New Britain herald., 1922-09-26
BUSY SESSION AT
 TOWN HALL OFFICES Two Court Cases, Sewer Commit. tee and Firemen Crowd Corridors WATERBURY MAN IS FINED
Anna Schwcnk Of This Town Niarries Joseph Hughes of Hartford-Brock- Barnes Post Will Hold Special Meeting Tonight-Items.

Meeting ToniGht-Items.
 Never before in the history of the
 town, with the exception of at cleo ton times. has the town hall present.
 cd such crowded condition as it did
 last night when practically every
 room in the building was occupied and
 some business was being transac acted.
 In the court room. Judge Merritt O.
 Ryder and Prosecutor Stanley S..
 Gwillim were trying Alex Laskowski
 Of New Britain for reckless driving,
 when he ran into the car owned by
 Sam Greenberg on the New Britain
 road. In the selectmens office, the Plainville sanitary and sewer district
 committee was discussing the need Of
 a sewerage system in the town and in
 the probate court room, Judge Ed ward r. Prior and Prosecutor William
 J. Foran were trying Antonio Selundi of Waterbury for assault upon Mike
 Iarillo of this town. The f1remen wers holding meeting in their rooms. The l library doors were thrown open in or l der to accommodate the large number l of witnesses called in at the trials. There was very little room left for the spectators who came to hear the cases and those who did get in were /! the "early birds" The corridors were crowded and all ears were strained to I hear both trials which were going on | at once.
 New Britain Man Discharged The case of Alex Laskowsky, for alleged reckless driving was an inter- a,,1 called. Alex was charged that on the day of September 14. he ran into an | automobile owned and driven by Sam Greenberg. also of New Britain which l resulted in damages to Greenberg's car on the fender and front The crash occurred v~ar the stone quarry on the New Britain road Greenberg | brought the charge against Laskow- sky and the New Britain man was ar rested on a warrant served by the po-
 lice of that city After all the evi- dence was presented. Laskowsky was discharged.
 Waterbury Man Fined
 Antonio selundi, of Waterbury was fined $5 and costs by Judge Edward r. Prior for an assault upon Mike Iarillo of this town. The argument started Sunday afternoon at Rock , wells field, when the Waterbury man is alleged to have resented the ac- tions of Zarillo in putting a crowd Jack at the ball game and struck him. Zarllo is suffering from a split lip { rom the fracas Attorney Patrick F. McDonough was counsel for Zarillo.
 Bremen Meet (
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 ases was being conducted on the sec q ond floor of the busy town hall las1 | night, the Plainvile Hose company F held its meeting as called and discuss { ad the plans for going to Windsor | this Saturday. The firemen of that [ town will hold a big field day with many events and the local company ( will attend and enter the competi- i, tons. They will be accompanied by f the Plainville Fife and Drum corps W who will march with them in the par F ade. .
 Sewer Committee Meets
 The Plainville sanitary and sewer district committee selected a bad time q for their meeting last night but never n theless managed to hear themselves z the sewer question of the f, town above the din of the other trials h going on and the talk of the specta- :. tors in the corridors, Frank T. IT chairman, reported today $, that the matter of looking over the Y, nap of the town was the main issue M of the session last night The map k., measures six feet square and shows Il he exact high and low spots in Plain ~ ,ille which make it very difficult to install a sewer unless some method ,an be made which would allow for one or more basins S disposal ends ~ The committee would like to post the le nap in a public place that the people | nay get better idea of what the Ill own Is up against but the size of the ce nap does not permit this, u'
 Hughes-Schwenk B st
 Miss Anna Elizabeth Schwenk, laughter of Mrs. Louise A. Flanders, ,f West Main street, Plainvile, and III Joseph c. Hughes Jr., son of Mir. and 10 Mrs. Joseph C. Hughes, of Hartford. tn we're married yesterday afternoon in N he rectory of St. Josephs cathedral Tn t Hartford. The wedding ceremony VI vas performed by Monsignor T. r. te )uggan. Mir and Mrs. Hughes were -ttended by Miss Georgianna E. Booth Of # this town, and Deputy Registrar of ye foters Frank H. Burke of Hartford. ol
 Mir. and Mrs Hughes will make or heir home in Hartford following a m wedding trip. Mr Hughes is employ d at the office of the registrars of al oters at Hartford. eN
 Special Legion Meeting bl Commander John Guiden of the VI ,rock- Barnes post, has called a spe- co ial meeting to be he'd this evening at tn :S0 o'clock at the American Legion te ooms on Pierce street. Commander tic ;uiden wishes all members to intend s business of great importance will e transacted Al There will also be a meeting tonight f the American Legion auxiliary at M he Legion rooms The members are TO II asked to bring a piece of material w