New Britain herald., 1923-06-02
RECKLESS DRIVER
gets Light FINES
Burton Barnes Is Assessed $50
and Costs on Two Counts
ATTORNEY TAKES AN APPEAL

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tiee~-Plain,ilie Rriefs,
Burton Rarnes Of Lincoln street,
New Britain, was fined ss5 ami costs
IN the town court last evening by
Justice v, r. Prior ON the charge OF
reckless driving and also So and costs
for refusing 10 obey an affieeF OF tho
law lie was arrested hy the state
police after his father had been dis.
charged ON the count Of reckless driv-
ing lie was represented by Attorney
Donald Gaffney Of New Britain and IN
appeal was entered.
Although Barnes advanced AN alibi
that he was In Bristol ~ the time that
the AFFAIR was supposed 10 have ne-
Cured, several witnesses for the state
testified that the number of tho au-
tomohile was that OF the Barnes ear.
The court fixed bonds for an appeal.
Maieski Buried
The body OF Joseph MaiNski, which
was discovered In the Plainvillc pond
Wednesday evening. was inferred yes
torday afternoon In West cemetery
Burial took place after his brother.
Aleck Maicsd OF Clifton. y. j., had
viewed the remains and established
the identity through the came chan
nels followed by the Herald. AIerk
stated that he had recently return.d
from trip 10 Europe and that Joseph
had wife and II year old boy sur
viving him there. He stated that 10.
scph had been planning to bring them
to this country and to get UP a home
for them here. He said that he would |
notify the family of the death of the
father.
Although Aleck was due to arrive
in Plainville Thursday evening IN re-
Spouse to telephone call from A. w.
Bailey. the undertaken. he was held
up by an accident TO his young son.
The boy was struck by an automobile
In Clifton, suffering broken arm and
other serious injuries which necessi-
tated his removal TO the bospital
there, He arrived in Plainyille YES
tcrday afternoon.
suit On Calendar
The $4,000 suit of Mrs. Katherine
Burgess against the town OF Plain
vile for personal damages. is return
able in the superior court, the first
Tuesday in June. Mrs. Burgess has
retained the firm of Peck q. Holden
of Hartford to appear for her. Mrs
Burgess claims negligence on the
part of the town for not having a
in condition fit for travel.
Baseball Games {
Plainville baseball fans are due for
a treat over the weekend when sew I
era good games are scheduled This z
tftrnoon, the neawly formed stand /
lrd Steel and Bearings team is sched- t
lied to- meet the fast Corbn Red Sox a
cam of New Britain in their first
lone game. This battle should be
me well worth seeing as the Steel a
cam has been shaped into a smooth S
working mbination of stars. To-
morrow, the Bearing makers will plav
ddison in Addison. n
Tomorrow afternoon, the French
1en will stack up against one of the
astest baseball clubs in the state IN :.
he 1.enoX A. G. team of Bridgeport "
he visitors have the reputation of u
aving defeated some of the fastest y
'ams IN the state and have yet to a
Use contest. The Frenchmen will
tempt to break their string of VIC
'ries when they meet on the local
amond.
Church Notices y,
Congregational church - Sunday. -,
Inc g. Morning service at 10:45 cc
clock, Rev. David Jack of Sims II,
Try will preach; church school aftert N
70 morning service, missionary in all Fl
'partments; Young Peoples meeting to
p, M, topic, "rhe Shepherd co
salm.' or
Advent Christian-Sunday, June 8, Of
'ayer meeting at 1915 a. M. III
caching at 1o:45 a. m sermon, ~
)ne Necessary Thing" followed by ice
service; Sunday school at
O'Clock; Loyal Workers at u. m,:
ng service at p. M, followed by
eaching, subject Culture and Sal no
ton" Prayer meeting Thursday at an
IS p. M. Junior Loyal Workers Fri CT
y at S;45 p. M. mi
Baptist-~Sunday, June 3. f0:45 a. sl
, the pastor will speak on standing Fr
fore God; Sunday school follow m,
5 the morning service; Z u, M,
Jung Peoples service: s p. M, Mr.,
wis Judson will tell of experiences me-
Europe. 7:45 p. M, Thursday,
aver meeting.
Nj. E. church--Sunday, June 8, 1923
lo:45 a. m, morning service. sub
t. Lest We Forget" / M. church
TOOL: $50 p. m, Epworth League.
'aker, Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff.
Episcopa First Sunday after Trim
n. IN, Holy Communion: II a.
Litany, Choral Eucharist and SER
n; p. M. Holy Baptism; d. M,
usonp and sermon