New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
PhinmMe News
DRIVERS ARRESTED,
AWAKENED TENANTS
Nerl Block sleepers Object 10
Noisy Engines In Morning
TWO APPEAR IN COURT

iAsioh f'0si ia Present rlas-aa tan
di'istes om far Football Team
i,araas FUNERAL Held This Morn
ing-figers Vim First Match.
Conrad oslerherg OF New nrilair
and John sehimitsky of bridgeport
said 70 be drivers for the Mossnp Co,
truckers and movers, were arrested b,
Policeman Thomas Royce yesterday
on the charge Of breach OF the peace
10th men were represented at the
trial In the town court last evening
by legal counsel and at his request
their eases were continued for one
week.
Tenants in the Aeri apartments
have been complaining for some time
10 the town officials about the noise
created by early morning drivers who
stop In front OF the building and leave
their engines running. The tenants
| complained that this practice Rwak-
ened them from their slnmbers and
disturbed their peace. First Select
man William ]. johnson notified
officer Il. w. l'urrey TO have the
practice stopped and for few days
there was peace and quiet After
that. however, the disturbance bc-
came again evident. and officer
| Royce made the two arrests yesterday.
! II Is not known whether the two men
held OF the charge, were cognisant OF
the complaints.
Lagoon to Give Play
Brock Barnes post, American Legion
will present the play entitled: Under
the Sea-" on Monday evening. Novem-
Der ~. In the Community theatcr.
The post dramatic committee. under
the capable direction of DIR. H. II.
Frost has selected an all-star cast
and the production will be one of the
finest staged locally In years. II
lcals with patriotic subject with
comedy intcrspersed here and there
and the principals will be rehcarsed
under the direction of capable dra-
matte artist. Details Will be given
alter.
Candidates Practice
Candidates. numbering 20 IN all, |
turned out for the first real practice |
of the season for the All-Plainvillc I
football team Oh Trumburs lot last |
evening. Coach Kelly, former NJ.
T. r. star, put them through grill
ing pace, and the manner in which
he handled the squad augnrs well Tor
its future. Coach Kelly is following
the lines laid down by some OF the
greatest football mentors OF the
country and this is practically lhe
Arts time that any local team has nad
the opportunity of having college
coaching. Practice will be held again
on sunday morning and Manager Ray
Neff will have schedule to announce
next week.
Barrows Funeral Today.
The funeral of Mrs. Susie Calendar
Barrows was held this morning from
her home and services were held IN
the Church of Our Lady OF mercy az
. o'clock, Rev. John r. Fay ot1l-
lated at the requiem high mass and
conducted the committal services at
he crave. The church was thronged
With relatives and friends of the de-
ceased and members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the American Legion
'ormed a guard of honor in front OF
he church as the body was borne into
he edifice. A delegation OF mem
,ers from Brock Barnes post, Amerl-
AN Legion also attended Inc
ioral offerings were numerous ana
BEAUTIFUL. Burial was in the family
lot in st. Thomas cemetery, South
ngton.
Tigers Win Match
rst bowling match of the season on
he Recreation Center alleys last eve
ing by defeating the Peck Spring Co,
cam bv the overwhelming score OF
400 to 1921, or margin of IT'S
ns. John Valentine, manager OF the
'ieers was the outstanding star of the
vening, his accuracy in topping over
he pins doing great deal to forge
is team out in front. The Tigers III
ill stack UP against the Brock VI
arnes team at the Recreation Center VI
thursday night This should be ono
t the best matches of the season.
Legion Auxiliary Social
The social conducted by the Ladies
uxilary of Brock Barnes post. n
merican Legion, was decided sue n
,ss !. Whist was played from s to
} o'clock and dancing followed I'M
| midnight. music being furnished by =
rahams Syncopated orchestra. The
inners of the whist prizes wtre:-- Il
aides, Mrs. Reicher, 1: Miss Bessie
oomis, .; and consolation, Mrs. Clara
,chert; Gcntlemen's, Albert II.
Glitch, I Michael kenney, q and
arold Newell, 3.
Leaving For South
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brose OF
iarleston, W. Va, left today for
cir home after spending some time d
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
ton of Plainville. Mr.. and Mrs
ose are former residents of Plain
lie but have enFliving in the south M
! long time. They were married
Plainville and they have been busy
. last few weeks, renewing old
and acquaintance.
"Thc House Beautiful"
rhe Woman's Federation of the
ngregational church will present q
he House Beautiful" in the Congre-
ional church parlors on Novem- q
and .. both afternoon and eve