New Britain herald., 1926-08-10

' In former years he was a pianist ana vocalist of high reputation.
 Motor Coach Schedule
 change has been made in the schedule of the motor coaches oper- ated through Plainville by the New England Transportation Co. In the future there will be two busses each way every day, leaving the local railroad station at 9:07 a. m. and o:l2 D. m. for Simsbury and con- meeting at that point for Northamp- ton and towns en route. South bound for New Haven, the coaches Will leave at 10:4S a. m. and 6:3S D. m. All time quoted is daylight say- ing.
 Births
 A daughter has been born to Mir, and Mrs. Joe Przech of Farmington road.
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs John Perron of Myrtle street. New Britain, formerly of Bank street, Plainville.
 Sues for 1000 Jacob Lepeiko, owner of Wat hlns swimming pool, has brought suit for Sl,000 damages against Harry Mulvaney and Anthony ]. Laurin of Providence, R. l., alleg- inSnlsrepreSentation in the sale of property 10 him. He claims that he vas to!d water tank was on the property he purchased and that he has since found out this is on an ad- Joinlng lot, The papers were issued by Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz of New Britain.
 Women Battlers In Court A battle of Amazous had an after math in court last night when Mrs, Antoinette Iegge and Mrs. Antoinette Carrucci appeared to answer charg- cs Of breach of the peace and as Sault was also charged against the latter woman. The two had engag- led in family squabble on Newton avenue last week, no serious iu- Jury being done to either combatant other than that Mrs. Iegge lost large amount of hair.
 Pleas Of not guilty were entered. Justice L. s. Mills found them both guilty and imposed fines of S7 and costs each on the breach of tn. peace count and levied & further suspended fine of s35 against Mrs. lCarrucCi for assault. Grand Juror William J. Foran prosecuted and Mrs. legge was defended by Attor- Iney s. Gerard Casale of New Britain. John Mowine Of 672 Wilson street Waterbury, was discharged on count Of reckless driving. He was arrested by Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen after he had barely escaped Ia serious accident at Blossoms cor inor. He did not produce d drivers license or registration and was fined $5 and costs for this. Through his lawyer, Attorney Charles F. Conlon, he took an appeal.
 Farm Bureau Picnic
 Members of the Hartford county farm bureau will hold their apnua picnic Thursday at Babb's grove. | st NJ NabllE EdlllOIi. N'Sl NUllItl' The usual program is planned wlth speaking and sports, and there Ntli be basket luneh. Last summer the picnic was held at Pinnaclerox farm here. and Henry Trumbul. owner of the farm and brother Of Governor John II. Tr''mbull, was host to fully 300 members ot inc bu- "oau. including many local people Nr Trumbull is first vice -presiden, Of he organization. Ii is hoped tha' many will enjoy the Congamond trip this year.
 Series With PcAtos
 Tn" Ail-PIainvilles and tho Pextos Of Southington, having post poncd their baseball series week. will open hostillties in their series for the iNtnrtown title this coming Sun. day. The first game VII be played on the local high school diamond. Each team has defeated thc other once in the past this yea" md the present series will settle the issue bctwcn thA two rivals.
 Chautaugua Closing
 The Connecticut Chautauqua qs- sembly will close it's session al th, Plainville camp ground tonight. A s o'clock the operctta "The Riddle Of Isis" will be presented by the school of music under the direction of Miss Mildred T.. Miles Of Mount Vernon. \. Y. with Mrs. Alice Nar.li of New York city at the piano. The final program feature will be th" annual campfire on the athletic field at 9:45 o'clock.
 The Epworth league will be in charge of tho mid-week prayer meeting at the PlainviIe NJ. F. church Thurs1ay evening.
 Sam Castle is taking a trip to Que bee. Montrea! and other points in Canada.
 Oscar Of tho Oscar and Ar; com- bination has xnow lost thn clam chowder recipe mailed him by his classmate in Hawaii and is setting about concocting one of his own.
 Dr. George r. Cook and family have returned from a weeks trip 10 Washington and Philadelphia.
 For Sale-Chambers fireless gas range, gas water heater and baby carriage. c. Harrison. Jefferson street. -advt
 Watch for big sale. I. J. Birn- baum. .-advt.
 Sugar from corn is now com