New Britain herald., 1929-08-12
PLainuille Neus.
MRS MARY ] BOOTH HONORED AT PARTY
Will Observe 18th Birthday An-
 niVeTSaTy Tomorrow
RECEIVES MANY GIFTS

Mrs. Anna Arcari Des at St. Fran
 cis's Hospital-Locaf Drum Corps
 Captures Pri2e-Mcn Arrested
 After Fist E1ght-Itcms.
 More than GO relatives and friends of Mrs. Mary J. Booth gathered it | the home of her daughter, Mrs. George F. Orvis of Shuttle Meadow road, yesterday in honor of her 18th | birthday anniversary, which she will celebrate tomorrow. Mrs. Booth re- i ceived many beautiful gifts, includ- ing a purse of money.
 Mrs. Booth was born in Plymouth on August 13, 1S41. Before her ! marriage she was Miss Mary Thomp- son. She was married in Plymouth on Aprlle 2S, 1868.
 More than 40 descendants of Mrs. | Booth were present at the celebra- 1 tion yesterday, including over S3 i grandchildren and great-great- l grandchildren in addition to her seven children.
 Mrs. Booth is well known in Plainville and New Britain and has a large host of friends. She was the recipient of many tokens and wishes of good health yesterday. The day was a very happy one for Mrs. Booth, her cup of joy being filled by the presence of all her fam lily.
 Mrs. Anna Arcari Mrs. Anna Arcari. 5S, of 95 Broad street, died Saturday evening at 10:45 o'clock at St. Francis's hos pital, Hartford, where she was ad- mtted for treatment on Friday. She was born in taly and resided iH Plainville for 27 years. She was d member of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy and was one of the most prominent Italian residents of Plain- vile.
 She is survived by two sons. ] Frank and Sebastian Arcari. both of Plainville, and three daughters, Mrs. Leonard Posa of Waterbury, Mrs. Paul Narrone of Plainville, and Miss Mary Arcari of Plainville.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Burial will be in St. Josephs cema- tery.
 Carnival Details Completed
 Commander Theodore Fanion of Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, has completed plans for the annual carnival of the post to be held Wednesday, Thursday, Friday : and Saturday on the Whiting street grounds. Various committees have been working for several weeks in making the necessary plans and de } tails for the affair.
 The members of the committees are as follows: General chairman, Theodore Fanion; finance, Carl Nil son, chairman, and Thomas Prior: refreshments, Frank Radcliffe, char man, and William Cunningham booths Frank LaVasseur, chairman. George Farrar, Martin Foran and George Seymour; entertainment. | ii'NbOiC l tlliIOll lllGItlldlluISA ,, Pierce Clark. chairman, Ralph Thrall, Clyde Brooks and Charles German; publicity James F. Usher.
 There will be special features on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. A number of good boxing matches have been arranged for the latter night
 Returns Home From Hospital
 Harold Lamb, son of Mir. and Mrs. Merton J. Lamb of Redstone Hill, has returned home from the New Britain General hospital, where he underwent treatment for frac- tured right arm which he received while al play at his grandfather's home on Broad street Thursday aft ernoon.
 Arrested After Fights
 Two fist fights that took place in the center of inc town Saturday re. suited in the arrests of three men.
 One bout of short duration took place between Johnny Gnazzo and Sam Fables. George Schubert ar rested both men on charges of breach of he peace and assault anI notified them to be in the town court Cn August 20.
 Hardly hal the smoke of battle Icleared away from the first fray when. if is alleged, Joseph Cnlenlo Of South Canal street walked up to John Wisavage, who was standing on a curb, and with a well aimed blow strucll Wisavage on the nose and broke it. The injured man was at tended by pr. George r. Cook.
 A warrant was issued for the ar rest of Caliendo who was found short time later asleep on a cuch by Constable Schubert in the home or his uncle. He also will be ar raigned in the town court on August 20 to answer to charge of breach of the peace and assault.
 Visits Here
 John Coolidge, son of former Pres