New Britain herald., 1922-10-31
PLAN A MOTOR TRIP
 ID PACIFIC COAST Journey Will Cover IS States
 and 4,00O Miles ZlMA IS ASSESSED S20o
sequassen Club Will. Reincorporatc and Change Name Of Organization -Auxiliary Halloween Social at Legion Rooms Tonight. t.-ltcms

Miles l. Hart Of Shuttle Meadow avenue. Plainville, Hilmer C, Nelson Of Washington street. Bristol anf Victor H. Heurlln of South Braintree Mass, will leave in few days for $ motor trip to the Pacific coast. The trip will be made in touring ca, and the journey will be taken ove, the Southern National Highway, tht old Spanish Trail and the Dixie Over land Highway. It is expected tha, more than 4,000 miles will be covered during the ride over 8 states.
 The tourists plan to camp ou wherever they happen to be at nigh, and a complete camping outfit will be carried. The car will be equipped with all the ssentials necessary fo, the long journey
 Mir Hart and Mir. Heurlin are yet eran long distance tourists and have travelled considerable the past few years. The travellers met some time ago in Florida and planned this trip The men plan to remain on the coast for several months and then will head for Northwest Canada.
 Zima Fined S2OO
 Sylvester Zima of Forestville ave. nue. appeared In the local court yes. terday for the third consecutive time in the past five weeks charged witt making hootch. Judge Edward P. Prior heard his case for the third time also and imposed jail sentence of 9f ! IL;
 suspended and Zima was fined s2o( and costs.
 Zima nearly swooned when he heard the verdict as the last time he was haled into court he was assessed SITS and costs and mortgaged his home to secure the money. He was forced to do the same thing yesterday and a friend of his from Bristol furnished the necessary funds.
 Zima was warned not to appear in the Plainvile court again for the same offense. Grand Juror William J. Foran acted as prosecutor. Zima was represented by Attorney Noble E. Fierce.
 Club to Incorporate
 At a special meeting of the Sequas- sen club Inc. held in Odd Fellows hall last night. the members voted to reincorporate the organization. This matter has been up for discussion for sometime past and the meeting last evening was purposely called to make a decision on the subject. It was af- ter much discussion that a committee of five was appointed draft details of the club and file the necessary papers at the State Capitol in Hartford. This committee is com posed of Edward Aspinwall A, M. R. G. Hart, Ernest w. Far rar and J. w. Pease
 It is planned to reincorporate the club for s50.000. When the organi- zation was formed years ago. 1t did not have any capital to start with. It has grown rapidly and the officials saw the necessity of incorporating with capital in order to protect the mem bers. The club will be known as the Sequassen Corporation after the papers are filed.
 It is also planned to alter the build ng next spring according 10 Flans submitted by Max Unkelbach of New Britain.
 Auxiliary Social
 The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a costume Halloween social to- night at the Legion rooms. The af fair is for the members of Brock Barnes post. A supper will be served at o'clock with the auxiliary mem bers acting as hostesses, Games will be enjoyed following the supper.
 Loyal Temperance Party
 A very pleasant social evening was held by the members of Loyal Tenn perance Legion last night at the home of the leader. Mrs. l., 4. Francis, of |S9 West Main street
 There were about 30 guests in at . endance who were dressed in mas ! ,uerade costumes. Games were played , turing the evening.
 W. C. T. |. Food Sale The Women's Christian Temperance 'nion will hold a public flood sale { rridav afternoon of this week at | ,l,,a to ho annpI1nrcI Ubop emit