New Britain herald., 1924-04-30
Juror William Foran acted as prose.

Juror William Foran acted as prose cItor.
 Fined in Court
 George Ryan Of Westfield. Mas. pleaded guilty last night before Jus tee Prior to charge of violating the fllies Of the road and he was fined s5 and costs. He figured in an accident last Sunday morning wherein he cut Tn on another ca: at the corner Of i West Main and Pierce streets. The charge of reckless driving was chang ed to Violation Of the rules Of the road.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting 1 The regular meeting of the Plain 1 NllIe Chamber Of Commerce will be held in the rooms in Pierce street to- morrow evening. A report will be made by the banquet committee in which will be contained the fact that Sj tickets have already been disposed Of. The banquet will be limited 10 l"5 guests. Other matters of import ant business will be transacted.
 Real Estate Transfer
 Fred Hoerle has purchased inc
 
 on Red Stone hill from Mrs. Ella Goodrich and is reported 10 be plan ming to occupy the quarters in the near future. Mr. Hoerle is employed at the Ideal Machinery Co.
 Commerce Chamber Banquet
 Arrangements are nearly complete Tor the annual banquet of the Plain Vile Chamber Of Commerce 10 be held reNt Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple on East Main street and the sale of tickets has been one of the heaviest in years. The committee ar- ranging for the program announces that special features will be furnished this year and varied number Of >o- cal and instrumental numbers will be furnished. Rev. John l.. Davis. pas tor Of Trinity M. F.. church of New Britain. will be the principal speaker and remarks will be made by others who will be guests for the evening. IL is figured at the present time that ! every seat in the large auditorium | will be taken by the Plain,illo mem 1 bers and the large number of visitors ! which is expected 10 come.
 Drive For Y. VI. (. \.
 The drive for the benefit of inc Hartford County Y. NJ, (. A. which is being carried on this week, is pro- sressins faNorably according 10 all re- ports and although it is early yet for a financial report, it is understood that several good contributions have al- ready been handed in. The worthiness of the appeal for funds has long been realized in town as it fosters the ath- etic spirit Of the younger generation and in that way moulds character. The committee in charge of the ap- peal feels optimistic over the progress ot the drive so far and expects that he small quota set for Plainville will >e heavily oyersubsoribed
 Mrs. John Gray The funeral Of Mrs. John Gray or 'orest,ille, who died suddenly at her ' lome yesterday, will be held tomor- | ow morning al St, Matthew's church, 'orestrille. \ requiem mass win be elebrated at 9 o'clock and burial will 2 'e in St. Joseph's cemetery, Farming Q on avenue. rlain,ille. She leaves one laughter, Mrs. Anna Gray Bell.
 Piain,i file Rricfs  The Woman'- Home and Foreign ! i society of inc Advent T church will hold sewing a meeting at inc home Of Mrs. Gordon V iorso at Hart's Corner tomorrow af- a arnoon. L Tho Woman's Federation nf the church will meet to- il borrow afternoon al o'clock in the n hurch parlors. ID Have your moving done by a roc II lonsihle party. The only closed h owing van in town. Phone 6s.4. C. h . Futile, ie Crown St---adu. ft Reliable moving by hour or con- \ act. Call IF it pays, all goods are W sured. Long distance work spe. ii slty. Thomas A. Costello, G2 Pierce m . Tel i77.-Adn Black Raspberry. E,er.bcaring h, rawberry. ransy plants. F. R. Will II ms Poultry Farm, New Britain th 'c.-Adv. al 1f you are interested in a Ford, th William H. Burnett. Tel. 7e.i. la Adv