New Britain herald., 1921-12-12
PARENTS FINED
 FOR SONS THEFT
Home Of Mrs. Frank Messenger
 LOOted
SKINNER IN AUTO CRASH
GwiIiim-Taylor Engagement Announce cd-EoOtbaIl RcSults--i}rOvS-l Barnes
 Post To Elect Officers At Meeting YOnight-ltcmS.

James and Vito Voardi of Poverty | Hill were tried in the local court Sat urday by Justice Merritt o, Ryder and Grand Juror William J. 'oran to an- swer charges of theft against their children. It is alleged that the boys of both men had entered the summer home of Mrs. Prank E. Messenger of Worcester, Mass, which is situated on the same street as the Nolardi farm. The men were both fined $j and costs which amounted to $20.1o.
 The arrests were made by State po- licemen Coan and Chapman follow ing a complaint entered by Mrs. Messenger of the series of robbcries committed at her home, An inVesti- gation at the Noardi home discovered a number of books which were the property of Mrs. Messenger, but that was all that was unearthed. 1t ar- pears that there have been others ih- volVed in the series of entries at the home as the house had been practi- cally cleaned out. Every bit of furni- ture with the exception of two heavy stands, presumably too heavy to car ", a large desk and the stove, had been removed. Even the stove pipe had been stolen which gives one an idea of the cleanup. The home was also damaged considerably as the cul- prits made their exit with the turni- ture and scratched the walls with deep gaShes.
 Skinner in Accident. George Skinner of Broad street. had q narrow escape from serious injury last evening when he was struck by a truck owned by the New Britain Dairy company of New Britain, at the corner of Whites Crossing and the l New Britain road. MT. Skinner was accompanied by his parents at the time and fortunately neither cccu- pant was injured although the To- cal young man was considerably daZ- ed for some time. The dairy truck was in charge of John Maguder of Broad street, New Britain.
 IL appears that Mir. Skinner was on his way from New Britain and as he reached the crossing, the truck came out suddenly and is alleged to have sidcswiped the Skinner car. The
 
 with the front wheel of the Paige touring car and smashed it complete t ly The entire left side of the car was also torn away. The running board of the truck was smashed. The $ Skinner car was lowed into plainVille by the Manning Garage men. : The accident is being investigated by the local authorities to ascertain who was to blame. MT. Skinner was driving in the center of the road.
 Football Game A Tie. The fast Plainvillc Crimsons and the speedy RedIands of New Britain, clashed at RoCkwelrs Field yesterday afternoon and played a tie game with the score of to 6. The game was interesting from the start and was hard fought by both sides. The New Britain team was strengthened by seN- cral High school players of that city , including Captain Murtha, Connolly and O'Del. The game was to have } settled the championship of this vicin- ity and it is possible that another will be held. This is the first time { this year that any team has scored on < the Crimsons.
 GwilIim-Taylor Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pindar of | Wethersfteld, have announced the en- ' gagement of their daughter, Mrs , Edith Pindar Taylor of that town, to Stanley $. Gwillim of Plainville The . announcement was made at a dinner recently rendered to the members of 7 the Thimble club of Windsor. Post Election Tonight
 The annual election of officers of the l Brock Barnes Post will take place at its meeting tonight. All members are requested to attend. A report on the . recent fair held at Gridley's Hall will also be made
 Martha Rcbckah Sale Tho Martha Rebckah lodge will hold it's food and fancy article sale Wednesday afternoon of this week at the vacant store in the Neri Block at Central Square The sale vii con- , mence at o'clock. In the evening an entertainment will be held at the odd Fellows Rooms.
 Leave Tor South James Pompcy and Antonio and Phillip Lippia, have left for trip to the south where they plan to spend the greater part of the winter months. The three men will visit Virginia and North and South Carolina where their , former homes were. The men are tn- gagged in the market gardening busi-
 ness in this town.
 , Must License Dog
 Ernest Blis2zccki of Mountain View
 was ordered to have his dog lincensej
 by Justice Merritt O, Ryder and Pros.
 ecutor Stanley $. Gwillim following ar