New Britain herald., 1918-08-27

Dfatt BOard Officials Report 6u New
 Men Registered Saturday-Expect
 Law Suit to Follow Sunday Auto-
 mobile Crash.
 There was q. meeting of the direc- tors of the Plainville Agricultural as soCiation Inc, last evening in the di- rector's room of the Plainville Trust company. The association was formed recently and incorporated under the statutes of the state of Connecticut At a recent meeting, officers and di- rectors were elected. and constitu- tion and bylaws formed
 At the meeting last night, a com mIttee of nine was appointed to make plans for fair to be held in Septem- Der, preferably on Friday and Satur- day, the 27th and 2Sth. The fair will be held in the new Town hall and the Grange hall. Agricultural products, canned fruits and vegetables, Red Cross work. and handiworI1 of all kinds will be exhibited. No admis- sion will be charged, and the com mittee wishes it to be understood that they will not hold any of the goods to be exhibited. Each person may make what disposition he may wish of the goods he exhibits. Judges will be ap- pointed to award the honors for the best exhibits and prizes may be of fered to the children of the Junior Food Army. All organizations and the public in general are invited to participate in the exhibition.
 Sunday Fighters Are Fined.
 Vincenzo Girolamo and Giuseppe CogHante of Whiting street. who were arrested Sunday by Officer Marine for fighting with a woman, were tried yesterday afternoon. Both were charged with assault and breach of the peace. The charge of assault against Girolamo was nolled, and he was fined $10 and costs for breach of the peace. Cogliante was fined $10 on each count and also ordered to pay the costs of the court.
 Accident May Have Legal sequel.
 Those who saw the results of the autom oble crash at White Oak Sun- day night are awaiting developments with interest. It is said that Adolph Kratze, the driver of the smaller car. will sue Leonard Marchese the owner of the Buick. hearing will be given the parties very soon.
 50 New Men Registered.
 According to the list compiled by B. I. Miller, of. the local draft board, so men registered Saturday. Four men left here yesterday for Camp Greenleaf, Ga: they are the last of the Class IA men in Plainville.
 Tomorrow Is Circus Day"
 Hey, kids, there's a, circus comin' to town. This is the cry that is most popular with that branch of Young America" representing Plainville. The Sig Sautelle Overland circus will ar rive in town tomorrow morning, and Q, performance will take place tomorrow. It is advertised as the largest onc-ring circus in the country. The bills posted in the various stores in town say that the show will take pace at the drill grounds of the State Guard on Pierce street
 Brief Items.
 Top Sergeant J. R. DeVanney spent the weekend in Plainville as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Loren Graham of S2 West Main street. Sergeant Devanney is stationed at Camp Meade and is very well known in Plainville.
 There will be a meeting of the Boy Scouts this evening and all members of the troop are requested to be pres ent Scoutmaster Ackert promises that something of special interest to the boys will be discussed.
 Mir and Mrs. David Hirsch of Church street are entertaining Mrs. Hihsch's sister, Mrs. Rappaport. and niece, Miss Rose Cline, of East Hart ford
 Miss Ruth Ryder and Miss Inez Gladwin are spending a week at In dian Neck.
 Clinton Hamm has resigned his po- sition as agent for the Adams Express company. Percy Miller will take his place.
 The local court of Foresters of America have been appointed as one of the agencies for the sale of Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps in Plainvil1e. They have organized a | for the sales and set their mark at $1,000. They have reached | the $500 mark at the present time. i Many of the mem bers have not turned : in their reports as yet, but at the next ] meeting it is hoped that the sales will 1 amount to s700.
 Letters are advertised at the post !! office for the following: Michael An l derson, Maurice F. Ashton, Mabel F. i BeaYanth, AleXemia Lamotte and Mrs. 1 Harriet Walker.
 ITALIANS RETIRE IN ALBANIA. N