New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

William L. Casey of Hartford and Edward T. Casey of Bristol: also i've grandchildren.
 Funeral Of Miss Way
 The funeral of Miss Mary E. Way. a former resident who died Sunday at her home on Pennington avenue. Hartford, was held at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon at the Advent Chris tian church. Rev. Charles H. Mon- bleau officiated, and burial was in West cemetery.
 EOyle-TIarney
 Miss Ann Mary Harney, daughter of Mrs. Martin F. Harney of Stewart street, and Frank Josc.', Boyle, son Of Mrs. Patrick Boyle of Ticonder- oga, N. Y. were married at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at At. Jo- seph's church. Rev William r. Iaf- lin, pastor. performed the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial hign mass Miss Eileen Guckin. cousin of the bride. was maid of honor. and Mortimer Harvey. a classmate of the bridegroom. was best man.
 Following a wedding trip to the Pacific coast Mr. and Mrs. Boyle will reside in New York city.
 Gas Station Hearing
 hearing OH the application of Adolph and Joseph A. Carlson for an approval certificate for a ga1o- line station to be located at 213 Mort h Main sir ,,-tll ln bY1 in hx. city court room at q. m. Thursday. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb and members Of the city council will ps present at the hearing. No objec- ton is anticipated.
 I. o. R. NJ. Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting Of Compounce Tribe, l o. R. M. via be held in Il le wigwam on Prospect street at o'clock this evening.
 Electric Iron Causes Blaze
 Squad and Engine Company No. 1 were called out yesterday after noon for a fire in the home of Patsy Cistulli at South and Seymour streets. The blaze, started by an electric iron left standing on an ironing board with the current turned on. vas eNunguished with chemicals, The damage was nominal.
 Local People sued
 Nincenzo Lirone and Clare NJ. Clark Of this city have been named defendants ia a suit instituted lv Joseph J. Resini of Hartford for Sl,oo0o. Property Of the defendants on Divinity and South Elm streets has been attached
 The case !s returned before the court of common pleas the first Tuesday in May, John s. Bonec of Hartford represents Regini.
 Decorating For the show
 A foTce Of decorators from the "'ilons Go. of Hartford arrived in Bristol yesterday morning and start ed the work of getting the armorv Tn shape for the Progress and Better Homes show which opens at the armory on Thursday night. In ad- alton to the work Of beautifying the large drill hall the same force will install the 5S hooths which will hold the exhibits Of the merchants and manufacturers during the show.
 The color scheme of the decora- tons Will be white and robins egg blue with broad bands of gold. with streamers Of southern smilax. In addition to two large lighting units depending from the ceiling, there Will be literally thousands of small- CT lights twnklins from the strean,- CTS Of smilax. In addition to the white, blue and golden draperies. the booths will be further beautitied with profusion of artificial tulips and other flowers
 some of the exhibitors had a part CT thelr equipment delivered to the armory yesterday. and from now up 10 the time of opening the armorv Will present a scene of great ac- tlvity, as most of the exhibits, both industrial and mercantile, will be of a most elaborate nature. requiring a large amount of work for their Tn. stallatlon. A large majority of the exhibitors have designed spec,aI lighting effects, and d representa-
 " Ni' Di iSeoi LitCtf1C Co., tDC official show electrician, will be on hand all day Wednesday and Thurs day to make the necessary instaila- tions. James E. Collins, local con- tractor who has been appointed of- ficial carpenter, will also be on hand during these two days to assist ln making special set-ups.
 In addition to the special enter- tainment features which have been engaged for the show, concert pro- grams will be furnished by the New Departure band and orchestra.