New Britain herald., 1915-09-20
Danger Signals to Women
nominee.

Johnson, tho republican nominee, will run ahead of him he has hopes or getting enough votes to defeat w. C. Hart thus securing a place for himself on the board.
 The following appeal has been prepared and George is delivering handbills on which it is printed: ITO the voters of the town of Plainville. There are good many voters in the town who arc dissatisfied with the candidates for first selectman for the election in October. I have served the people fairy well during the past five years and my time expires Octo- Der 1915. The least you can do for me is to give met vote which you can. do by writing my name in the blank space opposite the name of William C. Hart. Yours truly, George S. Babcock."
 Regarding his prospects; MT. Bab- cock said today le expects to get substantial vote. If he don't he in- tends to have no more to say about Plainville politics. Impossible" say his acquaintances.
 Many See Nelson Fly.
 Hundreds of people gathered at Aliens field yesterday afternoon to witness the flight of Aviator Nelson of New Britain in his latest air craft. Mr. Nelson is negotiating for the sale Of the machine to the Italian govern ment and his flight yesterday was for the purpose of demonstrat ting the craft
 The aviator had not given the ma chine a previous trial and he kept it i in the air for but a few minutes yes- terday. His flight was gracefully ! made, however, although some diffi- | culty was experienced in landing | owing to the unevenness of the field. | After repairing a minor break caused | by landing, the aviator returned to | the air and brought the machine back ] to it's starting point. i
 MT. Nelson was we'll satisfied with ! the aeroplane and he expects it will l give excellent service.
 Parkinson Bound Over.
 Harry Parkinson, an old offender l and a nuisance to his family and {, neighbors, was bound over to the su- i perior court this morning as a com mon drunkard, Justice Condell's pa tience having become exhausted as a l result of thetrouble which the ac- CuSed causes at his home.
 Parkinson was arrested Saturday night by Constable Henry David on complaint of neighbors. He was making trouble at his home and | neighbors hearing the abusive lan- guage he was using to his wife and daughters telephoned to the authori- ties.
 In court he made another plea for Ho ha heen rnany,I chances, however, that Justice Con- dell thought a term in jail would serve him best and he bound him over.
 Refused to Pay Fine.
 Rather than separate himself from any money Thomas Welch of Forest vile, arraigned in court today for in- toxication, decided to pay a visit to the Hartford jail and for the next twenty days Seyms street will be his address.
 Welch was arrested Saturday night. He was drunk and disorderly and Officer Marine locked him up. Jus tice Condell fined him s7 and costs.
 Welch had enough money with him to pay the assessment but he refused, expressing a preference for jail. The court was willing to accommodate him.
 Feds Are Champions.
 Hats off to the Federals. They now have the right to claim the baseball championship of Plainville, having defeated the Royals, who were also contenders for the honor, yesterday afternoon at Aliens field. It was the second victory for the Feds and they clearly demonstrated their right to the title of champions. The score of yesterdays game was nine to six.
 Oakes pitched a splendid game for the victors, allowing but few safe hits. He was given good support by his teammates.