New Britain herald., 1921-09-19

while their opponents received but 6. The Aces had a few errors which were costly. Restilla and Conklin were the battery for the locals while Sawin and Talbot was the battery for the Ameri- can Legion team.
 The Plainville A. c. lost to the Simsbury aggregation in that town yesterday afternoon by the heavy score of IT to '. It was an uninterest- ing game as there weer seven runs scored in the first inning by Simsbury and four by the locals. Griffin and I<ilduff was the battery for Plainville. Simsbury batted IT hits and Plainville slugged out 10.
 Grange Plans Fair
 The annual fair of the PlainVille Grange will be held at the local hall on Wednesday and Thursday, October 19 and 20. The committee in charge, headed by Mrs. F.. T. Carter is arrang- ing for the event. Both floors in the building will be put into use. The bot tom floor will be devoted to exhibitions where fancy work, fruit and other products will be displayed. The top floor will be used for dancing which will be held each evening.
 On the first night, a play will be presented and rehearsals are now under way. A talented cast has been selected. A minstrel show will be in session during the entire two days and the exhibits will be open to the public in the afternoon. Many visiting Grangers are expected to attend There will be a meeting tomorrow night when the fair will be discussed All members are urged to attend.
 Superior Court Case.
 p1oi, I.o superior court at Hartford tomorrow when it opens for the continuance of the June term. Judge Wolfe will be on the bench and there are 1o5 cases to be presented. Of these, four hail from Plainville.
 One of the most interesting will be that of Robert N. Hird of Maple street charged with embezZ1ement at the Plainville Trust company which is al- legged to have taken place last Decem- Der or previous to that. He was ar rested on a bench warrant in June and has been under bonds of S5,0OO which were furnished by his father.
 The other local cases are those of Joseph Edmund of Westwood Park alleged to have assaulted Leon Fal- kowski, aged 16 years, of Mountain View. Edmund was given a hearing in the local court by Justice Merritt c. Ryder and Grand Juror Stanley S. Gwillim and was bound over. Edmund is alleged to have struck the young lad following an altercation in which he claims the lad threw stones at him.
 Manuel A. Pima, a Spaniard, will be charged with alleged committing of bigamy. He was arrested some time in June on complaint of wife number two, who is alleged to be living in Massachusetts.
 The other case will be that of w. D. Keene of IS Earle street, Hartford who was bound over on bonds of $1,000 following an accident on the Forestville road which resulted in the death of few months old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. c. c. Hintz of Bristol.
 Voters Made.
 The selectmen and registrars of voters were in session at the Town Hall Saturday for the purpose of ad- the voters oath to all per- sons eligible in the town to cast their ballots at the election of town off, cers on October 3. There were 20 men received and but one woman.
 Post Meeting Tonight.
 The members of the Brock Barnes post are notified to attend a meet