New Britain herald., 1924-04-15
Commerce Chamber l,anauct

changed from April 9s 10 Tuesday. May 6. according 10 an announcement from President Ralph l.. Seymour to- day. Rev. John L. Davis of New Brit ain, one of the best known speakers in the state. will be the principal speaker and others will be on the program. The entire list or speakers and enter tainment will be published within the next few days.
 Moving Grocery Store.
 The grocery store owned by the being moved in it's entirety from it's present location to the center of the open lot on Whiting street. The moving is being done without inter ruption to the business and will be accomplished within a few days. it is thought.
 Fined for Setting Fire.
 Carl Hulteneus of Forestyile was fined s25 and costs in the town court by Justice of the Peace Edward Prior yesterday afternoon on the charge of setting a forest fire. He was arrest ed by the state deputy fire warden on March 24 following his actions of lighting a match and throwing it down and starting a fire. Grand Juror William Foran who presented the facts for the state brought out tho fact that although Hulteneus' &C., ton was more through carelessness than intent. its results might have meant thousands of dollars worth Of damage 10 property owners and his sentence. would mean an example to others.
 The trial was not over five min utes before the fire department was called to East street to the other brush fire there. A number Of small boys are suspected of starting the fire, it became known today, and they will be apprehended today it is thought. They were seen running away from the scene shortly before the fire was noticed.
 The state fire warden wishes to im- press it upon the residents of Plain vile that the laws are made not to punish the people with regard to set- ting fires, but for their own protec- ton. Yesterday saw the destruction of two homes in Southington be- cause of the carelssness of some with matches and it is to stop this work that the fire wardens have is- sued the warning that the laws will be enforced.
 Piainville Briefs.
 Miss Grace Mullaney has returned 10 her home fin Bridgeport after sey- cral days visit with her grand mother, Mrs. Margaret Mullaney Of Bank street.
 Miss Waltrude Johnson of Bank street is visiting relatives in Bridge port over the Easter holidays
 NOTICE
 I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible or pay for any accounts or bills contracted by my wife. Mill dred Vile. in my name. as she has voluntarily left her home.
 Dated at Plainville this 18th day of April, A. h., 1924.
 MERwIN S. VILE.
 
 Reliable moving by hour or con- tract, Call IF. 1t pays. All goods are insured. Long distance work a speciality. Thomas A, Costello, 62 Pierce st. Tel i77.-adyt
 For salc--Gladiolus bulbs--quantity of mixed bulbs very reasonable.---- George D. Mastin. 56 E. Main street. --adyt.
 Get your fresh seeds, onion sets and fertilizer now at the Plainville Eng. & Supply co.---advt.
 For sale--Horse manure. three work horses or driver. gasoline en- zine. all in good condition. Jasper Williams--a adrt.
 For salc--second class furniture. at ie Maple street. Joseph Allard.
 --adyt Lost-Sunday afternoon on Bo- hemia street .or upper Broad street. a pair Of eyeglasses in case. Finder will oblige by reporting to Mrs. wyckon, 110 West Main street. l'lainyille.
 For all forms of automobile insur- ance see Albert B. White. Tel. 142.-- advt.