New Britain herald., 1919-11-14
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 ID HOLD BAZAAR Annual Event Will Be Staged in
 Irumbull Factory AUTOISTS ARE FINED
AUTOISTS ARE

Penalties for Infraction of Automo-
 bile Statutcs-Party This Evening
 in East Mountain Bungalow.
 The Plainville fire department will hold it's bazaar and fair in the Trum bull Electric com .)any's new factory addition on December 4, and 6, it was announced at meeting of the departm ent last evening. Secretary Fred A Morton unicated With officials of the factory and in reply received a letter from Stanley S. GWillim stating that the company will be pleased to allow the organiza- tion the use of the building for a fair on the nights mentioned ALr. Gwi- linn requested, however, that proper precautions be taken to prevent those in attendance from wandering through parts of the building other than the first floor, where the fair will be held. He added that arrangemen ents may be made for booths and that the company will aid the firemen i'll every possible way.
 It was the sense of the meeting that the company should receive a vote of thanks for it's offer Committees were appointed to advertise the bazaar throughout the state and to have tickets printed as soon as possible. Secretary Morton was instructed to mail invitations to departments in various cities and towns throughout this section of the state, including Forestville, Bristol, Naugatuck, Ber- lin, Bloomfield, West Hartford East Hartford and Unionville
 Entertainments and dancing will he provided each evening. The enter talnments will be put on by minstrel trOupes from surrounding towns. Among the best of these are Nauga- tuck and Southington and it is planned to make an effort to bring entertainers from these towns to Plainville.
 Secretary Morton has mailed notices to all members of the department mo- tl1ylng them that a special meeting Will be held on Tuesday evening to discuss further plans for the bazaar.
 AutOist> Fined Here
 Joseph Demars, of Bristol. was ar ralgned in court last evening, charged With driving an automobile without lights Judge Edward r. Prior inn posed line of $10 and costs and re- mltted nine dollars. Demars was ar rested by Officer Philip Flynn of the state police some time ago and owing to misunderstanding as to the q d. dress of the offender he failed to ap- pear in court on two occasions. He was represented by Attorney Kendall Pierce
 John CalVanese. of Southington, was hned $25 and costs. Abe Belman, also of Southington, was fined the same amount. Belman, who is only l3 years of age, according to his own admission, was driving, an automo- bile owned by Calvanese and in which the latter was riding, on the South hSton road on Sunday, September 2S When nearly mile and a half from PlainVille the car struck and iniured Timothy S. Conway and Mary B. Hil- Hard who were walking on the ex- treme right of the road, according to the testimony. Conway was confined to the New Britain hospital for three weeks. He suffered several fractured ribs and one lung was punctured Belnlan was under the legal age for a driver, the requirement being that the driver shall have reached the age of 16 years. Calvanese and Belman were represented by Attorney H. C. Camp. An appeal was taken in the case of CalVanese and bonds were fixed at $1OO.
 The court session was held up for nearly an hour owing to the absence of State Policemen Mitchell, Philip Flynn and Arthur Pnell. When they appeared they had in custody Peter Austre and kasimer Meicevivz al legged radicals, who were arrested in Ansonia for distributing anarchistic literature. The officers were taking them to Hartford.
 Brief Items.
 Nearly 70 young people will attend party this evening at the East Moun- tain bungalow near Whites crossing Invitations were issued a week ago and many have signified their inten- tOn of being present. Dancing will be enjoyed and refreshments will be served.
 Miss Betty Schwenk has entered the employ of the Standard Steel and Bearings. Inc. She succeeds Miss Gene|ieve Conlin who leaves tomor- row.
 Miss Airline Mills is substituting as -