New Britain herald., 1921-06-17
FLAWVUEE WEUN
FUNERAL HERE TOMORROW

Appeals Case-No Baseball Games
 Torrorrow-Docal Couple Married
 Last Nisht-Items of Interest.
 Tomorrow afternoon, the body of Francis Barnes, son of Mrs. Harriet Barnes of Broad street, will be laid at rest in American soil, The funeral will be held from the Methodist church and is being prepared for by Commander Merton Lamb of the Brock Barnes post. which was named in honor of the local hero. The body will be taken to the home tonight, where it will lie in state. Services will be held at the home at 2:So o'clock tomorrow afternoon for mem bers of the family and will be con- ducted by Rev. Samuel Lawson of Springfield Gardens, L. I.
 It will be taken to the Methodist church where services will be con ducted. Interment will then be held at the West Cemetery, Plainville. Commander Lamb is arranging for the pail bearers, the firing squad, color bearers and guards. to accom- pany the body to the cemetery The members of the post will meet at the Legion headquarters at 1880 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in uniform.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brock Barnes post will meet at the home of Mrs. Barnes at 2:So o'clock ta attend the services. They will then march in body to the church and accompany the remains to the cemetery. The Plainville Drum Corps, with untitled drums, will be in the procession.
 Edmund Appeals Case
 Joseph Edmund of Mountain View was fined $7 and costs amounting te about s21, in the Plainviile court last night. Justice Merritt 0. Ryder im- posed the fine. Grand Juror Stanley s. Gwillim prosecuted. Lawyer F. B. Hungerford of New Britain an- peared for Edmund. Edmund, how ever appealed his case and it will be given a hearing in the Superior court at the September term.
 Edmund was charged with assault ing 16-year-old Leon Falkowski of Mountain View He feels. however, that he was justified in striking the lad inasmuch as he had been insulted and had been struck with stones. He is claimed to have warned the young ster to stop throwing at him but the lad did not heed the warning.
 Buys-MiIler Wedding.
 Miss Ethel Miller daughter of MT, and Mrs. Charles Miller of Bank street, and Cornelius Buys, Jr.. were married last night at the Church of Our Saviour at 8 o'clock by Rev. Rob- ert H. Burton, pastor of the church. They were attended by MT. and Mrs. William Buys, as matren of honor and best man. They plan to make their home at 1 Maple street after July 1. MT. Buys is the son of MT. and Mrs. George Buys of Weedford avenue. The couple are we'll known locally and have a large host of friends
 Salvation Drive Reports.
 Chairman Stanley s. Gwiiiin of the local advisory board of the Salvation Army. has completed a report of the recent Salvation Army drive. The report shows a total of sss2.25 has been collected to date. This does not, however, include all of the teams. There still remains two to make re- ports and when these are sent in it is expected to swell the amount to more than s400. MT. Gwillim desires to thank the captains of the various teams for their excellent work in raising this amount as the minimum quota of $500 had been passed. He also expresses his thanks and appre- citation to the community for their ready response to the call fer funds and feels that good work was done regarding the present industrial con- ditions- The cooperation extended Mir GwiIlina and the other officers in the drive gave proof that the town was ready to aid In whatever way it could. Practically every drive ever conducted in Plainville went over the top This was seen again last week when Bundle Day was held. Old clothes were donated to the poor and needy of the town and to the Near East as well.
 Nc Baseball Tomorrow.
 There will be no baseball games held at the local diamonds tomorrow afternoon in respect for Francis Barnes who will be buried at o'clock The Aces had planned to play the Elmwood players at Rock wells Field but this was postponed. It will mean a doubleheader between the two teams when the next game is called.
 The Aces will clash with the fast Dodgers of New Britain at the home diamond Sunday afternoon. Last year the local team was defeated by these players.
 Stacker List Here.
 Postmaster P. J. Prior has posted a stacker list at the posteffiee. He <ai,yad tbis fran, the poEArnrnAnt