New Britain herald., 1930-11-17

Hartford, having successfully pass ed her examinations pertaining thereto. Miss Morgan is q graduate of Hartford beauty culturet school
 Great AIixup and Trouble Two United States army privates orderlies at the Walter Reed hos pital in Washington were assignee to escort Roger DiNarde, q patient at the hospital, 10 the home of hi. brother in Plainyille, where it was intended he should make his homs When they arrived here Saturda4 night about r o'clock, Rogers brother refused to take him in.
 This marked the beginning Of 4 number of surprises for Alex John son, one of the privates. The refuEu of Rogers brother to take hun 1T presented the first difficulty. He ha1 been mental case ot the hospita. and it was on the grounds that h. did not show signs of being cured that his brother refused admittanc- to his home After a lengthy talk. the two prl yates went to New Britain police au thorities and told of their predica- ment. It was arranged 10 have Roger remain in q cell during th night.
 When the prjvatas were sent hers, if was with the expectation that Roger would be taken n by his brother. Consequently, only two round-trip tickets were purchased Johnson was faced with the prob lem of getting the three back 10 Washington on only two tickets The two priNates went 10 bed in q New Britain hotel Johnson awok about ?. m, yesterday and dlscoN cred his conpanion was ot in bed. He called police headquarters t2 find out how Roger was getting on thinking his companion was ou. about the city
 Police informed him, however . that Roger had been released to the other private al 10 q. III, and had caught a train at Berlin. he result was that Johnson was strandel without ticket Finally Sergeant { T. J. F'eeney. remembering army regulations. reminded Johnson ttIt he could apply at the nearest e cruiting station and apply for transportation back to Washington.
 Johnson did this ard went his belsted way in no hurry 10 ses PIainville Or New Britain again, Aces to Practice
 The Pl2Iniile aces will hold a practice this evening al $50 o'clock. All members Of the football team are requested to be on hand. After the practice, an important meeting will he held at o'clock. Club members are asked 10 be on hand as there are many topics to be discussed. The Aces will play a benefit game on Sunday, November 30, win the New Britain West Ends al the local | gridiron. The Aces are scheduled 1 10 meet the Maple End Juniors Of Bristol next Sunday on the local field
 i Doctor in Suit
 i Sut for damages Of $1-5 has been brought by x, [. Mag G1 Sons Of ] New Britain through Attorney EI- ward A Mag against Dr. l., H. Frost 1 and Edith Frost of PlainyiIle. The writ is returnable in the city court of New Britain on the first Monday in December at 10 o'clock. Property owned by Edith Frost on West Main street has been placed under at- tachment by Deputy Sheriff Martin H, HorNilz of New Britain who served the papers.
 Important Meetings The Girl Scout troop committee will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms on Pierce street.
 The first meeting Of tho Etude 1 club will be held at the White studio at , Pennington avenue on We'd nesday afternoon at 4:t5 o'clock A 1 pleasant program has been arranged by the pupils of Albert White
 The We-Uns club will meet this evening with Miss McGihbon of Broad street.
 The November meeting Of the l Plainville Garden club will bc held Wednesday evening at 745 o'clock at the home Of Miss May Morgan of g Clark street Benjamin Getcheil will be the speaker, giving 3 talk on i pools.
 Books On Display
 The books donated by Misses tiary 1 Lyon Wright and Harriet Sabca Wright for the chlldran's depart mcnt in the new library are now on display in the wlndow of Castles store in the Russell block The col i lection is Q very yalua hle one and l has been arranged in the window so that each book can be seen sep oratslr
 The gift Of the former Plainvi1Ie
 women has caused much favorable eomment and it IS expected that
 esny will take the opportunity to jew the display
 Briefs
 Telephone girls from PlcjnvIile. New Britain Pennington. Bristol and Southington will hold theater parties this evening and tomorrow night at the Strand theater.
 Edward J Burns Of Torrnston las sold ten lots in Homestead