New Britain herald., 1923-01-15
FRED BEAUuEUIS IS
 FINED FOR ASSAULT
AlltrcadOn Between Two Local
 Men Aired in Town Court
E. GOODRICH COMPLAINANT
Athletic Meeting Held in Town HsIl-- weleh Funeral This Morning-snns of Italy Five to Hay New Rriiain- Plainyiile Briefs.

of ttaiy fhe 10 iIat NeM hf7tain-
 Piainyiiie Briefs,
 Fred Beaulisu was fined sa an,
 costs in the town court Saturday aft
 ernoon by Justice F, F. Prior on thl
 charge of assault on Ernes, Good
 rich.
 Beaulieu was srrested week ag,
 Saturday on the complaint of Mr Goodrich, Testimony brought out ii court the feet that the two men hnt become engaged in m argument ans Beaulien had taken Mir. Goodrich'i glasses on and had slapped him ir the face. The glasses had been dam, aged considerably. but Mir. Goodrich had not sustained any serious bodily injury. Prosecutor William Foiren who handled the states case. asked for light penalty. as the oircum- stances of the case did not warrant any severe punishment. Justice Prior warned Beaulicu and cautioned him 10 hold his temper in the future.
 Athletic Meeting. Tho meeting Of those who arc in- terestcd in the proposed utilization Of local sporting clubs with the Hartford County Y. M. C. A.. held in the town hall last Friday evening, was not as largely attended as might be expected. Representative Of the Y, NJ C. A. were present and explained that they were only too glad to assist in any way in the furtherance Of sports here.
 Another meeting will be held this coming Friday, to which all men and boys are invited and especially the members of the Union Athletic club. This will be for the formation of the athletic groups which the Y. NJ. c. A. proposes.
 s. S. Gwilim will preside at the next meeting. 4 call is issued for leaders of the various groups which are to be formed There is short age of leaders.
 The question of affiliating with the Hartford County Y. NJ. c. A. will be taken up and it is hoped that more interest will be shown in the coming meeting than there was in the last one. There will be no representatives of the Y. NJ. c. A. present this week. Another meeting will be held the fol- owing Friday at which members of Inc Y. NJ. c. A. will speak.
 Wclch Funeral.
 The funeral of Mrs. Jane Welch of 94 East Main street, who died at her home Saturday morning, was held at the church of Our Lady of Mercy this morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Patrick Mccarthy of Branford, a nephew of the deceased, was celebrant of the solemn requiem high mass Rev. Charles Coppens, pastor of St. Peters church in New Britain was deacon | and Rev. John E. Fay, pastor of the local church, was sub- deacon.
 The pail bearers were Thomas Welch of Southington. Joseph Me -arthy, Vincent Glynn, George Skin- 1er Bernard Delaney and Thomas Prior Temporary burial was in the 'ault in West cemetery.
 Basketball Game.
 The Sons of Italy basketball team If this town will stack up against the State Trade school second five of New Britain or the New Britain High chool floor tomorrow night. The ,ame will start promptly at 1880 ,'clock. The local team, since it's ast game with the local Epworth eague five, has strengthened its line ID considerably with the addition of 'homas Matteo. A large delegation if local rooters will accompany the cam. Dancing will be enjoyed after he game.
 Epworth League. The postponed business session of he Epworth league will be held at he parsonage of the NJ. F. church thursday evening. Matters of inn d ortance will come up for discussion. he members will prepare a schedule f winter activities.
 Benefit Entertainment. The entertainme 10 be held at le Community theater Thursday eve ing under auspices of the Clarion ub promises to be one of the most . benefit performances given \ this town in many years. Dr. J. c {. Bull local health officer, makes an ppeal to all the parents of the town nd others interested in health work F gre, to attend and see the three pie ,, res on health which have been do- M ltd to the local club club by the ,, ate board of health. These reels al with sanitation and the proper re of children when sickness is M evalent and contain many more VI ,ints of general interest to this rt at large. or The proceeds of the performance Q to be added to the general fund ,ich is being collected to furnish ha Q visiting nurses with car in A, ,ich they may make their rounds. VI is hoped that local people will CO., = crate with the Clarion club in this Ii ,vement and will answer the appeal funds. Besides the health reels. . } mana cement of the theater has ,mised added attractions for the ,ular show.
 Ordered Out of Town. T The visitor whom Patrolman E. W. rrey apprehended in the town hall t Thursday evening, was let go co Grand Juror Williams with the ar ,yision that he make himself :. rec without further delay. Upon ns estigation by Grand Juror Will VI ns 1t was found that the man was ,M,' of the regular members of the ..E Dl nights of the Road" and had en- rt pd the town hall for a bunk for f,a night. When last seen, he was on ''' way to other parts.
 Federation Supper
 he first supper of the newly G