New Britain herald., 1922-05-09
 E. HART FENN WILL SPEAK AT SMOKER Chamber of Commerce Will Gather on Monday, May 22 MO0NSHlNER HEAVILY FINED
Miss Marjorie Strong is Rendered Sil- yer Shower at the Home of Mrs. Allan Bailcy--POiIltry Club to Meet in E1remcn's Rooms.

iN"'Pl w lllldIH ' dIlPTty unu Frank P Usher, Congressman E. liar, Fem will attend the next imoker of the local Chamber of Commerce which will be held on the evening of Monday, May 22. Congressman Fem has promised to give a short talk on topics of the day.
 Robbins B. Stoecke, commissioner of motor vehicles, will also be secured for the occasion, and it is hoped by the committee that local man will be induced to talk on the present sew CT conditions existing in Plainville al the present time. This subject has been the source of discussion for some time and an interesting talk could be given onGt.
 A radio concert will also be on the program if plans mature.
 The banquet will commence at { o'clock after which the smoker will be enjoyed. Every member will be given an opportunity to attend and as the tickets are limited they are re- quested to notify the members of the committee of their intention to attend by this coming Saturday that arrange ments can be made. The rooms of the Commerce chamber are capable ot accommodating but 125 persons, SC the smoker will be limited to thai number. If there are any tickets lief, over after the members have re. ceived theirs, the public will be giver an opportunity 10 get them. MoOnshine Maker Jailed. John Molki of Southington alleged maker of moonshine, was tried yes terday afternoon before Judge Ed. | ward P. Prior with Grand Juror Will liam J. F. Gran prosecuting He was fined s150 and costs of $40. The nc- cused claimed he did not have any money to pay the fine and as none of his friends came to his rescue, Pa trolman F. W. Furrey took him to Hartford to work out his fine.
 The local police have the still in which Molki is alleged to have made his corn whiskey or white mule," and it is capable of holding 35 gallons. When Molki wass arrested Saturday night he had 200 gallons of mash on hand. Molki. it appears. gave him. self away to the police, according to the authorities here. Patrolman Ao- gan, armed with a warrant for the nr rest of Molki, called at the home late Saturday night. The warrant was made out on charges made by Joseph Bakoch. who lives in the same house with the accused. He claimed that Molki had insulted his wife and want cd him arrested. Patrolman Hogan approached Molki and said You're under arrest" Molki thinking he was arrested for making the moon- shine, replied. "I give up, I'm caught; I've been making the stuff" His confession led to the discovery of the still. The charges made by his tene- and Bakoch is said to have moved from the home on the Southington road with his wife today.
 Silver Shower.
 Miss Marjorie Strong of Broa d street was rendered surprise silver shower last evening by party of her friends. at the home of Mrs. Allan Bailey of Broad rtreet. A buffet lunch was served. Miss Strong is to become the bride of Louis kreiger of New Britain.
 Non-Support Case.
 William Hills was tried before Judge Merritt o. Ryder last night on charges of non-support. preferred by his wife. Hills was ordered to pay his wife $5 a week towards the support of :heir child.
 Grange To Newington.
 Members of the local Grange will journey to Newington this evening, where two numbers will be furnished for the program of entertainment to be held in the town hall of that place, under the auspices of the Newington Grange. Plainvile Changers will leave here at 7:3O o'clock, daylight saving time.
 Poultry Club Meeting.
 President Minton Norton, of the Plainville Poultry association, has mo- tified the members that the meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening will be held in the firemen's room of the town hall instead of in the court room This change was necessary, on account of the meeting of the Town Plan Commission Tor ;he hearing of the new layout on Crown ,treet
 Zion Church Notes.
 The Fourth Quarterly conference will be held lt the Redeemers' A. M E. Zion church this evening, at which the presiding elder, Rev. T. A. Auten will attend. The meeting will com mence at o'clock. Work during the past year will be reviewed and Rev. Mir. Washington, pastor of the local congregation. will present ais reports.
 Tomorrow evening, there will be d mass meeting of the National associ- alton for the Advancement of Colored People at $ o'clock Out of town speakers will be heard and the var. ous committees will report in regard 70 the membership drive.
 Illustrated Lecture. The Ladies' Benevolent society of he Congre ational church will meet n the church parlors tomorrow after | loon and evening. supper will be erved from 5:3o until s:3o o'clock fter which there will be an illus. rated lecture by Rev. Sherrod Soule f Hartford, superintendent of the work in Connecticut, Rev. | fir. Soule will have for his topic. "A