New Britain herald., 1928-09-15
MISS LUCE BRIDE
 1 OF ALVER JOHNSON
Ceremony to Take Place This
 Afternoon in NeWington

Newington, Sept. 15.-The mar
 riage of Miss Marjorie Luce. daugh-
 ter of Mrs. Hester c. Luce of Church
 street to Aver Johnson, son of MT.
 and Mrs. Uaus NJ. Johnson of Fred
 erick street, Maple Hill. will take
 place this afternoon at o'clock at
 Miss Luce's home. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor of the First
 Lutheran church of New Britain.
 There will be about 65 guests pres
 ent.
 i Mrs. Bertha l.. Stoddard, a sister,
 will be the maid of honor. MT. Johnson's best man will be his
 brother. Elmer Johnson. Miss Der
 tha Francis, daughter of Town Clerk | Thomas A. Francis, will play the
 wedding march. Miss Luce and Mrs. Stoddard will
 wear period style dresses. The gown of the bride-to-be will be of white gcorgette with Chantilly lace. She will wear a tulle veil. Miss Luce will , carry bouquet of roses and lilies of
 the valley. The maid of honor's
 dress will be of pink taffeta. and she
 will carry bouquet of garden flow
 CTS. Miss Luce's gift to her maid of honor will be necklace and Mir. Johnson's gift to the best man will be 8 Masonic watch charm.
 The bride and groom will go on an automobile trip through Maine and
 New Hampshire and upon their re- turn will reside at 215 Winthrop street. New Britain.
 Sues Over Sale Of Lots Domenic Lombruno of West Hart i ford, administrator of the estate of 1 Mary Lombruno. has brought suit against Lena and Dominick Cipolia of Hartford alleging that on May 25. he sold three lots in the Home Gardens section of the town with the understanding. that $65o would
 be paid when the deed was executed. To date, the plaintiff states that only $40 has been paid. The plaintiff alleges that the defendants con- spired against him as administrator to have the lots sold for &65O and that they never intended to pay that amount, He has demanded a re- conveyance but has been refused. The plaintiff claims 1000 damages, and reconveyance of the property. The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday in October.
 Property Transfers According to papers filed with Town Clerk Thomas A. Francis for record. William s. Hyde of Manches- ter has sold to Giovanni Aiudi of Newington, house and land near the Clayton brick yards.
 George G. Bush has transferred
 property on Stuart street. Maple Hill to Andrew and Mary Blazauskas of New Britain.
 Firemen's Carnival Extended Chairman Leslie N. Hale of the committee in charge of the volun- teer fire departments carnival, has announced that the carnival will be extended to include this evening.
 because OI QUIET uCtlNltlSo HI lONH and indictment weather. the depart ment has been considerably hamper ed. A large crowd is expected this evening.
 Fire at Bean Home A chimney fire at the home of George E. NJ. Bean. on the corner of Willard avenue and Cedar streets. brought the members of the volun- teer fire department from their carnival to extinguish the blaze. Lit- tie damage was done. The fire was discovered about 9 o'clock. Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs. Douglas A. Johnson of Frederick street, Maple Hill, left Thursday evening for Niagara Falls. They then went to Kendallville. In- diana, where they attended the wed- ding of Mrs. Johnston's brother, F.. Raymond Ewing of Cleveland to Miss Esther Franks of kendallville. Tn, wedding took place this noon.
 A combined meeting of the boys and girls clubs of the center was