New Britain herald., 1925-07-29
PhinviMe News
SEEK TWO MORE
 IN GARAGE THEFT
Cooper Bound Over to Superior
 Court for His Part

Court for His Part TOURTELOTTE DISCHARGED Grammar School Reunion Invita-
 tions Issued-.Autos Collide On
 West Main Strcct--Can'p Meeting
 Program - Baseball Tonight --- Piain,ille Briefs.
 Warrants for two more arrests in the Cookes garage robbery are out and 1t is expected that the men, who are thought 10 have been those mainly responsible in the break, will he taken into cust ody in a few days. George Cooper, charged with burg lnry. and George Tourtclotte. charg cd with receiving stolen goods. were in the Plainyile town court before Justice Edward P. Prior yesterday Iafternoon. and their story attributes the actual robbery 10 another man, who is known to the police.
 Cooper, who is former resident Of Plainville bu; now lives in Hart ford, had been arrested in Hartford while trying 10 dispose of some of the stolen goods to Tourtclottc. He claimed that the real burglar had hidden the loot in the woods in the eastern part of Plainvillc hiring Cooper, because of his familiarity with the land. 10 get it the next day and bring it to Hartford. Siy stoler tires were produced in court anu identified hy the proprictors of tho garage.
 Justice Prior bound Cooper over to the superior term of the llartforf county superior court under bonds | of s1.000.
 Tourtclottc was released, being completely cXoneratcd by Cooper! | story. It appeared that he had nc J suspicion that his purchases wcr'
 stolen goods.
 Substitutc Nurse Coming Miss Elizabeth Hoincman. th' nurse employed ny the PlainNiI'' Public Health Nursing association
 will visit her home in Cheshire fo
 q months vacation during August
 leaving Saturday morning, To tak' her plac2 during that month, MS Marion Lcssarl of WillimantiC ha been secured. Miss i.essard rocclNe' hor training in Montreal hosp1fai and has been connected with pubh health work in that Canadian city ; She was recommended to the Ioca association hy tho state board 0 hralth and is very efficient nurse Her headquarters will be m LII , rooms over the post office" m caS U sbo cannot be reached directly n . telephone, anyone needing h'r SCI H' vices should notify Mrs. WiIiaI Il Albright or Mrs. James Simpson.
 Grammar School Reunion
 Governor John H. Trumbuli VI he present at the annual reunion ( : the Plainyille grammar s'hoo ; which will be held at the Broa ' street school on Saturday. AuGuF
 IS. The governor attended 1h'
 school, and that he might at'cn ., this years celebration the date va = set two weeks in advance of tha d on which the gathering IS uSuail held. The committee in rhars if plans 10 make this the biggest eN'l q of it's kind yet held here. If Invitations have been sent out [ e the old grads and other former p' ;- pils of the school now living out
 town. No formal invitations will [ l. sent to those living in PlaiNllle' h' < all are invited and are asked to col !. sder this notice an invitation. IT
 letter sent out by the committee
 as follows:
 Q All former pupils of the Plall W vile Grammar school with the o families, are cordially invited to Il e old Broad Street schoolhouSc on tl st above date. This is two "ecI
 earlier than in previous years. in O
 der that we may have with uS, u st Excellcncy. Governor John II. Trur <" bull. who was one of our scho n mates.
 ill It is the wish of the commit s. that this meeting may eclipse in |
 terest and numbers any former or
 the largest number in attcndan Of having been 123 in 1923 and IF H- 1924.
 ce Will you kindly give your person ,h assistance by notifying anyone who ,,h' adress you know, or any of the C ,'' teachers
 nc We wish very much to have y re come and make this got-togcther ,e" genuine Old Home Day, Rrl ne lunch for your own party and col
 carly so that we may eat at
 o'clock -sharp-standard time. = That we may know how large
 party ot nIan for, please reply your earliest convenience 10 Mrs
 X. Castle, l4 Canal street Plainvi
 conn.
 Sincerely yours,
 MARY HADSELL CASTLE, to. CARRIE LAUEInSEN SMITH