New Britain herald., 1924-03-24
NEW BRITAIN MAN
 HELD FOR ASSAULT Policeman Andrew Hogan Arrests Geo. KickWIe After AlterCatiOn MRS. E. R. SCOTT DIES
Forcstcrs to Hold Quarterly Mcctin. Grade 5-A Presented With Picture
 Pupils VacciDatcd - Cndcrsoes
 OpcratiOn-Plain,ilI Briefs.

Opcration-PIain,i file Briefs.
 George Wickwire of New Britain ! was arrested by Policeman Andrew Hogan Saturday evening on charges of William Kelley of Tlainvillc, following an altercation which started on trol- i ley car and ended in Ryders store on ! West Main street. Wickwire will be tried before Justice F. r. Prior in the ! town court this evening at 7:5o o'clock | with Grand Juror William Foran pre- senting the states case.
 According to the story told by those who claim to be eye witnesses Wick i wire and Kelly were riding on a troll ley car and when the center of Plain !! lille was reached. Kelly went to get 1 off and Wickwire had his feet in the | aisle. Kelly is said to have stumbled 1 over Wickwire's legs and wordy | argument cnsucd. Kelly then left the | car followed by the New Britain man | and both went into I.ydcr's store. | Here the argument continued until ! Wickwire is said to have struck Kelly | on the eye. Kelly. who was wearing l glasses, suffered bad cut on the eye | lid and at first il Was thought that the i eyeball had been pierced. The cut ! proved upon examination to he not serious. Kelly is said 10 be considera- bly, older than his alleged assailant.
 Policeman Hogan, who was doing | duty in the center placed Wickwirc l under arrest and he was later released on bonds 10 appear in the town court { this evening.
 Mrs. F.. H. Scott
 Mrs. F. R. Scott, until few years | her home in Norwich yesterday morn 1 ing about o'clock. She was well ! known here where she had made her home for nearly all her lifetime.
 She is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Arthur Parks and Miss Mabel Scott of Norwich. and one grand Miss Dorothy Scott, also of Norwich. The funeral win be held to- MOTION afternoon with comnittal services al the grave in West cemetery ,t 3:30 o'clock. Burial win be in West 
 l'orrsicrs Quarterly Meeting
 Court General l.sHton. forcstnrs Of y meeting in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street tomorrow evening. |, District Deputy Patrick Cook of Bris. Iol win make his official visit 10 the ! court tomorrow. He was forced to | postpone the last visit because of Z \ delegate to inc state of Foresters will be elect ed and as several members arc in tho acc for the nomination, if is expected hat q large meeting will he held
 Presented With Picture
 Mir. and Mrs. Anderson hay. pre- ipntcd Grade 5-A with beautiful picture of "A Little Child Shall Lead Them" in memory Of their daughter, Miss Helen Anderson. who was 2 cachcr in that room until her recent llncss and death. The gift was very much appreciated by the pupils and cachcrs Of tho entire school and is onsidcre1 a beautiful addition 10 the lass room.
 Cndcrgocs Operation
 George farrar Of North Washing. on street is resting comfortably at Si. 'rancis' hospital following an opera ion performed on his nose last l'ri- lay. Y
 Pupils Naccinaicd
 The majority Of the pupils and eachers in the Grammar schools have cen vaccinatcd within the past few ;eeks and the teachers and school urse report that health conditions at he school are excellent.
 Pupils Hold Debate
 \ debate with the subject "Ecsolv- q: That Abraham Lincoln was a reater man than woodrowwilson" -as held in grade s last Friday after oon. The affirmative side was repre- rnfcr by Masters George 1iackman. cbastian Arcafi and Ellsry Haskell nd inc negative by Masters Charles ' fills. Walter Murphy and Norman .arle.
 Some very strong arguments were sed by both sides but the decision .ent 10 the affirmative sid". Piano olos were rendered by Miss Helen Ickcrnan.
 Vacation on April it
 Principal Urrin l.. Judd anounccd oday that the Plaiptille schools will of close for the annual spring vaca- lon until April 1T.
 Bristol ssnds limitation
 The Bristol post or the American .egion has sent an invitation 10 the egrye team of Brock Barnes post 10 xemplny the legion degree On large lass Of candidates for that post on tuesday evening April 1. The local lembers have accepted and will at- end banquet to he conducted in . onneCtion with The affair.
 i',tltiaBs fo Forcstaiile
 The derce team Of T'ythi1n lodge cf 'laintilie win journey to ForestN He his eveaine to excmpiify the rank Of age on 4 large class of candidates 1r sessions lodge of that town. < Iree number of members will accom- any the team. The world in I'lsina aiIle it i no.eI loan exhibit of product Of ,reign countries will be held in the [ church parIors Thurs [ lv afternoon and ctening. April 2. I 1d Friday afternoon. April {. The xhibit will be open tetHeen the ours Of 2 and o'clock in the af- ! .rnoon and and 10 o'clock on { evening. The countries to be will be Japan. China. ' idia, Sweden. Alaska. British Isles l nd Colonial. America. Tea and ice s -earn will be furnisheds and an en-