New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

- SSNAOo U0CCoetu8" ooO NUu~ nineham was found guilty Of driv- ins while under the influence" and received . Ane of 1lOo snd costs of 117.31. Clark was assessed 15 aud costs of s1o.e1 on . simple charge of intoxication.
 Town PIanners Loalk Ahead
 Tho town plan commission is looking ahead to | busy winter. be- ginning with an important meeting on December 10. Ono of the mat ters to be taken up is tha. Of . building line on Farminston ave- nue. where there is none at pres ent. The commission has had to wait for the state highway depart ment to fix the street lines here, as the road is . state highway. These have now been set. and tho con- mission will take the states street lines as the basis of its maps. The fixing Of similar lines of Kent. Mill ford and Woodland streets will also be taken up.
 John E. Lamb has been reelected chairman and Francis T. Wheeler secretary of the commission. Tho other members are William A. Cas- sidy. Thomas P. Prior, James A. Eaton. Roswell c. Hart and First Selectman James Simpson.
 Married Last April
 Mir. and Mrs. John Fitzsimmons of Byfeld, Mass, announces the marriage Of their daughter, Miss Della Fitzsimmons, to Howard J. Ryder. Jr.. son of MT. and Mrs. Howard J. Ryder of Pennington avenue. Plainville. The wedding took place last April shortly before Easter.
 Mrs. Ryder Is | teacher in Hart ford. Mir. Ryder is connected with the Pillsbury Flour Go. of Boston. He formerly lived in New Britain and graduated from New Britain high school in 1924. The couple will make their home in Cambridge. SCouts Receive Awards Plainville Boy Scouts were out In force again at the meeting of the New Britain council court of honor in that city Wednesday night. The following local scouts won merit badges: Elmer Maynard. Troop 33, handicraft. pathfnding: Howard Burgess, Troop 1. Plainville, handi- craft; Robert Uhser, Troop 1. Plain. vile. handicraft, personal health (pending), carpentry: Alden Keel, ing, Troop 1. Plainville, conserva- ton; Roy Weldon. Troop l, Plain. vile, agriculture. civics: Edwin Hills. Troop e4. reptile study marksmanship; Albert Miller, Troor 1. Plainville, camping.
 A new method was adopted al the court. allowing tho PlainvilI, and Berlin scouts to receive theil awards first so that they might leave and reach home at an early hour. No Red Cross Report
 While very satisfactory progress is being made in the annual Ret Cross drive here. there is nothing definite to report yet. Chairmat John E. Lamb of the local brancl said today. About t1oo has beer collected by w. A. Bailey throuef general solicitation, but no reportl have yet been received from tn, factories, where the bulk of worl is done. It is hoped that when tE, campaign ends tomorrow the %o' mark set | year ago will have beer exceeded.
 Putting in Subway
 The Southern New England Tele phone Co. is installing . subway ol Whiting street in front of tho pos office and across into Maple street It's wires will be carried under ground in this section hereafter.
 Annual Christmas Sale
 The Ladies' Aid society of th' Baptist church will hold its annua Christmas sale of fancy and usef,, articles and food on Wednesda' afternoon and evening in tn church parlors.
 Mrs. A. D. Kendrick, wife of tn pastor. and Mrs. E. W. Farrai president of tho society. will hay general supervision Of the affair. as sisted by the following committees
 Food, Mrs. H. B. Stillman. Mra James Webster. Mrs. c. E. FenneI and Mrs. William Hill: fancy work Mrs. R. SederSren, Mrs. H. W Barnes. Mrs. A. Farrar and Mrs. 4 J. Miller: aprons. Mrs. C. J. Morse Mrs. c. H. Plumb and Mrs. Wy men: utility table. Mrs. Irving I Tyler. Mrs. Austin McDunnah ant Mrs. Beach: candy, Mrs. Verno' Granger. Mrs. c. H. Bronson an Mrs. Leach: chiidren's table, Mrs. A W. Thomasen and Mrs. Ladd; te liable. Mrs. C. A. Bunnell and Mir, Johnson: decorations. Mrs. A. W lThomasen.
 Family Reunion
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