid in. The corpora ton will engage in plumbing and 1 heating.
 The incorporators are Engvald II. : Stone. Fred (. Amsjen. Amelia II. stone and Nina B. Amsden. all of Bristol.
 PlymotltI, Fair Plymouth far will be held on Saturday, September 29th, in the town of Plymouth. A number of special attractions will feature the 1 affair this year. according to an an- nouncement made by the Plymouth Fair association. A tug-of-War con- test between the Terryville fire de- partment and a team representing the Scovill Mfg. Co.,. of Waterbury has been arranged and d silver cuI will be awarded the winner. Music will be furnished by the Thomaston Marine band and the American Legion Fife. Drum and Bugle corps of Terryville. Xavier I.amothe Xavier I.amothe, 57. of 133 Di- vinity street died last evening at St. Francis hospital. Hartford, following an illness of four weeks.
 Mir. i.amothe was born in St. Guillaume, Canada. December %, 1871, the son of Pierre and Mar garet Lamothe. His early life was spent in that place and he was mar ried in Canada to Miss Della Tail time he was engaged with his son in the automobile trucking business but in recent years had been em- ployed at the New Departure Manu- tacturing company. He was a mem- Der of St. Jean Baptiste society of this city and of St. Joseph's society of Canada.
 Surviving are his wife: six sons. Joseph. Alphonse. Edward and Theogene Lamothe. all of Bristol. Hector Lamothe of Plainvilie, and Ernest Lamothe Of Holyoke, Mass: three daughters, Mrs. Armand La Farte, Mrs. Joseph Dube and Miss Estelle Lamothe, all of Bristol; two brothers, Constant Lamothe of Bristol and Joseph Lamothe Of Fitchburg. Mass: two sisters, Mrs. Leonise Beauchamin of this city and Miss Rosanna Lamothe of Woon- socket. R. L.; also by eight grand children.
 The funeral will be held at s o'clock Thursday morning at St. l Anne's church. Rev. J. P. Perreault l will celebrate the high mass oc re- | quiem and burial will be in the new | St. Josephs cemetery.
 Democratic Quarters Opened
 Democratic headquarters were ! opened this morning in the old i, Gridley House block at 1-2 North Main street. Miss Constance Landry has been engaged as clerk and stenographer and she will be in the 1 office all day to accept applications for voters.
 Joseph F. Dutton. chairman of the democratic town committee. also announced this morning that a meeting of the committee will be held at 7:3o o'clock Friday evening. September cS. to arrange for the town caucus and 10 discuss various features of the campaign.
 To Move Into Armory.
 G. A. Hadsell Camp. United Spanish War Veterans. and Harold F. Emmett Post, Veterans of For eign Wars will move into their new in the new state armory at the corner of Center and Valley streets on Saturday. September 2s.
 A special appropriation for furni- ture for both organizations was made by the city council at recent and the facilities offered by the new arrnory will be available for the veterans. For number Of years Hadsell Camp has occupied quarters in the Arcanum Building on Prospect street and the Harold F. Emmett Post has shared quarters with the American Legion in the city 
 Funeral Of r. q. Jaeger
 The funeral of Frederick C. Jaeger Of 102 Goodwin street. who died suddenly Sunday morning, was