New Britain herald., 1924-08-23
TAKE ADJOURNMENT IN ASSAULT TRIAL SaYianO and Farina Allowed Out
 on Bonds OI Sl,OOO
 FIREMEN WIN TWO CUPS
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Joseph savian0 and Joseph farins
 charged with assault with deadly
 weapon, appeared before Justice
 Frederick Bullen m the town court
 yesterday afternoon and after pre-
 liminary hearing, the ease was post
 poned upon recommendation of Grand Juror Stanley s. Gwillim until Sep | tembnr h at which time il is thought that Joseph caliendo. the Victim oi the alleged assault. will be able to appear and testify.
 Both prisoners were released under bonds Of si,000 each, Fred faeo- bellies is being held on his own re- cognizance. as material witness In the case. Farina will be represented at the trial by Attorney Charles r. Conlon Of PlainNille.
 caliendo's condition was said at the New Britain General hospital to he comfortable and unless complications set in. he will be able 10 be out in about two weeks. Investigation of the affair in which Caliendo received one of the worst sIashinss ever reported here, is being pushed and details are being brought to light. The wielder Of the knife has not yet been identi- field between the two who are being held for the affair.
 Saviano will also probably answer a liouor charge fin the town court be- cause of the fact that alleged hooch was found at his home on West Main street, The police are attempting to trace the affair to drinking party and it is understood that they have evidence that all concerned were im- bibing freely during the evening be- fore the battle started. Persons claim ing to be witnesses Of part Of the fray state that Caliendo was the most aggressive of the trio. welding club on both his opponents who show the marks of having been in tough battle.
 Farina is known to large numbers of Plainville people. He has resided here for the past IT. years and this is the first time that he has been in any trouble. savarino is recent addi- ton to the town and his record is being looked up by the state and local police. Farina is employed on the railroad and is reported to be a man of steady habits and a good work man.
 Bremen Win Two Firsts
 PIainville has every reason to be proud of the members of Plainville Hose Company No. today following their showing at the annual muster of Connecticut State Volunteer Bremen at West Haven yesterday The local men came home with two first prizes, one for the best appearing apparatus and the other for the hose laying con- test.
 The team lost the tug -of-war only after an overtime struggle but the wi min the hose laying contest more than made up for the loss of the tug. In the hose laying contest. the Plain- vile team, without any previous prac- tice ran 200 years, laid 200 feet Of hose with the nozzle on in 30 and 1-5 seconds The team was picked from among the members and the combina- ton won from every volunteer com- pany In Connecticut and those com- ng from New York.
 In the tug-of-war, the Plainville 1 cam eliminated the preliminary con- .enders in easy manner but were un- able to capture first prize. The prize awarded to the apparatus was easily : won as Plainville's truck was by far ! he best looking machine in the par lde.
 Two handsome cups have been ldded to the large assortment already ,wned by the Plainville fire company.