New Britain herald., 1921-04-22
APRIL 26 SELECTED
 FOR CLEANUP DAY
Town Will Get Annual Bombing
 All Urged to Aid
HEARING ON ASSAULT CASE
Benjamin Phelps Who Assaulted Prin- cipaI Judd Fined-Council Holds First Mccting-NusicaIe Tomorrow Afternoon-ItcmS.

Afternoon-Items.
 The annual cleanup for Plainville will be held on Tuesday. Apr. 26. This date was decided as best by Select man William Johnson, inasmuch as there will be teams handy on that day to carry away the refuse to be left on the street curbing. The cleanup cam paign will be held for one day.
 All people are urged to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce in the annual event.
 F. l.. Benzon has been placed in charge of the drive and has laid stress on the conditions in the back of the blocks. Already some of the residents have started on their own account and the yards are beginning to take on an appearance of having been cleaned.
 The people are asked to place all refuse, not including ashes, in frort of their dwellings on the day set aside and this will be collected by the town at its expense. Collections will be made in districts as made by the officials. The districts assigned for collection are as follows:
 New Britain avenue as far as H. Stillman's house; not st all on Farm ington avenue; as far south as Tom oN uS ldI wcSl dS DOnoIIfld street; as far east on East Broad street to cover the property of the Plainville Realty company; as far south on Washington street as Broad street and as far north on Washing ton street as Hills shop.
 Fined for Assault
 Benjamin Phelps of Bohemia street was fined S7 and costs, amounting to Sl1 in the Plainville town court last night by Justice Merritt O. Ryder. Phelps was charged with assaulting Principal Orrin l.. Judd, of the Plain vile Grammar school. Grand Juror Stanley S. Gwillim prosecuted. Law yer William (F Mangan of New Brit ain appeared for Phelps. The accused was said to have visited the school Monday and struck MT. Judd several times. This was, following a contro- versy over the conduct of his 12 year old daughter who is attending the school. MT. Judd and the teacher of the child, claim that she had been unnecessary unruly and could not be made to behave. MT. Judd repri- manded her for her conduct.
 Council Holds Meeting.
 The newly organized council for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, held its first meeting in the basement
 
 last night. President w. Gallagher presided and gave a short talk It was, voted to name the council "The Roosevelt Council for the Recognition of the Irish Republic" Plans were discussed regarding an appropriate place to hold meetings and one will be selected by the time the next one will be held. An out of town speaker will be secured for this gathering.
 Musicale Tomorrow.
 A musicale will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home ot Mrs. John H. Trumbull ot 39 Pennington avenue for the benefit or the Mount Holyoke Endowment fund. Among those on the program will be Miss Littlehales of New Britain, Mrs. Howard Smith of Plainville, Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher, Miss Alice Will cox, also of this town, and Richard Beckley and Gerald Woodruff of Southington. The program will be varied with vocal solos, flute selec- tions and violin solos. The public is invited to attend. A small admission will be charged.
 Epyorth Rally.
 The members of the Methodist church Epworth league will journey to Kensington tonight where they will make an effort to capture the perfect attendance. banner for the season. The local members will leave for that place on the GAS o'clock car from the center. Rendered Party.
 Mrs. Emily Bernston was rendered i. a surprise birthday party at her homo on Pennington avenue yesterday aft ernoon by several of her friends. Mrs. Bernston is 59 years old and has been a resident of the town the greater part of her life. She received several gifts. Refreshments were served.
 Entertainment Tonight.
 The Cappa Iota club will present it's entertainment and social time ae the Congregational church parlors this evening. Mrs. Ethel Platt Loom- is will present a play The old Fash toned Husking Bee" The proceeds of the affair will be used by the or ganization.
 K. of P. Meeting. Pythian lodge. No. 47, Knights of l Pythias will hold its regular meeting tonight. St Elmo lodge, K. of F., of. 1 New Britain will visit it. The | third degree will be conferred on a i class of candidates. A social time | will follow the work. -
 .ForestviIlc' News. ] There will he a special meeting of | the Welch fire company tonight at ,, it's rooms at o'clock. | Instructions will be givensxhe chill l dren at the close of school this after 1 noon, at St. Matthews church in |