New Britain herald., 1922-01-20
.Plainville News
HENNE FINED SIO0
 BY JUSTICE PRIOR
Alleged MOonshiner Makes No
 Appeal From Decision
LEGION TO HOLD SMOKER

LEGION TO HOLD SMOKER TrumbulI Girls To Hold Dance in
 Forestyille Tonlght--Wilson Foun-
 dation Will Meet This Escnins---
 Other News.
 Fritz Henne of south Washington street was fined sloO and costs, to- F, Prior in tho local court last night
 Schuyler r. Williams acted as pros ccutor State Policeman Flynn and Patroman F. w, Furrey. who con iiscated the "hooch," presented the evidence. A barrel of alleged whis- key and four gallons of alleged wine was displayed, claimed to have been manufactured by the accused.
 Henne, when the fine was imposed by Justice Prior. made no statement, hut quietly approached the desk and paid the fine. He left the court room quietly as he paid the fine. He was
  would mean a jail sentence with heavier fine.
 Trucks Crash
 A large truck owned by the Tru- don and Piatt company of Bristol, backed into a Dodge delivery truck of the Sage, Allen company of Hart ford in front of the Neri store on Central square yesterday afternoon. The impact of the larger truck crush ed the headlights and radiator and damaged the fender of the Dodge car The deep piles of snow at this point of the road were partly responsible for the accident as the driver of the Bris tol truck tried to stop, but slid back wards into the smaller car, although he claims to have put or the brakes. Brock Barnes News
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ameri- an Legion, has been invited to at end the installation of officers of the 3rock-Barnes Post to be held Mon lay evening at the Legion rooms. All 'x-servicemen are requested to be present as important busness will be | transacted. The meeting will include | social for which the Auxiliary mem bers will furnish refreshments. In regard to the coming minstrel show, some of the same scenery which was used at the fair held rec ,ntly has been secured and several persons of the same cast have con sented to be present. The committee in charge desires all ex-service men to communicate with Edward Barrows for parts in the cast
 Dance Tonight.
 The office girls of the Trumbuil Electric Manufacturing company, will hold a dance and social time at the Iriremen's hall at Forestville this eve ming Music will be furnished by the Major St orchestra of New Britain
 Complains of Snow.
 The existence of huge piles of snow l in the center of the town have been severely criticized by residents and they feel that they should be re- moved. The greatest difficulty is for vehicles to turn at the point at the traffic post The snow is piled up Tn heaps and is now frozen, making 1t hard to drive over Then again. ac- cess to the trolley cars in found hard for people. Some sections of the certer have been cleared well put the most important part, where all tra fife is to be found, yet remains Tn bad condition.
 Shoots Fox.
 Sylvester Mason of Pennington avenue shot a red fox in the Farming | ton mountains while out hunting the early part of this week. The FOX IS one of the largest ever seen in these | parts of the mountains.
 Wilson Foundation Notes. There will be meeting of the Will son Foundation committee at the town building this evening. Reports willehe heard on the progress of the campaign for funds and plans for completing it will be discussed. The public has been invited to attend.
 Tax Exemption List
 The following is list of the names of persons eligible for tax exemptions on the grand list and the amounts, ac- cording to the law applied soldiers | ana luillliltS LII oOlNiNio "iio 'i"'N property:
 Mary F. Abell, $1,000; Dwight Barnes S1,oo0; .Armond Lester Dibble, s725; Imogene Crissey s1,ooo; Kath- crime M. Cowles, s1, ,1S0; Bert J. Chi chester, s1000: Tony Vito Cattucci, sl0o; Gustaf Carlson, s20o; William A. Cassidy $l,oO0; Sarah M. Brock, sl,000; Mrs Louise Boughton, S25; Martha E. Blodgett, $1,o00; Henrietta Goodrich, $2,36S; Joseph Genovese, So25; Dr. L. H. Frost, S1,000; Adela Lydia Francis, $1,000; Fauste Di- Nunzio, S200; Fred J. Dimes, Sl,00o; Stephen R. Dietzke, s1,0oo; Fred w. 1 Hiltbrand, s175; Harold John Hem ingway, $650: Leland c. Hart, $1,000; James II. Halsted, s1,0oo; c. Arthur Hadsell, s1,000; Chester H. Griffin s1,0o0; Louis Greener, s1,0o0; Henry A. Gould, s1,o0o; Albert kunne, $1,00o; Vinton L. Knight, S250; Will liam J. Kavanaugh, $100; Hattie ! Johnson, s1,ooo; Katherine w. Hyde s1,00O; Rowland G. Hoerle. s1,oo0; Julius Kenney Hemingway, S25; John B. Minor s200; Eldred l.. Minor $15o George E. Miller, s4oo; Barbara A. and L. s. May. $1.0oO: Carl May