New Britain herald., 1921-08-02
LALNVlLLE NEWS -S-- - R. R..,TIREESPASsERS II
 ARE GIVEN FINES Youths Also Placed Bolts on
 the Tracks FIVE NEW BRITAI BOYS
Jurymen Selected From Plainyiue-
 Rev. Tanner to Preach at Church Sunday as UsuaI-Granse to Hold --McctinG-Itcms.

Sunday as Usual-Granse to Hold -Mccting-Items.
 Five New Britain youths, rangins in aga from IA to Is years, appeared in the local court this morning to an swer to charges of trespassing on rail- road property and the alleged plac- ing of bolts and nuts on the tracks about mile beyond Plainville, near the Spile bridge. The accused were, John and Stanley Nosiatko, Walter and John 'Gubryski and Val Micha1- owski. Justice Edward P. Prior heard the case while Grand Juror William Foran acted as prosecutor Justice Prior found four guilty of trespassing and imposed a fine of s5 and costs on each. In the case of Michalowski who was apparently the leader. fine of $z5 and costs was given. The youths pleaded guilty of placing a huge bolt on the tracks. The others denied the charges against thenl -. .,
 All five were al,ested about 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Con stable John Conlon, following a com plaint iby Station Master Mulvihill and George A. DeMoor, track super- intendent. MT. DeMoor testified that while passing through Plainyille. and passing a section about mile north of the town, he passed three obstruc- tions on the track. There were two huge bolts and a spike, such as used to- hold down the tracks in the ties. Either of them would prove danger ous to any passing train. Mr. De- viS YH a Y1N work car being operated by Andrew Rosette., The, bolts and spike were placed about 300 feet apart. Pre- viously they noticed the five boys walking! on the tracks in the vicinity.
 Rendered Shower.
 Miss Lillian J. Dodge was rendered r miscellaneous shower last night at the home of Miss Inez Hancock of 3l Fairvi,sy street, New Britain. There were about 25 of her friends present Miss Dodge received many presents If cut glass. silver pyrex and other household needs. During the evening Mrs. Douglass rendered several vocal solos. Lunch was served. Miss Dodge is employed at the Plainville Trust company and is to become the bride Of Arthur Trombley.
 Jury from Plainvflle. @ Fifteen local men have been named ny the jury commissioners as eligible 10 act as jurymen in the courts of the county for one year. beginning Sep !ember l. The following are those named: Alfred D. Cady, Charles H. Calo-, l I7uuila H. Condell. James Eaton, Hugh Flood, John J. Kimmel. Arthur J. l Lynch, Walter T. Oldershaw, Samuel l Pratt, Oliver H. Robertson, Walter Seymour, William J. Simpson, Abnet II. Wadhams, Schuyler F. Williams Franklin F. Frisbie.
 (. .-:.": Registry of Voters.
 l Joseph J. McKernan and William l L.. Cafferty, registrars of voters, have announced meetings at the town hall lon August and August 12, from 12 o'clock noon until o'clock at night to make an enrolment of legal voters. At these meetings any legal voter may | declare his or her own political pref erence and be placed on their respec- itive party lists.
 Grange Meeting Tonight. 1 The Plainville Grange will hold it's regular meeting this evening. The Grange members are planning for l visits to several other Oranges in the surrounding cities and towns, and these will De discussed. 3, .... ' l Methodist Church Notes.
 There will be services at the Plain
 vile Methodist church Sunday morn | ing following the sessions at the camI , grounds for the past several Sundays Rev. James M. Tranmer, pastor, will
 occupy the pulpit There will be no
 mid-week service this week, but one
 will be held next week as usual. z, Issues Challenge. | Manager Homer Hart of the Plain-
 vile Athletic baseball club, has ,ts-
 sued challenge to any team averag-
 ing between Is and Is years of age, ir
 the state. The manager particularly d desires a game for Saturday, August 6. Communications may be directed
 to the manager at 118 East street, ol
 phone 1892
 l. Brief Items.
 Fred Pierce, who broke a bone ir
 his right toe while working at the
 Plainville Casting company last week has sufficiently recovered to resume
 his duties at the plant.
 Miss Dorothy Sharpe of Maple
 street has returned to her home after spending two weeks vacation witt
 relatives in Boston.
 } Miss Lima Moves of Spruce stree has returned from a two weeks va | cation at Freeport, Me.
 George Rich is ill with acute in digestion at his home on East Mai1
 street. Rev Thomas Rooney of Grown , Penn, is visiting his sisters, thu Misses Rooney of Grown street. Miss Ethel Prior is spending l rnnnth,s Nacatinn at Ea irfaeld Conn