New Britain herald., 1923-03-26
slOO A TON FINE FOR OVERLOOKING
Springeld Trucking Firm DriV-
 CTS Pay Heavy Penalty
GUY McCLEARY DIES SAT-.
Autoists Must Co Around silent Po-
 Policeman-Holy Week AEnounce-
 ments-Bascball Plans - Plainville

| Prior imposed one of the heaviest penalties on record in Plainville on the Fogarty 6 Hendrickson Co.,, of Springfield, on charges of overlooking trucks. Four drivers of the concern were arrested when their trucks were weighed, and they were represented in court by the trucking company's counsel. Justice Prior imposed pen- atty of $100 for each ton over the all lowed weight and the fines totalled $500.
 Frank Furcyo of New Britain. a driver for Dexter's Mothers Bread Co.,, was fined $5 and costs on the charge of driving on the wrong side of the silent policeman in the center. In connection with the last named case, the town authorities wish to is- sue a warning to all autoists passing through Plainville that the ordinance with respect to the silent policeman in the center must be respected. Dur ing the winter, owing to the condition of the streets with the snow and ice the law has not been enforced, but at 1 the present time, the streets in the vicinity of the silent policeman are clear and any violations of this law will be prosecuted.
 Funeral of Guy McCleary
 Guy McCleary of Bristol. former and well known resident of Plain"ille. died at St. Francis hospital, Saturday. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock and burial was in West cemetery, Bristol
 Mrs. Lottie Mckee
 The funeral of Mrs. Lottie B. Me- xee of Park street, was held this aft ernoon at 2 o'clock from the Plainville Baptist church. Services were con- ducted by Rev. s. F. Evans of the Congregational church of Terryville and Rev. J. G. Ward of the Plainville Baptist church. Burial was in Terry vile.
 Cur Lady of Mercy Notes
 Holy week services will be conduct cd in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Thursday. Friday and satur- day mornings at 1880 o'clock. Friday evening at 7:3o o'clock, services con- sisting of the stations of the cross and sermon on the Passion" by Rev William A. Downey will take place.
 On Easter Sunday, the masses will be said at the usual hours of and 1 10 o'clock. The 10 o'clock mass will be a high mass and there will be spe- cial Easter music by the choir. Rev. Adrian DiAntonio of Winsted offciated at the last mass yesterday and preached the sermon. Extraor- dinary large congregations were pres ent at the services.
 Baseball Meeting
 A meeting of all those interested in baseball in Plainville this season has been called for Thursday evening at 7:15 o'clock in the office of Cunning ham & Winniger Real Estate Co.,, in Neri's block Plans will be made to organize nine for the coming year and all who wish to try out or are otherwise interested, are invited to att tend.
 Arrested for "Pecping" s. Hessey Baker of East Berlin, a former resident of Plainville, was ar rested Saturday by Officer Andrew Hogan on the charge of breach of the peace. He was caught at the side of Officer Hogan's house and is thought to be the man who has been peeping in windows in various sections of the town for the past several weeks. Several people on Whiting street were attracted by the suspicious ar tions of Baker who had left the street .rd u-o c etanding in between Mir, HO- gan's home and the house next door. He was thought to be looking into the window, but this is not certain.