New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

both for the social time and to hear Mir Alderson. who Is rated as a fine speaker.
 To Make Voters
 The sslectmen and town clerk will | be in session at the town hall Sat- urday from 10 o'clock in the morn- ing to 9 o'clock at night for the pur- pose of making voters, oualifica- tions will be examined and the oath administrated. Quite a few would be voters have handed in their names as wishing to be made" and this will be their only chance to become voters before the coming town election, which is Monday,
 Grange Fair Coming
 The annual Grange fair will be held in Plainville Grange hall on October q and 22, both afternoon and evening. There will be a pro- gram of entertainment and dancing each evening
 American Legion Votes
 Commander Robert Craig Of tho local post has received notice of the first fall meeting Of the Hartford county organization which will be held In the Russell K, Bourne Post home in Wethershed on Sunday, September 27, at ?, m. Live Le- zion subjects will be discussed, and a good time has been promised oN the Wethersheld post, Local Le- gionnaircs who have been in the habit of taking in the county meet ings in the past have always en- joyod them, and this time will he as good as any that have gone before Commander Craig would like 10 see large delegation 20 from the Brock Barnes post and would like 10 have all members who intend going 10 let him know or leave word with Postmaster J. F. Usher, so that adequate transportation will be pro- vided
 At ths rcxt meeting of the local post. Sort. os. there will be another card tournament with the Sons Of Veterans, Tho last time the teams met. the match ended in a tic and tho Legionnaires are out for de- cisiye win this lime. Refreshments will be served after the game.
 Members of the post are invited to whist party which will be given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the post cn Thursday Sept 4, in the post rooms at $ o'clock. There will be the usual prizes.
 Sent To Reformatory
 Anthony Charnassky of S"N Church street. New Britain, appear ed before Justice M o, Ryder in the town court here yesterday 10 answer charges of burglary and was sen fenced 10 the Connecticut reforma- tory He was accused Of stealing two watches, several rings and $S in cash from the home of Anthony .ZinGlowitz of Mountain View, One Of the watches was found on his per son when he vas arrested by Con stable Fred Callen, but the other ar ticles are still missing.
 Alex Stepnick who had escaped from the reformatory, wa, turned over by Justice Ryder 10 the Bristol police. by whom he is wanted for several breaks,
 Relief Corps Meeting
 The Women's Relief corps of For astvile will meet in G. A. R. hall at o:SO o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All members are requested 10 be present, as important business will be discussed.
 Federation Picnic
 If the weather Is faNorahle at ID 0 clock tomorrow morning, the out ing of th Congregational Church Women's Federation will be held at Pinnaclerox farm but if it is threat nning at that hour, the picnic will be postponed until Friday, The out ward trip will be made at noon' transrortation being provided while q hot lunch will he served at the farm.
 Teacher In Court
 The case of Floyd Teacher 'harg- cd uith driving while under the ln- Auence of liquor, was scheduled 70 come up before Justice Edward r. Prior at 3 o'clock this atternooh' Teacher was arrested by Deputy Sheriff E. W, Furrey following 2 weekend collision, Attorney Charles r. Conlon acted for the prisoner
 Mcleod Wins Five Awards
 A. A, Mcleod has received notlre that he was awarded five prizes TOT specimens of fruits entered at the fair of the Goshen Agricultural so- cioty Mir. Mcleod made ten entries competing against three big growers from New York and one from Hol- yoke. Mass, in addition to smaller agriculturists, and won three nrs' and two second prizes,
 He was awarded one first prize for his entry of Bose pears and two more for his specimens of Hyslop crab and Maiden Blush apples, His second prizes were for winter sweet and Seek No Further apples,
 Factory Property Sold
 The portion of the Bristol Mfs Co. property on West Main street n"A' To the railroad has heen sold 10 Joseph T Mccarthy. The land sold is that nearest the tracks, having = foot frontage on West Main street and includes the cne-storv building cn that portion, The reported price Is S11,o0o,
 Queor Pleads Guilty
 William oueror of Bristol arrest -d by Constable Fred Callen here ehms months ago for stealing chick