New Britain herald., 1920-10-09
STORE WINDOW IS
 SMASHED IN BRAWL
Richard Cafferty Crashes Through
 Charles Hird'S Front Window
NO ARRESTS ARE MADE YET
Republican Womcn's RaUy-Confer- cnce C1oses-POst Office Hours Holy Name Society to MarcI,-EIec- tors Examined-Grantcd Divorce.

tors E-xamincd-SIrantCd Divorce.
 Richard Cafferty Of Bank street, is a patient at the New Britain hospital suffering from serious cuts and lacer- ations about the head and body as a result of being knocked into d large plate glass window last night. Ray mond Clayton, of Maple street is said to be responsible for the accident which happened at Central Square about S:30 o'clock, where the usual gathering of fellows took place. It is a common practice to sit in front of Charles Hird's grocery store. An argu- ment started between the two men and Cafferty. standing directly in front of the window facing the east side, was given a punch by Clayton, according to witnesses. The punch was delivered with such force that Cafferty went against the plate glass, crashing through it. He received 8 bad gash on the right arm and several cuts upon his face and head. Dr. J. N. Bull hurried to the scene and stopped the flow of blood.
 He ordered Cafferty's removal to the hospital where several stitches were necessary to close the cuts.
 No arrests have been made as no complaint has been registered.
 RcpuDIlCan NOmen'S Rally
 Plans have been completed by the Republican women's committee. to hold a big rally for the republican women and men, Wednesday evening, at the Grange Hall at o'clock. They have secured Miss Lucy Price of New York, Journalist, to speak on The women's vote. and the republican party" John H. Trumbull. senatorial nominee for the fifth district, will also speak. Instructions on how to use the voting machines will be given. The rally is open to all men and women.
 Conference Closes.
 The four days session of the Ad- vent Christian conference of Con- necticut and western ssachussettS was brought to a close at Bristol yes terday, win the final day devoted to the interests of the loyal workers. which is the young peoples organiza- ton of the denomination. The at tendance throughout the week has been large and the outlook for the coming year is encourag ging. Many Plainville people have been in att tendance at the daily sessions.
 Post Office Hours.
 Notices have been posted in the post office relative to the hours on Lay oCloptI The stamp window will be from q. m. until 12:30 o'clock noon; the regis try window from 1880 a. m. until 12 o'clock noon. while the War Savings and Thrift Stamp window will be open from 7:3O a. m. until 12:3o o'clock noon. There will be the regular city delivery. and the rural delivery will be as usual
 To March in Parade.
 More than 100 members of the Holy Name society of PlainviIle have announced their intention Of march ing in the Holy Name society parade to be held in New Britain tomorrow afternoon. The focal branch will be in the first division. A meeting was held in the Church of Our Lady or Mercy after the iridium last night and plans were completed for the event. Peter Duffy has been named for the locals. The banner carrler will be Michael Fitzgerald while William Cafferty will carry the nag. Thomas Prior and Daniel Col ms will be the aides of the marshal All members marching will meet at the church tomorrow afternoon at CLOCK and march in a body to the rairoad station where they will boar,! 'he I:"9 o'clock train to New Britain.
 Examination of I..s,o,S
 The selectmon of the town were Ih session in the town clerks office 'ooay from 10 a. m. until D. m. to receive and examine those ouali- ned Tor the electors oath. The hall was filled with women before the opening hour this morning and the 'electmen had their hands full when me session opened. The first three women being duly received and placed on the books AS qualified vol CTS are: Mrs. Emma c Roberts, Mrs. sarah F.. kingsbury and Miss Lillian -. Osborne.
 Granted DiNor
 Mildred swallow Hill, daughter of | NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Morrow of Pierce street. has been granted q di- 'orce from William Hill, formerly of 1 Rockville and Bristol and now d res i dent of Maple street. They Were l married in Rockville. June 23, 1913. md the woman was charged with l ieserting her husband on October 27 ! 1916, after a child was born. She s at present living in Bovina, N. Y The child is now living with Hilrs mother in Rockville
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