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New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

evening at S o'clock. Mrs. John
Frank will be the hostess. In the
list of prize winners published last
night, the name of Mrs. Mary Bour-
geois was inadvertently omitted.
The Fife and Drum corps will
hold rehearsal this evening at
7:30 o'clock in the Community hall.
Philip Mildrum has left for a ten
Gay trip to Bermuda from his duties
at the Berlin Savings bank.
The boys club will meet tomorrow
evening at the usual hour.
There will be food sale in Com
munity hail tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church.
There was large attendance at
the motion picture progam held last
evening at the Community club
meeting. The pictures were shown
by the Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A.
All those planning to attend the
banquet at the Hartford Y. NJ. c. A.
Saturday evening are requested to
notify the Hartford County Y office
in Hartford not later than Friday
afternoon. The tennis team is asked
to report in group as the prize
awards will be made at the banquet.
Mrs. +. G. Hazelwood is confined
to her home in West Cromwell by
illness.
Otis Curtis continues to show
some improvement in his condition
resulting from blood poisoning.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

sons corner that Mrs. Barnard had
crashed into the Boyer car. The
case was just the opposite, accord
ing to Constable kanupka, who in
vestigated the accident, the Boyer
car crashing into Mrs. Barnard;
car.
Mrs. Barnard was proceeding
north on Beach Swamp road and
was struck by T.. NJ. Boyer who was
proceeding east on Pennington ave-
nue. at the intersection at Upson's
corner, the officer ssys.
Harvest supper
A harvest supper will be served
by the Woman's Aid society OF the
Berlin Congregational church Fri
day. Nov. 16. at $50 o'clock. This
will include look at The Ami
mated" magazine for November.
This magazine is not for sale but
those present will be invited to look
let the copy after they have partak-
en- Of the harvest supper.
Aged "Hoovcritc"
Mrs. william Deming of Ken
sington has received a letter from
her mother. resident Of Benning.
ton. VT, in which she tells her that
despite the fact she recently pass
ed her Goth birthday. she insisted on
being made voter and cast h r
ballot at the last national election
for MIR. Hoover.
Pleas For Unity
A plea for unity among farm or
CARNATIONS looking toward speedy
passage for legislation designed to
solve agriculture problems was
voiced yesterday by Louis J. Taber.
master of the National Grange at
the opening meeting yesterday in
Washington of the G2nd annual con-
vention. The Berlin Grange has a
representation at the convention.
Mr.. Taber pointed out that many
members of the Grange had re-
fused to support the ary- Haus~n
farm relief measure. and said that
this bill. ION any similar legislation
including the equalization fee. the
excise tax or any price fixing pro-
gram is dead. as far as this or the
coming session OF congress is con-
cerned."
r. w. Dunlap. assistant secretary
of agriculture. welcomed the dele
gates from 20 states. He also took
the farm relief as the theme Of his
address and declared that If farm
groups had agreed to accent such
Legislation as President Coolidge had
approved. the farmers now would be
receiving federal aid.
He added that he felt certain the
farm organizations and the Grange
would accept a hill which would
meet with the approval OF congress
and the president.
East Berlin Items
The Progressive Reading Circle
| will hold its monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. F. w. Mildrum Tues
dav evening November 20. at
O'clock.
The ladies of Sacred Heart church
will hold a harvest whist in the
church social rooms next Monday
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
Former Probate Judge in
New London Kills Self

Norwich. Nov. IS Rt-George l..
Parsons. former judge of probate
and retired clerk of the New Lon
don county superior clerk committed
suicide In the attic of his mother-in-
laws home today by hanging.
His body was found by his wife
who had gone in search Of him when
he remained upstairs after breakfast.
longer than was his usual custom.
Mr.. Parsons had been In III health
for some time and resigned as clerl;
OF the superior court last August be-
cause of that. He had been clerk
for 81 years and Judge of probate for
eight years. He was also 4 past
grand master of the grand lodge of
Masons in Connecticut. He was
born in Newburgh. Mass, on May 8.
1868.
His widow and one brother
survive.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

school here this evening, when Fred
erick lodge will be host to promi.
nent Masons from various parts Of
the state. Grand Master Robert Wal.
ker of Waterbury and Past Grand
Master Arthur Brown of Norwich
will be among the speakers. Large
delegations from the ~ lodges in
the district are expected.
Teachers Party
The committe in charge of the
Teachers club party 10 be held next
Thursday will meet tonight. Miss
Barbara Case is chairman and is as
sisted by Miss Amy Josephson, Miss
Agnes Pattison. Miss Clara Leyon-
borg. Miss Margaret O'Neil and Miss
Alice Hayes.
Blues Game on
The Meriden Echoes have cam
celled their scheduled game with the
Plainville Blues for Sunday. leaving
the locals without a game at present.
1t 10 the second time Meriden team
has run out on Plainville during the
present season. The Blues would
like game for Sunday either here
or Afield.
D. S. b. Meeting
A meeting of Trumbull Star lodge.
o. S. B.. will be held in Legion hall
at s o'clock tonight. All members
are requested to be present. as inn
portant matters will be discussed.
ShanDt TNn 'COOnS
Herbert Dow and Charles w.
Diggle today were exhibiting two
fine racoons which they shot yester-
day In Southington. The animals
weigh over Is pounds apiece and
are exceptionally sleek. The men
said that with another dog they
could have bagged six 'coons.
Notes
Joseph Marine of New York city
is visiting his brother. Philip Mar
inc of Hough street.
Leonard Wilkinson will represent
Plainville at the Connecticut Head
masters round table in Pennington
tonight.
The general committee in charge
OF the card party to be held at the
Church OF Our Lady of Mercy on
Friday, November %. will meet al
the church tomorrow evening.
Frank Gilbert of Mountain View
is suffering from a broken rib, which
he fractured Tuesday when tree
which he was telling struck him.
MIR. John II. Trumbull Of Farm.
ington avenue was the guest Of
honor at a meeting of the Woman.
Relief corps in Southington THU
afternoon.
The town plan commission vii
meet Monday night 10 consider tn.
proposed widening of West Mair
street.
The annual Congregational church
fair will come to a close in the parish
house tonight.
The regular mid-weck prayer
meetings will be held this evening
at the Baptist. Methodist. and Ad
vent Christian churches. At thu
Baptist church the meeting will b'
followed by a rehearsal of the pa
geant.
Rehearsal This Evening
| There will be a rehearsal of tn;
Safety First cast at the Grange hal
Friday evening. November Is. at
o'clock. All members are asked t.
be present promptly.
Middle aged woman wanted 10
housework. Can 60 home nights
Call 275, Plainville.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
misunderstanding

Due to a misunderstanding It was
enormously stated in last evenings
paper in the account about the acct
dent between Mrs. Anna Barnard Of
kensington and P. NJ. Boyer of 1855
Maple street, New Britain, at Up
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
nurse COMMITTEE
TO CONDUCT SALE
Receive Contract From, State
tuberculosis Commission
TO MAKE LARGE DRIVE
Large Attendance at Whist and
Bridge Parly-ChurCll Rally To-
morrow Evening-LOcal Hunters
Meet With SucGcss-1tenls.

It was announced this morning by
the Visiting Nurse committee that
a determined drive would be made
TO make this years sale of Christ
mas seals q record one for the town.
The committee has been appointed
by the state tuberculosis commits
sion to act as its local agent and
through this appointment the nurs-
ing committee will be allowed to
keep IS cents on every dollar re-
ccived from the sale of seals in Ber-
lin and kensington.
In previous years the stamps were
mailed directly to the residents OF
the town from the state commission
but this year the Visiting Nurse conf
nittee was awarded the contract and
therefore will be able to continue
its good work among the children
OF the town providing the people
respond with open hearts to their
appeal. The cause Is very worthy
one and is deserving of the town
support. AS most of the benefits re-
teiyed from the sale Of the seals Will
he given to the town. 1t is expected
that the nursing committee will
meet with great success.
The committee in charge of the
sale of the stamps is as follows:
Mrs. Henry Hooker, chairman; Mrs
u. o. Clark. Mrs. Russell S. Gold
and Mrs. John A. Moore. The seals
will be mailed to the local residents
on Thanksgiving eve.
Party Largely Attended
A successful whist and bridge
party was given last evening at
Iloyd's hall in kensington by the
parish OF st. Paul's church for the
benefit of the organ fund.
The committee in charge of the
party was Miss Ruth Warren, Bertha
Ryan and Mrs. J. A. Moore.
Mrs Florence Welsh was award
ed the special prize Of an unfinished
handmade sewing cabinet. Paul
Giana won the $3.50 gold piece that
was offered as special door prize
The winners in the ladies' games
were as follows: Whist, Mrs Frank
Pierpont, Mrs. John Delowery. Mrs
John F. Seius. Miss Ruth Human.
son. Mrs. Edward Ives. Mrs. F. Var
Gorder. Mrs. NJ. DeMor, Mrs. D
1.aidue and Mrs. X. Hoffman;
bridge, Miss Mary Warren. Mrs. 10,
seph Doherty and Mrs. William
Bernardo.
The prizes in the mems games
were won as follows: James Corr
George Greene, H. Pagan. A. Ros.
from, M. Rostrom. l.. NJ. Mutting
John Delowery. AL Schmidt. NJ. Ken
nedy and NJ. Josephson: bridge. f.
+. Austin. George Wolfer and J. C
Walsh.
The prizes were awarded to the
above in the order in which the,
appear.
IL Meet Saturday
kensington will be represented u
the county swimming meet to h
held at Hartford Saturday. All ID.
local boys who will participate II
the meet are requested to meet IL
front of the Kensington r o. o,
Saturday afternoon at 1890 o'clocl
sharp. Cars will be provided fol
their transportation 20 Hartford.
The local team has always proved
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
BURKHARD7 Death
CASE IS RE0PENED
Driver Will Be Tried Despite
Eloneaion by Coroner
REPUBLICANS SPENT SAL
File Cost OF Elections - Many at
Farm bureau Neutrality-suspicious.
disappointing Herald-RadcliAe
Family Broken Tn.

I
| Grand Juror Charles +. Conlon,
acting at the request OF the state
attorneys office, today reopened the
case of Charles Mataosian of 2s
Wilcox street, New Britain. driver
of the automobile which struck and
killed Arnold Burkhardt OF West
Center street, Southington. on the
Plainville- Southington highway on
Friday night. October IL. This &C
ton was taken in spite Of the find
ing of Coroner j. Gilbert Calhoun Of
Hartford. Coroner Calhoun notifying
the local authorities Saturday that
he could find no criminal negligence
in the case.
Burkhardt was crushed between
the rear OF his own car and the
front of Mataosian's as he was bend.
/, ing over his gas tank in position
which is said to have hidden hia
tail light and prevented Matosian
from seeing his machine. DR.
Charles w. Moody. local medical ex.
aminer. found no criminal responsi.
bility and the coroner later handed
down an opinion which agreed.
| Attorney Lampert Degnan o.
Southington. representing Burk'
hardt's interests, took the matter W
with the, states attorneys Office. /,
is understood, and asked for a re-
opening Of the case on the GROUND
that no witnesses had been heard b!
the coroner. Prosecutor Conlon ha
acted accordingly, and Mataosial
will be given Il hearing in the loca
court at O'Clock Saturday morning
: He will. be charged with crimina
negligence. Judge William +. Man
gan OF New Britain will represen
him.
Republicans Spent san
The republican party spent SAL il
the October and November election
, here this fall, according to tn
statements Of expenses which hav
, been filed with the town clerk b.
Howard s. Smith. treasurer Of tn
, republican town committee. The cx
penSes connected with the tow,
, election amounted to $G5SS. Will
those for the recent national election
came to s375.45. The democrati
| party has not yet filed its expens
a account for either election.
The October campaign brougl
g only two contributions. one of g.
from First Solectman James Simp
son and another OF s. from Henri
: S. Washburn. The party already ha
a balance Of $104.21 on hand.
had spent $.o.6S in serenade O
the governor. IS went for flowers a
the funeral of former town com
mittcc chairman, Mrs. J. Howar
LaField received s. for her service
as instructor. and the balance wa
. spent for advertising, telephone call
and incidrntals.
Henry Trumhull and Mrs. Fran
: 7. Wheeler. with 800 apiece head
cd the list of contributors in the re
cent national and state campaigt
other contributions were as follows
A. A. MacT. cod family. So: r. I
Brastow. So; nr. c. w. Moody. IS
Judge w. q. RYDER. SEQ: s. Gwillin
, s25: W. T. Oldershaw. 81: c.
Norton. $40: Deputy Sheriff f. "
!. Furrey $40: Henry S. Washburr
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
PRESIDENT SINCE 1921

In yesterdays Herald it was stat
ed that +. N. Stanley became presi-
dent Of the Savings bank Of New
Britain Fl years after he entered its
employ as treasurer in 1907. The
article should have said IA years in
stead Of Fl. Mr. Stanley has been
president since 1921.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-07

~. Gail Hart. Chas Pecenka, Val
Folsom. Rhea Clark, J. ]. Oliver,
Chas Bartliff and Dave Schubach
of Harrington.
Mrs. Rhea Clark received high
score prize and Mrs. Clyde London
the consolation. The honor guests
were remembered with beautiful
gifts.
PERkINS-GIBSON
The marriage Of Morgan Gibson
and Miss Lennis Perkins was sol
emnized at 1880 %. M. Saturday at
the home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
Belle II. Perkins on South Broad
way. Rev. J. Grady Timmons Off
cinted.
Mr.. Gibson u well known in Nc
Allen and Is On employe Of Chalk
Bros Miss Perkins was one OF Nc
Aliens most popular girls.
MT. and Mrs. Gibson left later
IN the evening on a short wedding
trip. TO K~ingsville and Corpus
Christi.
COMPLIMENTS VISITOR
Mrs. Less O'Neal was hostess Sat
urday afternoon when she enter
tanned with a bridge party compli-
menting Miss Juanita Buryan Of
Turon. Kans.. who is the guest of
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
(. Boheme of Alamo.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were: Mesdames +. d. Mathis, ]. E.
Leslie. Horace Etchison, v. E. Cook.
Terrell of Arkansas. NJ. H. Laycock,
w. f. Trantham. Earl Williams of
N~acogdoches. La Velle. Rumble, ].
w. sutton Of Houston. Aob Fenwick
and w. J. Boehnke. Lee Green, L.
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Comings, Goings
OF Local People

Mrs. Laura G. Dervin has gone to
San Antonio for a few days.
Mrs. III. G. Rhodes and son Jerome
Pat are here, the guests Of Mrs.
Rhodes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. :.
Hobbs. Mrs. Rhodes was before her
marriage Mis- Patricia Hobbs.
Mrs. III. r. Rathjen Is now in Ash
vile, N. q, where she joined her
husband, who j. stationed there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Jessup have just
returned from a business visit Of a
few days in San Antonio.
Miss Esther May P2tteson IS leay-
ing today to enter the Monticello
Seminary at Godfrey, Ill, where she
will attend school the coming year.
Frank Goodrich leaves tonight tor
Richmond, Va, where he will resume
his work in the law school OF tie
University of Virginia.
Leon Perl goes 70 Houston tomor-
row TO act as best man II the we'd
ding Of his brother Sam Perl.
Francisco Garibay, Jr.s and ms
sister. Miss Malvina, have gone TO
Fremont. where the wedding of Mr;
Caribav to Miss Nicenta Gonzales VIII
take place Sunday morning: MISS
Malvina vii serve as maid Of honor.
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Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas and Ok
lahoma.
Miss Louise Davis left for Hous-
ton Monday night.
Mrs. Harley +. Cope of Annapolis,
Maryland is visiting her brother,
Jack Watts, before returning to her
home in the east. She has been Wis
ting her parents in San Antonio and
came to see her brother here before
going back home.
John Wright has returned from u
visit to Alvin, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0ren Lester are Wis
ting in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Disbrow here. Mrs. Lester rs
a sister Of Mrs Disbrow. The Les
tiers reside in California and they
motored here BY way OF Illinois.
where other relatives reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooks and
son, Chad, are again making their
home in San Benito, after a ~sojourn
Of several weeks In Chicago.
Mrs. j. w. Spradley left Sunday 20
visit relatives ut Gonzales and will
return Saturday.
Miss Mary Sawyer returned to her
home in San Antonio Monday night,
after spending two weeks visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Kyser.
Mrs. B. LeMond is spending this
week visiting relatives at Gonzales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Summers or
N~acogdoches are here visiting Mrs.
Summers sister, Mrs. l.. W. Lilies.
Mrs. Emma Faubion spent Sunday
and Monday visiting reatives at Cor
pus Christi.
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day for Peoria. I'LL. Tor n several
weeks visit.
MI. ana Mrs. Paul white return
I'd SUNDAY from San Antonio
Mr.. and Mrs. III. wv. Sutton and
daughter, who have been guests Of
Judge and Mrs. J.. H. Leslie left
Wednesday for their home In Hous-
ton.
NJ. and Mrs. 4. A. Mcdaniel and
daughter. Mary Ellen returned Mon
day faom Royce City where they
were guests Of Mr.. MeDaniel's moth
or.
cyrgs Richmond. IT.. and Homer
Shaw returned Monday from San
Antonio.
Miss Louise Ellis arrived Sunday
from Evansville to resume her office
duties az secretary 70 Supt. ]. ID.
Braml0tte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Devil and Mrs.
Virginia Cameron spent Sunday Ia
San Benito.
Mrs. Anna Sewer IL spending this
week In Taft. Texas visiting rela-
tives.
Misses Ada Lee Richmond. Lucille
Owens. and Helen Duckworth ana
Messrs. Dave and Junior Richmond
spent Monday nc Harrington.
Mrs. Eta RinRRoid. county DEM
onstrntion agent who has been taxi
ing "a course for the past six weeks
at the school or Fine and Applied
Arts III New York. returned home
SATURDAY. bv boat
Mr.. and Mrs. wv. NJ. Vivrett. ST.,
ard Mrs. Maurice Hardin Of Dallas
spent the weekend at Corpus
Christi.
Mrs. N. L. Woods returned Satur-
day from Kansas City where she
has been visiting for several months.
Mrs. Tom Beels and baby left
SUNDAY night for a visit in Kan
sas CITY.
Myor and Mrs. F. B. Freeland and
son. Bobby. are now visiting in
Hillsboro. ILL.,. after an extended
trim through the north and east.
Mrs. Earl Suttle. who has been
visiting in Waco. and Mrs. Miller
Belding. who has been visiting in
Eckelkamp who have been visiting
in San Antonio returned home
SUNDAY hv automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Culver and
children who have been visiting in
McAllen for several days left Sun
dav for their home in Corpus
Christi.
Miss Dorothy Alley returned Sat
urdav morning from n triD 70 San
Antonio.
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SAN BENITO


ELSTNER-HOLLAND
Miss Frances EIstner, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Casper Esther,
wau married 10 William ID. Holland
IN the All Saints church Neones-
dav morning at z o'cock. Officiat-
inc AZ the marriage service was the
rector. Rev. w. Everett Johnson, ana
~ wa celebrant az nuptial mass
which Immediately followed. A beau
tiful gown az rose beige crepe satin
with hat Of contrasting color was
worn by the bride. On her gown was
a corsage which was fashioned with
roses ard lilics-of-the-valley. MISS
Markoleta Elstner, who was gowned
in a frock Of dark blue with a nat
Of she'll pink, was her only attendant
and is a sister Of the bride. At the
wedding were only a few guests n
immediate members of the family,
whose names were inscribed in h
brides book following the wedding
The organist, Mrs. Johnson, n a
quartet Of singers, Mr.. and Mrs r.
G. Strong, Mrs. James Buck and W.
B. Hinkly. rendered the music Tor
the Mr.. and Mrs. Holland
are 70 spend their honeymoon at
Saltillo, Mexico, after which they
will return to San Benito, where Mr..
Holland will resume his position as
publisher Of the San Benito Light.
Since moving here several years ago
with her parents Mrs. Holland has
been very popular with the younger
society set OF San Belito. Browns
vile, and other Valley cities. She
was educated 1T Beaumont college,
Rarrodshurg, Ky, and ut Denver
university, Denver, Colo. Mr. Hol-
and's home is in Illinois. where MS
mother, Mrs. w. r. Holland, now re-
sides. He was graduated from Wash-
inrton university, st. Louis, Mo.
MIR. AND MRS. LEE H0NORED
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur M. Lee surprised them with
a shower Monday evening at The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Spidle at
Los Fresnos, where the groom for
merly resided. The gifts were pre-
scented 4 the young couple in a red
express wagon, which was appre-
ciated BY the honorees. All joined
in wishing them a very prosperous
future.
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Of
Beth FL Meet

The first meeting Of the new sea-
son was held Thursday afternoon by
the S~isterhood Of Temple Beth FL,
with Mrs. Frances Bloom, the presi-
dent, in charge. Meetings have been
suspended through the summer be-
cause Of heat and the vacation, but
will be continued now, with regular
sessions on the first Monday Of each
month. Some tentative plans for
work 60 be done were discussed, but
nothing definite decided upon.
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wALToN-MATTHEWs

The announcement of the wedding
of Miss Jones Walton. sister of Mrs.
J. f. McAnally Of San Benito, and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Walton of Paris, Tenn, and Mansel
Matthews rs a surprise TO
Miss Walton's many friends Of San
Bcnito, where she was a teacher for
three years. The wedding was SOL
emnized in San Antonio September 4.
Mrs. Matthews is now on the staff Of
the commercial department OF Edin-
burg college. Of which Mr.. Matthews
IA the head. The bride i q gradu-
ate Of Southwest State Teachers
college AZ San Marcos. She has been
working On her M. A. degree this
summer at the University Of Texas
at Austin. Mr.. Matthews has been
attending the same institution. They
arc spending their honeymoon at
Kerrville and other points or their
return. They will resume their du-
ties at Edinburg college and will
compete their university work dur
ing the coming year.