New Britain herald., 1929-06-13
ALASKAN PICTURES
 ID BE SHOWN HERE
Joseph Lamb to Give Descrip.
 toa Of Hunting Trip
TROPHIES ON EXHIBITION
1ustnessmen to Clash With Trum. ball Nfne-Girl Scouts to Receive Pins-Marriage of Local Man An nuled-Other Items.

nule0-Othef Items.
 Plans have been completed by the Ladies Aid society of the Plainville' M. E. church for the presentation of moving pictures in the church on Monday evening at S:15 o'clock by Joseph Lamb of New Britain, gen. eral superintendent of Landers, Frary & Clark. MT. Lambs pictures will be based on his hunting trip to Alaska last summer, when he and a number of other prominent men made a search for the famous Alas kan Kodiak bear. This type of bear is said to be one of the largest of its species in the world, and MT. Lamb was the only member of the hunting party to be successful in killing one.
 Their trip was made at consider able expense and attracted great deal of interest around this part ol the state. Mir. Lamb has been in constant demand since his return home, and the local society is for tunate in securing him to come to plainville.
 The film is lengthy and gives q very vivid picture of Alaska and iti wild animal life. Besides showing the pictures, Mir. Lamb will give complete story of the entire triE and will explain the scenes in tho picture as it is shown. He will also bring with him the skin of the ko' diak bear he shot and number o other interesting trophies.
 Hundreds of people in New Brit ain have witnessed the presentation of the picture since Mir. Lambs re turn and have been impressed b. the experiences which the huntini party went through. The trophies themselves are we'll worth seeing.
 Legion Plans
 At the meeting of Brock -Barne' post, American Legion, on June Is plans will be made for the Hartford county American Legion meeting which will be held in Plainville or July .3.
 This Sunday large delegation ol local Legionnaires headed by Com mander Theodore Fanion will go tt Noroton to assist in the dedication of the new room provided by tht state department of the American Legion through contributions made by the various posts in the Soldiers home The auxiliary will be repre- l I,, ipresident
 At the next meeting there vii also be a discussion on the plan for the annual carnival.
 Most of the details in connection with the junior legion baseball tean have been completed by Past Com mander James Paul. manager of tn, team. The makeup of the tear has been decided upon and peti' tion officially entering the team i: the league will be filed with Harry e. Jackson of New Britain. chair man of the league, before Saturday The Legion post hopes to have g strong representative team in tho circuit this season.
 Advent Church
 The regular prayer meeting of the Advent Christian church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock. The reg. ular quarterly business meeting will be held after the service.
 On tomorrow evening at s o'clock the members of Y. w. A. will pre- sent the missionary drama. Two Masters" at the home of Miss Mar ion Smith of 33 East Broad street All members and friends of the Ad- vent church are cordially invited tc attend.
 Withhold Decision
 Judge John R. Booth of superior court withheld decision in the trial of Anthony Santucci of Plainville !against~ John F.. Babson of Spring held. Mass. for S15.o0o damages up- on the completion of the trial yes terday. The case hinged upon re- lsponsibility for an automobile acci- dent on Whiting street Plainville on February 3. when Santucci was