New Britain herald., 1922-04-06

Mrs Newton and MT. Renzon before his testimony could be accepted, Town ! Clerk Usher brought in the town rec ords where it WAS established that lIenzon was officially appointed ad- ministrator Of the Newton estate and had power to act as attorney for the same. Attorney McDonough, however further stated that Renzon was not mentioned in the complaint or sum mons as served by Patrolman Furrey for the eviction Of Thompson out of the garage, He read the writ, and II was signed by Mrs Newton. Benzons testimony was overrued again.
 Picrcc's summary
 Attorney Pierce said that he closed the testimony and gave Judge Prior his summary of the case, He as- serted that Thompson had made for feiture of the lease by not paying the bills He pointed out that it was now nearly year since Thompson had paid the rent and the payments were never regular, causing much trouble for the Newton estate through the letters forwarded them by the water company.
 Attorney Pierce contended that all
 f was necessary to do was to show that Thompson had committed q breach of the lease by a failure to pay the rent within 20 days There ire already five clear breaches of the l ease" said Mir. Pierce. They started on February ol, 1921. and were re- peated in May, August, November and | March"
 l McDonough's Side l Attorney McDonough read the lease again and showed that there was no time specified for certain payments of the rent. He contended that Thomp- | son had made arrangements in the past five years with Mir. Mckernan for the paying of the bills and until this time they had always been agreeable !"I believe it is an attempt to put out l Thompson" said Mir. McDonough. I"Thompson was willing to pay the
 pill in question of s35.el and arrang- d for the same on March &. He did
 O. only Mir Benzon came in ahead
 If him despite the arrangements be-
 weerI Thompson and Mckernan. It 5 simple proposition to put Thomp- on out of business after he had es- l ablished it."
 Attorney McDonough pointed out hat despite the slow payments of the ' ent by Thompson, they were al- l vays cleared up sooner or later. it vas only on March s that Mrs. New ] on had ever paid any towards it. He l aimed that the estate did not suf- or any injuries by this procedure of l Thompson.
 l Attorney Pierce said that Thomp- on had to pay Mrs. Newton for the l ent she paid Mckernan on March S, l the plaintiff could have sued him T order to get the money back which 1 rightfully had to pay. | Judge Prior called the case closed |. nd said ne would render his decision ext week Tuesday.
 School Board Meets The school committee held it's reg glar meeting last evening. No men ion uas made of the possibility of curing room in New Britain for the i une graduates from the local eight | radcs this year. Bristol has refused l 1e Plainvilie pupils after graduation | Ut it is believed New Britain can l andle the local quota all right. This latter will be settled when thc school 'rm comes to a close.
 Financial agent F. G. Osborne re- 'orts that he can meet the added ex- enses of transportation this year. to 10 transportation of the New Britain ,upis considering the fact that the rand list of PIainville is more than our million dollars. Reimbursement annot be made by the state unless he list of any town is under that mount. This will mean that an ad- ,itional sum of more than s3.o0o will ave to be met. Mir. Osborne feels nat the amount can he raised provid- ng some special things planned for his year are omitted.
 Epworth League Smial The Epworth league of the Meth dist church held a successful social
 nd entertainment at the church par
 DTS last evening. There was large
 ttendance and about s2G was cleared
 p. This sum will be forwarded to
 he missionaries in China for relief
 york.
 Commerce Election.
 The Chamber of Commerce will hold it's meeting tonight when the annual election of officers will take place. Reports of the various com nittees will also be received. If time permits, the matter of daylight say ing will be discussed in addition to other important subjects
 Piain,illc Briefs.
 The funeral of Orson Fl. Woodruff was held this afternoon at o:3o o'clock from the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs Alice Lindberg of Church street. Rev. J. G. Ward officiated and burial was in the West cemetery.
 Patrolman F. W. Turrey received word here today from the police, of New Haven that Dave lirhe and i James McNally, ir,, had been arrest ed in that city last night. The com muniCation did not give reasons for | the arrest of the local men.
 The American Legion auxiliary to | the Brock Barnes post, will hold a | food sale Saturday afternoon in the | Legion headquarters on Pierce street | from 2:30 until , o'clock.
 Sequassen lodge, I, O. o. F., will | hold it's annual election of officers this evening.
 The Ladies Altar society of the | Church of Our Lady of Mercy will | conduct a food and apron sale tomor- TOW afternoon from until 5 o'clock in the church hall.