New Britain herald., 1926-06-05
FORBID CRIMINALS
 ON THE TOWN LOT
Drum Corps Bazaar Will Be
 Last Permitted
PROTEST IS SUPPORTED
Superior Court Rcverscs Decision Of East Windsor and Frees Claude Daigle-Notcd NioIinist Coming Champs Play Here Tomorrow.

No more carniyals will be permit ted on the town lot at the corner Of Whiting and Maple streets after the one which will be conducted thcr" this week by the Plainville Fife and Drum Corps, it vas decided at a special meeting of the board of s"- lectmen last evening. A meeting Of the board was hurriedly called last night to consider protests of certain property owners and residents ad- joining the lot and a paper, signed by these, was presented. This de- manded that the permission allowing the drum corps to hold bazaar there next week be withdrawn be- cause of the noise and liable 1 nuisance.
 | The seleCtmen had given their con- ] sent some time ago for the organi- zation to hold its bazaar here, and TO protests were made at the time. Acting upon this decision the corps went ahead with it's plans, making considerable outlay of money, and invited out of town societies to parade on next Saturday. Corps of fcials, present at last nights meet ing, declared that it was now too late to obtain another suitable location and that to give up the bazaar would incur much disappointment and financial loss to the local organiza. tion.
 '. In view Of this, the sclectmer voted that permission he given tc hold the bazaar as planned, but tho board was unanimous in voting that no future permits be given to any society 10 use the town lot for thes' purposes.
 Arrangements have been made foI adequate police protection and req sonable closing hours.
 Daigle Cleared
 Claude Daigle of West Main street has been cleared of the charge: made against him more than d month ago as tho result of an au. tomoble collision at Warehouse Point. At the time Daigle agreed 1T pay for the damage 10 the other car but the owner Of that machine is said to have tried to eXtort an eX, orbitant amount from the loca youth and then had him arrested Daigle was charged with driving while under the influence of liQuo and fined s100 and costs by the Eas Windsor court. Attorney Israel Mai of New Britain, who acted for youu. Daigle. appealed to the superio court, and the states attorney dit not feel that there was any damaging evidence against the Plainville man Accordingly the case was thrown OH Of court, thus reversing the decision of the East Windsor authorities anC clearing Daigle.
 Funeral of Mir. CzlOnCz
 Funeral services for AleXande Czioncz of Camp street were helc at o'clock this morning at tn Sacred Heart church in New Brit ain. Burial was in Sacred Hear cemetery there.
 Carnival and Field Day
 The annual carnival under th' auspices of the Plainville Fife ant Drum corps will be held all neX week on the town lot at the corne of Maple and Whiting streets, witl free acts and many booths of varie' contents. On Saturday the festiva will wind up with street parad and competition Of visiting corps cups and medals being awarded t the winners. It is planned 10 mak both carnival and contests the big gest the local corps has ever con ductcd, nd indications are that thi will be done.