New Britain herald., 1930-06-09
quested to remember these dates.
 Garden Club Meeting

Garden Club Meeting
 A large attendance is expected at the meeting of the Plainvilie Gar den club tomorrow afternoon at o'clock which will be held in the form Of garden party at the homo of Mrs. Frank Usher of Pennington avenue. Mrs. Usher's gardens will be opened at l o'clock for all who wish to inspect them.
 Dr. Morgan of New Haven, who is connected with the agricultural ex- pertinent station at the Elm City will be the speaker and will use for his topic Soils and Fertilizers" His address promises to be very interest ing and educational All those plan ming to attend arc asked 10 come prepared 10 ask questions in order to learn more about-the planting and raising of flowers
 Killed in Herkimcr
 William Gubbins of Cronk road received a telegram this morning that his one year old granddaughter had been killed last night in Her kimer, N. I. No det.iis were given in the telegram. Mir. Gubbins left at once for Herkimer.
 The baby was the child of Mrs. Florence Gubbins Carney a former resident of Plainville, who is well known in this town.
 Carpentier-D -DelSanti
 Miss Julia DelSanti of Southlng- ton and Anthony Carpenter, son Of Mir and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter of Plalnville, were married this morn ing at 9 o'clock at St. Thomas church, southington. by Rev. Will reception was held in Plainville at the home of the bridegroom par ents. The couple then left on honeymoon and upon their return will reside at their new home on Woodland street. Both are well known in Plainville and Southington among the Italian residents.
 Recovering Health
 The condition of Frank J. Smith Of Forestville avenue, who is con- hned at the Bristol hospital, is greatly improved.
 Two Important Cases
 Albert Higgins of Pennington will he tried in the town court tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock on drunken driving charge. He was ar- rested on Memorial Day morning by Constable George Schubert after his car had struck a parked machine on West Main street, setting it ahre.
 The case of Joseph Porowski of Bristol charged with criminal negli- gence. is also slated to come up for disposal in court but will probably be postponed until a later date.
 Getchell Granted Patents
 Benjamin E, Getchell Of Plainville . has been awarded patents by the United States patent office for two devices he has perfected. He as signed the patents to the Trumbull ! Electric Manufacturing CO.
 One of them was a safety snap switch embodying a thermostatic device for throwing off the switch . under certain conditions.
 The other patent covered an auto 1. matiC safety switch. This also em- bodies a thermostatic feature de- signed to shut off the current when i the line is overloaded
 kobs Wins Army Diploma
 Commencement exercises for the l. National Guard enlisted specialists l class, which yesterday completed q four months course Of instruction at the Infantry school, at Fort Benning, Ga, were held in kriz hall at a. m. today. FCrty-five -commissioncd officers from National Guard organ Eations in 36 states and Porto Rico were awarded diplomas.
 The course of instruction pursued | by the class was a 600-hour course In infantry signal communications i All the instructional facilities Of the l large plant at Fort Benning were . placed at the disposal of the stu dents. Graduates attained proficiency ! in telephone work, radio operation. visual signalling, and message center operation. At the conclusion of the . course members of the class filled . key positions in the extensive man. euvers, which are an annual event . at the Infantry school
 Sergeant Rudolph A. kobs. Head quarters company, 1st battalion, l69th infantry, Plainvile. was a member Of the enlisted specialists class. In the commencement exer- cises today he received one of the . diplomas