New Britain herald., 1922-03-30
THOMPSON ORDERED
 TO LEAVE GARAGE Is Served With Papers to Quit June4
 WILL FIGHT PROCEEDINGS
r. '. iinilork and Ernest Farrar Dis solve Partncrship-Mrs. Francis Reach Dies at her Homo on Church Street This Morning.

ot Whll.nG street. has bccn served with papers by Patrolman E. w. Fur roy 10 leave his place of business by June IA, The papers were issued ,n the action taken by Mrs. Lucia T. Newton of Whiting street, owner Of tho building Thompson occupies. and Fred l.. Renzon. who is acting at sorney for the Newton estate. Mir. Thompson, however, will fight the 'Nictlon proceedings on the grounds that they arc not legal. while The owner of' the property declares that the occupant has violated clause in the lease givon ,lm.
 A hearing is 10 he held in the local court on next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Mir. Thompson has se- cured Attorney ?. tF. McDonough of New Britain as counsel, while inc plaintiff will he represented by Law yers Pierce and Pierce Of Hartford. Judge Edward r. Prior will hear the "ase.
 Tho Plaintir's Story.
 According to the story of Mrs. Ben -on. Thompson has not paid the water rent duo on the place for rome time. Mir. Thompson has been in the place for the past five years and his lease expires in June. The lease calls for payment of water rents and other minor repairs. Benzon says. The owner ot the building has been sent statements by the Plainyille Water company for q bill alleged to have o,,I months. This bill was forwarded to Thompson as it increased, but the plaintiffs claim he has neglected to nay it. He was approached on the natter on several occasions and final v forwarded a check for the amount lue. Benzon says. The rent came du" again and this time amounts to $2S. it has not been paid and :he owner of the building and her representa- tive spoke to Mir. Thompson about t telling him that prompt payment: must be forthcoming. they say. Final " Mrs Newton and Mir. Renzon re- sorted to the legal proceeding of put ting him out.
 M-. Thompsnn's Story.
 In presenting his side Of the case Mfr. Thompson declares he is not aware of .he reading in the clause .e yardin- the right to evict him as long as he pays his bills. no matter ho" long he waits. He admits there i' water rent due now, but intends to pay it when the time comes. The lease he now holds. reads to the ef feet that he has the right to renew il again in June for another period Of five years if he wishes to do so. he says This was understood between both parties, he says, when the pa pers were drawn up five years ago. The first notice he had of the legal proceedings to put him out was when ihe writ was served him by Patrol nan l'urrcy.
 Dissolve Partnership.
 r. J. Hallock and Ernest Farrar, iocal blacksmiths and repair men, will dissolve partnership the first of April Both men have been in business for the past four years and have shop on Whiting street. Mir. Hallock will operate his wagon building and re- pair business in the same building and will occupy half of the floor space. Mir. Farrar will continue his horse shoeing and blacksmith work and will retain his present room in the shop.
 Mir. IIailock intends to put in some and has purchased a Universal Woodworking machine, made by the Sydney Machine Tool company of sydney, Ohio. The ma chine is on it's way now and is ex- pccted to roach here soon It will be operated with an electric motor, It is connected with q hand saw. rip saw. cup off saw, jointcr, shaper. rounder and boring machine. Mir. Hallock purchased the machine at cost of $5oo.
 Mrs, Frances Reach
 Mrs. Frances Reach, aged 72 years, died at her home on 33 Church street at S.3o o'clock this morning. She had been ill about a week. Mrs. Reach would have been 73 years old on April 12. Sic Hts born in New ark, N. J.. and mala her home here the greater rart Of her life. She is survived by four daughters: Mrs. l.. A. Roberts of Springfield, Mass; Mrs. Jennie l.. Northrope, of Plainvile; Mrs. J. w. Flynn, of Plainville, and Mrs. R. E. Loller of Stratford, Conn. A granddaughter, Mrs Frances St. Germain, lives in Springfield There have been no funeral arrangements vet. The Funk Undertaking company of Bristol, is in charge
 Asks For Guardian
 Judge Merritt Q. Ryder has been petitioned to appoint new guardian over Rose Maietta, aged 10 years of this town. Michel Maietta, of Plain- vile, brother to the girl, appealed to I ,awyer David l.. Nair of New Britain to have his father. Ella Maietta who is present guardian, removed. The brother states that his father is unfit to care for the girl. The father lives in New Britain. The brother asks that Mir. and Mrs. Fred Atwater of Plainvillo be named guardians They are now caring for the child. The mother is dead.
 Placon Club Officers
 The Placon club held it's annual with the election Of officers last evening at the home of Russell Scovile They are as follows: Presi- dent, Loyal Smith; vice president. Russell Scoville; secretary. Irving l,inberg and treasurer, Traitor Get oheI.
 .- To Speak At Church
 Rev. Walter McCrann. curate of st Mary's church, of New Britain, will be the Lenten speaker at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Tomorrow evening at 7:3A 0 clock