New Britain herald., 1926-07-27
LAYS WIFE BEATING
 ID INTOXICATION Michael BichuIn Draws Sus. pended S0-Day Jail Sentence WATER IS UNPOLLU1ED
Carrier Now Blamed For Typhoid outbreak--4o and Meeting Here Thursday--Camp Ground Pro- gram -- Marriage Announcement Made-Plainville Briefs.

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 Made-PlainviIle Briefs.
 Michael Bichun of Mountain View, charged with assault and breach of the peace, was given 30-day jail sentence when he appeared in court last night before Justice William Cunningham. but judgment was su- spended on payment of costs. Bichun was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey after a family row in which Mrs. Bichum was struck on the head with a milk bottle and coffee pot. severe and painful injuries being inflicted.
 Bichun was defended by Attorney Charles F. Conlon. who contended that Bichun was intoxicated and did not know what he was doing. He also said that while the two were lighting the table was knocked over and that Mrs. Bichun fell against this, striking the milk bottle with her head. and that she was not struck with this by her husband. Richun has had a good record In the past and the court was not severe with him. Grand Juror w J. Foran prosecuted.
 Tonight Samuel Diawczyk will be in court on similar charges as the result of a row between himself and the Rendars family Saturday eve ming.
 Water Uupollutcd
 Analvsis Of the samples of water taken from the wells in the Vest wood Park section several weeks ago during the typhoid scare shows that these are unpolluted, according to reports received from the state de- ,partment of health by Dr. George r. Cook. local health officer. It was feared that the proximity of wells and cesspools had caused the drink ling supply to become contaminated land cause the outbreak.
 1t Is now believed that a carrier was responsible for the three cases of typhoid but the identity of this person has not been discovered and it is a question where the disease originated.
 Although the examination Of the water showed 1t to be pure. the con- Idition existing .n the section Is dan gerous. The samples were taken after a dry period. but during wet weather there Is more ground water iand overflow and the danger of well contamination Is more serious. The state has urged the installation Of both public water supply and public sewers in the section, which would eliminate all possible trouble.
 40 And Meeting Here
 The Hartford County 40 and 8 will meet at the rooms of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Delegates and alternates to the state conven- ton at New Haven on August 27 will be elected, and plans for the grande promenade on that date will be discussed.
 Businessmen Play Tonight
 The Plainville Businessmen will play the Peck Spring Co.,. team at I6;45 o'clock this evening at the high school field. The merchants have struck their winning stride again and expect to repeat their previous victory, but the Peck men expect to come back on the bound and spring a surprise. The Businessmen will be without the services of Ted LaBonne their manager, and star third base man. but Captain Ralph Thrall said today that he was negotiating with Ithe Yankees to obtain Joe Dugan, who could probably play the bag all most as well as LaBonne.
 Marriage Announced
 Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe Dorazio of I17 Pearl street announce the coming marriage of their son. Ermento Dorazio, to Miss Irma Cromack of IUnionville.
 Camp Ground Program
 Rev. Dr. Arch Tremayne, pastor of the Windsor NJ. F. church, will again be the preacher at the camp meeting tonight as he was last night; the service will be held at 1880 o'clock, preceded by the Epworth league meeting at 6;50 o'clock. It will be followed by the annual meeting of the camp ground im- provement society.
 At II o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev. Harry T. Howard. pastor of the Trinity M. F. church of Meriden. will conduct the morning service or worship. He will address the anni- versary service of the Women's Home Missionary association at 2:3o D. m. Dr. Tremayne will once more be the evening speaker. The aux Hilary services will be as usual.