New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

The case Of Charles Ramsey of For astyille, taken into custody follow. Ing a collision at Blossoms corner with a car driven by Arthur lt 1 Sioed Of New Britain, was continued to allow a more thorough inyestiga- lion. Alfred Fernandez Of Canal street was fined s100 an dccsts and sentenced 10 ten days in jail on tho charge of driving while under the Influence ot liquor. Tcrnandez's car crashed into a machine driven by C, w, Eurnham, Jrp o( Water. bury injuring Rurnham'r auto, and then left the road, Jumping n gully and landing on the railroad tracks, lurlan Russo of Bristol was 0nnd i7 and costs yestcrday afternoon hy Judge Ryder on a charge of as- Sault. He had been arrested hy Deputy Sheriff F. W. Turrey after hitting Thomas Murphy of Forest willie while they were standing in front ot the Clarendon lunch. A gash in Nurphy's head was opened when the hlow knocked him against en automobile and Dr. George Cook was forced to take three stitches 10 close the wound.
 Brock -Bancs Post Plans
 Plans for the coming months were laid at the meeting of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, held last night in the post rooms on Whiting street, It was planned 10 have the post attend in a body the Memorial Sunday service fin the local Con gregationa church on May 24 Members will meet at the post rooms at 10 o'clock in the morning, wearing legion caps. and march to the church. Members are especial ly urged to attend this service, as 1t will probably be the last con ducted under the G. A. R., the mem bers of which are rapidly diminish ing,
 A joint meeting with the Sons of Veterans and the C.. A. R. will bc held on the next regular meeting night, May 2i, when final plans for Memorial Day will he made, After the meeting there will be "cats" and a gcr-togethcr The movie" com mi'tee reported that on June and ? tho picture "The Spirit of Lofay- ctte' would he shown at the com. munity theater, along with a west orn film entitled "Pure Grit" and comedy. There will tr a matinee and evening show each day. The committee is having the cooperation Of Orrin l.. Judd, principal Of the grammar school in this venture and the matnoos will be principally for school children
 Plans for the annual society circus have been altered at the last min- utn. IL was planned to hold this the last week in May, but the com mittee feels that as the drug corps and fromcn's conventions both come in June it will be better 10 post pone 1t until later in the year. The dates have been cancelled and th" post will hold the circus the week Of August l7-2@.
 Plans for the Legion endowment fund are incomplete. but will he fn- ished very soon, The acceptance Of the position of chairman hy a we'll known citizen of Plainyille ia being awaited, and, when this is settled. plans will be pushed rapidly. The Legion appeals to the people 10 put this drive over tho top, as 1t is for a very worthy cause, the support of the orphans oF cy-scrvicomon, and has the endorsement Of President Coolidge. 1f necessary, the com mandor will call special meeting of inc post 10 advance plans moro rapidly.
 Peter Y. NystrOm
 Peter x. Nystrom, 7S, of Y Camp street. died al his home yesterday afternoon following a long illness, He had lived in PlainyiIIc for 60 years. H. is survived by his wife, 10 whom he had heon married for 5l years; and scyon children, \. F.. Nys'rotn of Bristol Mrs. F" S. Allen of Foresryilo. Mrs, L. W. Van Wick lnn Of Oakland, Cal: Mrs. F. r., Combs Of San Francisco, Cal, Mrs. p, C. Fa'lquist Of Rrainard, Mtrns Miss Lillian II. Nystrom Of PIain- vile, and Andrew C, Nys'ro,n Of Hartford.
 Private funeral services voro ho'l from tho church of Our Lady of Mercy at 9:So o'r'ork this aftor- noon. TntNrmcnt vas in West come- tory.
 DorIo-Nhclan
 Banns of marriage have horn published for inc first time hetN cen Frank Dorj1o and Mss Loretta David. Tho welding will take place at tho Church of Our Lady of Mercy on May g. at : o'clock in the lnorninc. Miss Catherine WhrIan Ntn he bridesmaid, while a brother of the bridegroom will hc best man.
 Missionary Meeting
 The Foreign missionary society of he Tlainviua M. F. church Hi'l be held a' o'clock tomorrow aftor- noon in thc church parlors. A lialorue will he furnished by fha 7dlcs. The members Of tbe mis- sioDarv societies Of a'l n" Protes mt churches in FIanN''e ut1 ho cues's Refreshments will he served
 Appraiser to speak
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