New Britain herald., 1930-09-17

day in October.
 The papers were served by Deputy Sheriff NJ. H. Horwitz of New Brit ain and property of the defendant located in the vicinity of Farming ton avenue attached.
 Christensen-WaTT
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Johnson the coming marriage of their daugh- ter, Virginia Frances, to Earl Fred erick Christensen, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Christensen, of Boston. Massachusetts. on Saturday at the Congregational church. A reception will be held immediately following the ceremony for the members O. the immediate family.
 Legion Completes Plans
 A large attendance was present at the regular meeting of the Brock Barnes post, American Legion. held last evening at the Legion hall on Whiting street
 committee was appointed 70 give directions and assistance to Legionnares passing through Plain- vile on their way to the national Legion convention at Boston. James E. Usher was elected chairman of the committee. Signs will be erect ed giving the name of the town and directions to Boston.
 committee. headed by former Commander Theodore Fanion, was appointed to prepare plans for the annual Armistice Day celebration
 Tomorrow evening the post will hold an "open house" for members of the Legion, its auxiliary and all ex-service men in town in connec- tion with the national radio Legion broadcast Of the convention to be held at Boston. Every post in the country is'taking part in the observ- ance.
 Previous to the broadcast which will begin at 10 o'clock, a social will be held at o'clock and card games will be enjoyed. An interesting pro- gram has been arranged. Refresh ments will be served during the eve- ming. The 90 minute Legion pro- gram will be featured by speeches by President Hoover, eX-President Calvin Coolidge, Alfred E. Smith and musical concerts by Legion bands and drum corps. It is ex- pected that the meeting will be largely attended
 It was voted to hold the next meeting September 30 instead of the first Tuesday in October due to the fact that the national convention 1 occurs that week.
 Efforts are being made to secure enough members from the Legion post of Plainville, Southington and Bristol to attend the national con- vention in order that special train may be chartered. The special train Will leave on Sunday, October 5. and stay until Thursday, the last day of the convention. Commander Voloski of Southington, who has charge of arrangements for the special train, was present at last nights meeting to see how many were planning to go from here. Those taking the train will use it for living quarters while in Boston, l sleeping accommodations being pro- vlded Many local legionnares are planning to make the trip in pri- vate cars. Another special train will l leave on Tuesday, October ', the day of the eight hour parade, and will return in the evening. Preparations are being made fo1 the annual election of officers which Will be held on the third Tuesday in October. The installation exer. cises will be held on the first Tues. 1 day in November.
 Playground Voters
 The budget for the year ending August IS, 1881, includes $500 for the maintainance of the playground at the Broad street school. The town has decided to take over the | playground and it remains for the voters to approve of the appropria- tion made in the budget at the ad- | Journed town meeting next month. | The playground was originated by the Plainville graded school as- sociation some years back and it has paid all expenses in connection with it's maintenance. The assoCia- 1 tion requested the town to take over tt playground this year and has offered to donate all apparatus | used there to the town. Only special donations and money realized from a school play enabled the associa- tion to keep the playground going this year. When told that $500 had been placed in the budget for the