New Britain herald., 1928-10-24

stated that should the republican party win the election its victory would vouch for a protective tariff and the common laborer would have no fear of being thrown out Of work because foreign goods could not overrun the markets Of this coun- try with foreign prices.
 The speaker continued on to say that the women will be given tn" gl eatest ere lit for the enforcement. of the prohibition law in case of d republican victory because 1t M a we'll known fact t"at the vote of the women will bn the deciding issue in the coming election.
 In commenting upon MT. Raskob's statement that there has been no prosperity under republican admin istrations of the past few years Col. Wood pointed out that the great wealth of the chairman of the democratic national committee came to him while republicans were in office. He also made the same statement concerning the DuPont fortune.
 The next meeting of the Republi- can Woman's club will be held Tues day. Oct. 30. at the American Le- zion hall in Kensihgton. Further announcements concerning the meet ing will be announced later.
 On Hospital S&aa
 Miss Susan ScoheId, daughter of Mrs. Susan Scofield. has been ap- pointed to the stan of technicians at the New Britain General hospital, according to an announcement made yesterday. Miss scofeld is . grad uate of the Northwestern Institute of Technology.
 Attends Meeting
 Miss Caroline K. Savage. regent of the EMma Hart Willard chapter. Daughters of the American Revolu- tion. attended the meeting of chap ter regents and chairmen of patrio- tic education, which was held yes terday at the home of the state chairman. Mrs. Clarence H. Wick ham. at the Pines" in Manchester. Sixty-eight women. representing S7 of the states bS chapters. attended the meeting which was held for the purpose of formulating plans for tho years work.
 To Hold Party
 The Berlin Grange will hold. it's first card party of the season tomor- row evening at the Grange hall on Pennington avenue. Prizes will be awarded the winners and refresh- ments will be served. The public ,s cordially invited to attend.
 c. NJ. Weldon. A. Watkins and J. Crane are on the committee in charge of arrangements. It is ex- pected that there will be a large crowd in attendance.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Sisti of Ken sington have returned home after touring through the large cities of Italy for the past two months.
 Mrs. R. Romario will return to her home in Boston this week after spending a week with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Carmen Vendrilla of Hudson street
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Troupe of worthington ridge have returned home after spending a few days in New York city. Mrs. TFoupe's sis ter. Miss Edith Prentice. who ac- companied them to New York. will remain there for several weeks.
 Kermit Stevens of Kensington is enjoying his annual vacation of two weeks.
 Announce Wedding
 Announcement was made thil morning of the wedding of Miss Martha Roberts. daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Roberts of Grove street. West Cheshire, and Cons+.~ct Peter Nichols, son of Mir and Mrs Harry Nichols of Ker-'ngton. which took place Monday. The wedding was performed by Rev. Vernon l. Phillips of the Kensington Congre- gntional church.
 Plans Under Way
 Plans are being completed by the Kcnsington Athletic club for tht banquet to be given in honor of tho ; baseball team which defeated the Falcons of New Britain in threa straight games. The banquet will