New Britain herald., 1921-07-12
bIGAMY CASE GOES ID SUPERIOR COURT Portuguese Claims He Has But
 One Wife LOCAL MAN RAPS "B0OZING'

Legion Post Holds Meeting-Fresh Air Youngsters Arrive-Auto Re-
 mains Unclaimed at Garage
 Ladies' Aid Sale Tomorrow.
 Emanuel Pima, a Portugese, aged 30 years was bound over to the superior court on bonds of s2.OOO on an alleged charge of bigamy at the town court last night. Bonds were furnished by Vincent and / Fortuna Roderick of New Britain. | His arrest was due to the activities 1 of his wife who was Miss Eliza beth Bass of this town. She is alleged to have learned that her espoused was married to woman in Cohasset, Mass. Acting on this information, Mrs. Pima got in touch with Constable Philip Marine. The arrest followed when the officer found the man at work yesterday afternoon at the Hart and Hutchinson plant in New Britain.
 Pima denied the two marriages. He readily admitted that he was a former resident of the Massachusetts town but did not know that he was married there. He could speak no English | now thinks that he must have been | induced into some action not under l standing it.
 Local Liquor Opponent | Some Plainville man who signa l himself Observer had been watch | ing the tro1leys come into town carry Ing half and more than half drunks, | a3 he says from Bristol. Ho asserts mat the booze ia being distributed on Sylvester street in East Bristol and asks that investigations be made. The writer takes occasion to upbraid the Chief of Police in Bristol and in so doing demands that the Bristol official take immediate action or he and hls followers will see to it that new chief of police is sitting in the pro- verbal chair in the Bell City. Such arc the contents of the letter.
 Chalmers Unidentified.
 Yesterday afternoon Constable Ma rino thought he had found the solu- tion to the mystery of the unclaimed Chalmers car but the hope waa lost last evening when the supposed own CTS could not identify it. Tho car was abandoned on Sunset Rock road on last Friday.
 New Workers Arrive.
 Seven little children arrived here last night from New York aa tho guests of the New York Tribune and , will spend two weeks enjoying coun- try life. One of tho little "tots'' could not get over the sight of lawn mow-, CT and continued to wonder what such a machine was for. And there
 was one of them that never saw COW.
 1 Legion Plans Social.
 The Brock-Barnes post of the , American Legion will hold an ice
 cream social and festival a week from
 Saturday. The auxiliary to the post ! will aid in this affair.
 Hemingway Nuptials. 7I Harold Hemingway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hemingway of North
 Washington street, and Miss Louise
 F. Roth of Southington were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at z 1:3O o'clock at the Church of Our Saviour on West Main street. The U nuptial knot was tied by Rev. R. H. burton, pastor Miss Bertha Hem ingway was bridesmaid and Richard
 Roth was best man.. The couple left
 for a wedding trip to East Haddam
 ard on their return will live in South
 ington.
 ' Jitney Drivers Trial. The trial of Claynal Ramley, jitney
 driver of New Britain, arrested here
 Sunday for speeding, will be held to- | night in the court room.
 Church Social Tomorrow.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the
 Methodist church will hold novel
 social at the home of Mrs. Frank e | White at the corner of Broad and @ | Whiting streets tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock and there will be ice cream il and cake served at that time. & Plainville Briefs. 3 Joseph Colella is at his home for a # week. He arrived here from Buffalo
 where his band is now engaged play I ing for a carnival on tour. l. Mrs. Alphonse Bordeau and Mrs . ". l.. Cook are spending two weeks al : the Cook cottage at Short Beach. # Francis Le Vasseur and family are l, spending the week at the shore. q MT. and Mrs. Louis Hemingway, Jr. o are spending two weeks in Pough- d kcepsic.
 V Miss Dorothy Sharpe of Maple n street is spending her vacation with s, her aunt, Mrs. Heiman, of Boston e Mass.
 e T. C. Rutland and family are on { 1T motor trip of several days to Lewis
 ton, Maine.
 n Miss Marguerite Farrar of Nortf l. Washington street is visiting relative: e, in Pittsfie1d, Mass
 le T. Joy shas moved from the Ner s. Block on Central Square to Nev t. Britain.
 e Frry Donohue is visiting his sis ' ters on Elm court. to E'-ner Peck, Joe Winniger and Bar D. ncy Mason are on fishing trip tt d Congamond.
 Charles Fisher of Canal street ha l. returned from vacation spent il