New Britain herald., 1920-07-07
Southington Resident Is Also As
 SeSSed on Second Count
LEONARD CASE IS HEARD
Local Man Is Fined on Three Counts Arising Out of Holiday Celebration Grange Observes ChiIdren's Night With Pleasing Program-Briefs.

At a session of the police court last evening the case of Paul Leonard was brought up and given a hearing. Leonard was arrested by Officer Henry Davids Sunday on charges of drunk enness. breach of the peace and car rying a concealed weapon loaded with cartridges. Justice F. P. Prior pre- sided. Leonard was fined s5 on the drunkenness charge. s7 on the breach of the peace charge and S10 for car rying a concealed weapon. He was arrested in Central square by Officer Davids after he had fiourished the revolver and caused a disturbance about the place.
 Henry Kenneth, a resident of Southington, was arraigned on harges of reckless driving and failure to have proper lights on his motor vehicle. The arrest was made by Officer Philip Moreno yesterday morning at the New Departure company plant in Bristol, where the accused is employed. Jus tice Prior imposed a fine of s25 for reckless driving and $10 for not hav- ing proper lights on his car.
 Kenneth, it is claimed, sped through the town at a terrific rate of speed. enda1gerirg the lives of pc destrians who were crossing the road way at the time. He was ordered to stop but ignored the order. He was recognized by witnesses and the ar rest followed.
 Children's Day Observed.
 At the local Grange hall last eve ming the Plainville Grange observed and celebrated Children's Day with appropriate services. An entertain ment was provided by the children Of the various members and a pleasing program was presented. Several piano solos were rendered and violin selections were giN en by Howard Rog- CTS. The children gave a series of taxleaux that were very well present ed. There was a large attendance and the entire affair was thoroughly en- joyed. Refreshments were served and dancing followed. Mrs. H. Low rey of West Main street was in charge of the entertainment. large num- ber of Changers from other towns were present
 Legion Meeting.
 An important meeting will take place this evening at the American Legion assembly hall when the cleo ton of delegates to the state conven- tion at Bridgeport will take place. The convention is to be held on Au- gust 21 and %. A new commander will be appointed to fill the vacancy left by James Usher's resignation. All members are requested to be present.
 Picnic Tomorrow.
 The children of the Sunday school of the Congregational church will hold their annual outing and picnic tomorrow morning when they will journey to Lake Compounce. There are about 200 in all that will attend and two special cars have been char tered to convey them to the lake. They will leave the center of Plain vile on the 10:o5 trolley. The outing will be postponed until Friday morn ing if the weather is not favorable.
 Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow.
 There will be a regular monthly meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs James A. Eaton. corner of West Main and Canal streets. The meeting will com rrence at o'clock.
 Camp Ground Notes.
 The board of trustees in charge of the camp ground activities held meeting yesterday afternoon to com plete arrangements for transportation and otHer necessities for the meeting during the services at the grounds. Professor H. c. Hemn4enway of Northampton, Mass. is expected to arrive Monday morning. He will have charge of the courses in nature studies as we'll as assist in conducting the services. Many visitors arrive each day and several cottages along the streets and avenues are already opened and occupied for the season.
 Town News.
 Rev. E. c. Gillette has returned from Boston where he had been at tending the International convention of the Congregational churches
 John Britney who was injured few days ago while driving his auto. now a patient at the New Britain hospital. is reported as being inn proved.
 Joseph Qualters has rendered his resicnation at the Standard Steel and Bearings plant and has gone to Wal tham. Mass. where he has accepted position.
 The Eastern Land Company has sold a piece of property on Victory Terrace to Mrs. Dorothy Wellins of New Britain.
 H. T. Wheeler of the Trumhull Electric company has gone to Ball Cap mountains. Me. where he will spend a months vacation. Broad street. are receiving congratu- Iations on the birth of son.
 Mrs. F D. Warfeld of Park street, is recuperatirg from an illness.
 Professor and Mrs. Wilbur C. Gran belt. oc West Eirrinia university. have t.,k~n ,hc cott2ge of Henry Bailey on