New Britain herald., 1924-09-04


 latter service will be musical. A quartet will be present from Tor rington and will assist the church choir and orchestra, members of which have promised to make the evening service attractive and inter estlng.
 New Yorker Visits Brother
 Clarence c. Peters of New York is spending his vacation with his brother, George D. Peters, of Whit ing street.
 Interesting Tria:
 What Is expected to be the largest attended trial held in Plainville in, some time will take place tomorrow afternoon in the town court room when Joseph savlano and Joseph Farina will be arraigned before Jus tice Fred Bullen and Grand Juror s. g, Gwillim on a charge of assault with deadly weapon upon Joseph Caliendo. The latter has been con- fined for some time past with wounds as the result of cuts alleged to have been inflicted by the two above mentioned men. Attorney Charles F. Conlon will appear for Farina.
 Registrars to Sit.
 The registrars Of voters in the town of Plainyille will be in session ot the town hall on Pierce street Tuesday, September 9, from 9I o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the afternoon (standard time). They will meet for the pur- pose of completing and perfecting the list of electors of Plainville and those who will be entitled to vote at the town election on October 6; and tor the purpose of rceiving applica- tions of those men and women claim ing to be entitled to be made voters before the annual town meeting. Jo- seph Mckernan and Peter F. Duffy are the registrars. E.
 Death Claims Apprudzese.
 Domonick Apprudzese, age 21, son of Mrs. Joseph Apprudzese of New Britain road, died yesterday after an illness of about three months dura- tion. Besides his mother he is sur vived by two sisters and brother.
 Funeral services will be held in the Catholic church tomorrow morning at o'clock. Rev. John Fay will officiate and interment will be in St. | Josephs cemetery.
 Part of Fine Remitted.
 Frank kata appeared in the local court Tuesday and was fined $10 and costs on charge Of driving an au- tomobile without an operators li- cense. Five dollars of the fine was remitted. Kata took possession Of a car over the weekend which was owned by a friend. He started for short ride on Labor Day but did | not succeed in going far when he wrecked the machine and caused his l five-year-o son to be injured when thrown through the windshield. The boy was treated by Dr. Cook and it | was found that he was suffering | from decorations about the head. A charge of taking the car without permission was dropped by the own CT.
 Hose Company to Mees
 The members of the Plafnvilie | Hose Co. will meet Friday night in their rooms and after their usual business has been transacted the members will vote their opinion re- garding attending fields days to be held at Wethersield and another at Providence, R. l. Invitations have been received by local members 10 attend, and it is possible that a dele gation will go to both towns,
 4 Baseball Season Ended.
 The we'll known St. Mary's base ball team has ended a most success ful season, and plans are now under way for the organization of foot ball squad. The baseball team has been victorious not only on the home diamond this past season but also on diamonds in many out of town places. The team is we'll known in amateur sport circles and brides itself on being one of the cleanest of it's kind in this sec ton of the state.
 A call has not been issued for men to report for football practice, but
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