New Britain herald., 1924-06-03

the residents of Plainyille for the hearty support given the sale of pop pies during last week. Between $IS and $50 will be realized on the sale of the flowers which commemorate the dead who lie in France and this money will be used for relief work sniony' the ex-serIicemen throughout the state.
 Trial Scheduled Tonight The trial of John kempa of iPerce street who was arrested Sunday at noon by Policeman Daniel Emory on charges of driving while under the infIi ence of intoxicating liquor and reckless driving is scheduled to come up in the local police court this eve ming at 1880 o'clock.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Plain vile Chamber of Con9nerce will be held tomorrow evening in the cham ber rooms on Pierce street. A num- Der of important committees are scheduled to make a report, chief among whom is the committee on the advisability of securing suitable playground for the youngsters Of 1 PlainNille.
 Stores to Close The summer schedule of Wednes- day afternoon closings will begin in Plainyile stores tomorrow afternoon. The schedule will be followed thror ghout June, July. August and September.
 Among the cases scheduled to come LID for disposition in the June term of the superior court in Hartford which opened today, is that of George R, Gay of Pennington avenue, Hart ford, who was found guilty and fined ss5 in the Plainyille town court re- gently on the charge Of reckless driF- ing. Gay took an appeal to the su- perior court from the decision ren- dered by Justice F.. r. Prior. It will be remembered that Gay was arrested following a collision between his au- tomobile and that of Tony Tarlozzi of Liberty street. Southiugton, near Hart's Corners in PiainNille in which Mike Caliendi of Plainville suffered severe injuries to his head, Catches Nice String \, ]. Bordeau and his assistant in the local barbershop, James Corbly sallicd forth yesterday afternoon with rod and ,reel to Twin Lake in Lake vile and both returned last evening with one of the finest strings of perch and pickerel seen in Plainville for some time. The fish were seen all though the number of them caught is taken from the statements of both tho fishermen. In all. the two intrepid fishermen pulled in 26 perch and Is pickerel. none of the latter weighing less than 2la pounds each. Members or the party who accompanied them, marveled ct the skill and daring showed by Mr. Corbley in his manipu- lstion of the reel and Mir. Rordeau stated today that he learned some thing yesterday at the lake from his companion in the art of pulling them in. A large number of friends of the pair will enjoy good dinners today.
 Martha RchckaIi Lodge
 Martha Hebekah lodge, I. 0. O. F., held a regular meeting last evening in Odd Fellows hall and number Of important questions were discussed. There was large attendance present and following the business session. social was enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Sewing Circle Meeting
 Martha Sewing Circle will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Arthur Johnson Of Cook street providing the weather is pleasant Should it rain, the meeting will bs postponed.
 plain,illc Briefs
 Mrs. Antonio DiMarco of East Main street is undergoing treatment at St. Francis hospital in Hartford.
 Harry H. pooler of Merden has taken a position as assistant barber in the shop of A. J. Bordeau in the Rus sell block.
 Michael Bosco of Maple street who has been seriously ill for the past few weeks, shows considerable improve ment.