New Britain herald., 1924-06-19
WOMAN'S SCREAMS
 CAUSE EXCITEMENT
Pearl Street Woman Shutters Peace Ol Pearl Street ill Night
BUILDING MANY HOUSES
"Y" Group To Play First Baseball Game-Iocal Case Nolled Tn Super for Court-Eeturns From Hispitnl-
 / Plain, file Briefs.

for Court-Heturns From Hispitnl-
 Plain,ille Briefs.
 1 The even tenor of Pearl street was rudoly shattered last night about 1 l0:S0 o'clock, when woman's screams rent the an and caused the i entire neighborhood to start out from their homes to investigate the source of commotion. It was thought that someone had either been attacked or was in the throes Of a great agony. l but upon investigation, it was found , that one of the women living on the street had become temporarily insane and it was her screams that had l broken the peace. A large crowd Gt- tracted by the noise gathered. think { ing that there was fight in progress. but soon after, the woman had re ceived medical attention and was quieted down.
 Building Man, Houses 1 There is a large amount of building being done in Plainville and in all sections new homes are being erected. The sections being built up have been i for vars waste land and when finish ed, the new homes will make 2 big addition to the populated districts 1 here. On Whiting street and adjacent streets, pumher of houses are in the course Of construction and on Farm 1 ington avenue, many homes are being built. Bohemia street is fast becom- | ing spotted with dwellings and this will be one of the residential districts of the town in the near future.
 To Play First Gan,r The junior Hartford County Y. M ! (. A. group has organized a baseball mine under the name of the rIainVille Pioneers and will open the season Saturday afternoon at o'clock on Trumbulls field against the West Suflield Pioneers. The locals have gotten together 2 strong lineup and there will Nc n large crowd on hand to witness their first performance this week. In all sports the local group has been to the front and the same is expected ot the baseball team this year. This project needs the support of all plainrille and there is no doubt m the minds of tho officials directing the activities that the team will have a large number Of followers through out the eason.
 Driving Case Is Nolled
 The case of George R, Gay of Pennington avenue, Hartford, who was fined s95 and costs in the local police court on reckless driving lcI case to the superior court in Hart ford, has been nol'ed by States Att torney Hugh VI. Alcern. it was an nounced today The case was to he tried during the June term which has cen in recess for some time and re- opened today. Gays case was one or many which will not be tried.
 Returns From HispliaI
 Mrs. Antonio DiNfarco of Gi East Main street has rotulned to her home after.a few weeks as patient at ST. Francis hospital, Hartford. Mrs. Di- Marcos condition is much improved since her incarceration m tho huspit7i and the hope Of her many friends is that she win be fully recovered from her ailment.
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 Howard Thompson of 59 East Main street ras taken ill last evening at his home and is confined there today suffering fro mthe effcc.s Of the sud den attack. His condition is reported to he com fortable this morning and not serious. Mir. Thompson is one of Tiainvillas hest known citizens.
 tttcud Funeral
 The funeral Of \. H Condell which was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from tho Masonic Temple on East Main street. was one of the larg est sren in piainvi!le in some time. E. Hart rom and q number of state officials besides off ccrs Of the Masonic state order were present to pay their la-t respects. Local Masons turned om in large ! numbers to attend the services con . ductcd hy tho lodge in the temple and ] q large number of citizens of the town x no had known Mr. Condell. accom- panied the body to thc grave in West 
 Condition ls SsIfous
 Mrs Frank McCasIand Of t'hurch , q roet is seriously iil at st. Francis hospital. Hartford. where she was frra4n,r.f :