New Britain herald., 1923-06-28
PainmM News
SEQUASSEN LODGE
 ID ELECT OFFICERS
Spirited Contest Among Three Candidates for YlCeGrand Office
POMpEY SUED FOR S2,OOO

cini Gases settlad-sehoal Notes
 siotoeyelist Arrested - Receive.
 state cemmissim-Birthda. Part
 iIeld-riainyilie Briefs
 seauassen ladga. l, a. q, F., vii hold the semisanRusl election of off esns at q regular meeting in odd Fol laRs' hall this evening, Two nemina liens have recently heen held al, names weTH ofiertd for the various Of fees in ihe lodge, li has developed that there are three candidates fol tho office Of iiee-grand and A sniritst contest is on among the candidates and lheIr friends ta make the eleetioI ef their candidates sure,
 For the efIiee af noble grand, there has been only one nomination that be ins the present yiee-grand, Glenn Y Radcliffe, Those seeking the oftic' of yiee-grand are the present eondue tor. Harold Anderson. Robert Coe ana Randolph Stuart. The trio ha,, strong baekinss among the member of the lodge, II was stated this morn ing that at the first nomination. An deron refused to allow his name 10 b' entered in tho race and at tho sec ond nomination, the other two name were offered. Later on Anderson re considered and his name was entered with the other two.
 Irving Carter will he reelected to th. effice Of treasurer as will F. R. Acker to the office of recording secretary The office Of financial secretary Is no m for election. it being an ofrice tha
 Is voted for only once year. Install ,ation will he held at tho regula meeting next week.
 Sued For s2.OO0
 James Pompey Is being sued to ls?,0o0 by Mrs. Lucien Burpee. wit of the judge of the superior court, ant his property on the Southington roat ms been attached, according 10 in lormation received this morning. Tho | suit is the outcome Of crash IT lFarmington the other day in which Mir. Pompey's truck hit the Burpee lear. The writ claims criminal negli. lgerce, carelessness and other charges The writ is returnable in the court of common pleas in Hartford the second Tuesday in September
 Civil Cases Settled
 Justice F. r. Prior in the civil side of the town court has rendered judg- ment in favor of the plaintiff in the suit of Peter Susko of Plainville against Antoni Berwitizic of Bristol The judgment awards the plaintiff s4z land costs of court. Attorney Charles F. Corlon represented the plaintiff. l The case of John Lynch of Bristo against Joseph Wilcox of Hartford for damages resulting from an automo' bile accident on Pennington road on June 21, has been settled out of court The case was returnable in the town court on June 30. Attorney Charles IF. Conlon represented Lynch. School Committee Meets The school committee met last eve ming and resumed discussion of the building of a school on the plot of Hand recently purchased by the town. | No decisions were reached but num- bcr of architects attended the con- ference and explained the plans which they had submitted. L. s. Mills, sec 'ntn"- of tho committee, stated this morning that the school would prob a.,, l,ul Je started for q couple of months. He stated that the costs of building would probably be lowered by that time, and as the committee does not hope to be able to have the school built and occupied this coming year, it has decided 10 take time to study the situation carefully land reach definite decision. He stat cd that the schools in Planville would be conducted on the part time plan for the season of 1923-1924 with one class being held in the morning and one in the afternoon The committee has not decided whether q one story school house shall be erected but a number of buildings will he looked over before decision is made.
 Motoryclist Is Arrested
 Hans Henni of South Washington street was arrested yesterday by State Policeman Fred Hanson on the charge of driving a motorcycle without regis tration or a drivers license. He will be tried in the town court tomorrow afternoon at o'clock and has retain ed Attorney Charles F. Conlon to de- fend him.
 Receives Commission
 A. J. Bordeau, Plainville barber, who was recently reappointed to the state barbers commission by Governor Charles A. Templeton, yesterday re- ceived his commission from the state capitol. The appointment is for two years commencing July of this year. Mir. Bordeau has served two terms aggregating four years and at the present time, is secretary and treas urer of the commission.
 Birthday Party Held
 A large gathering of friends of Mir. MacBurney gathered last evening at the home of MT. Daniels on Pierce street in honor of Mir. MacBurney's birthday. An enjoyable time was held in the form of a lawn social. Ice cream, cake and fruit punch were served.
 Leaving For Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Allard and family of 46 Maple street and Mir. AL lards mother sister and brother from Southbridge. Mass. will leave Plain- vile tomorrow morning on an auto- mobile trip to Canada. They intend to make a 17 days trip to Quebec, Montreal and other points in and about Canada and the border Mir. AL lard is a truck driver for the Trum- bull Electric Co.
 Strawberry Festival
 Tonight at o'clock the Women's Federation Of the Congregational