New Britain herald., 1922-01-28
DEPRESSION FELT
 BY LOCAL STORES
PlaskoV Negotiating for Sale Of
 Business Alter Attachment
BANDOLlK IS BANKRUPT
Domiano Maganclli of New Britain Road, Placed on Probation for 30 Day>-William Parkinson Enlists in Regular Army-Chureh Notes.

The business depression is begin ming 10 take its toll in Plainyile. Judging from the attachments plac- ed on two local merchants, l.. Plas- Row, first among the main street storckeepers to 20 under, is under stood to be negotiating for the sale or his D. 10 and 25 cent store on West Main street through his attor ney, David l.. Nair of New Britain. MT. Plaskow has been closed follow ing a suit for $500 brought against him by the Butler Brothers Whole sale House in New York. Attorney Nair has had some dealings with par ties interested in the business and today has been going over the mat ter with the former owner and per sons concerned in hopes of making T transfer. Mir. Plasliow has been in Plainrille but a few years.
 T. Bandoik Of East street. was forced yesterday to file voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United states court after an unsuccessful at tempt to pay off his creditors. His total assets have been placed at s2.oo0 and liabilities at s6,00O. Mir. Ban dolik made an offer through Attorney David Nair to pay off his creditors on a monthly basis and thus keep out of bankruptcy Failure of the credi- tors to reach an agreement on this plan resulted in his action. Mir. Bandoik also owns a market in Bris- to, which. however, is not affected.
 Placed on Probation Domiano Maganelli of New Britain Road. was placed on probation for 80 days by Justice Edward P. Prior last night. Maganelli was arrested by Constable Daniel Emery following a complaint that the accused was caus- ing a disturbance at his home. It was alleged he assaulted his wife. Magan- elli was warned to stop his fighting and mend his ways or he will have to serve a jail sentence next time he is called before the judge.
 Ready for Hearing
 Attorney Andrew J. Browell of Hartford has been secured as counsel for the property owners to fight their case against the local Town Plan Com mission when the hearing will come before the superior court Tuesday. February !. Judge Bernard F. Calf ney of New Britain, counsel for the town. will represent the Town Plan issue and will probably appear for plainville
 The owners most affected claim that there was no necessity of laying a roa adway at the point mapped out, con but a short distance away. The main object in building the highway was 10 provide for a passway to the Casting company. and they feel that the company is the one to be the most benefited by the procedure.
 Enlists in Army.
 William Parkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parkinson of 93 Broad street, has re-enlisted in the regular army. He is stationed at Buffalo, N Y. Mir. Parkinson served overseas in the World War.
 Grange Anniversary.
 Plans are progressing for the an- I(lNeFSaTS CCleDFdtlOH or tne lOCal Grange to be held at the regular next Tuesday evening. It is expected that past masters and officers will attend and also some out of town Grangers.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 On Wednesday. Feb. 1, the Hart ford Arehdeaconry of the Women's Auxiliary to the presiding bishop and | will hold a meeting at o:30 | ) clock at the Cathedral parish house. Hartford. All women interested in he missionary work of the church are invited to attend.
 On Thursday, Feb. ?, the Feast of he Purihcatlon of the Blessed Virgin Wary will take place at 10 o'clock in he morning with Holy Communion. The Parish Guild meeting will be held ;t 3 o'clock in the afternoon. During he evening from 5:S0 until o'clock, he ladies of the Guild will serve a lash supper in the Parish House. tickets may be obtained from any members of the Guild or at the sup 'er table. At o'clock the meeting