New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-11-27
PainuiM News
DISTURbER FINED
ON TWO Charges
Perron Also Given Suspended
15-Day Jail Sentence
BATES-TWING WEDDING
BATES.lWING

Brides Sister Married Two Years on
Same Day-Union Church Service
Suit Follows Collision-Church
Note-Shower for Pastor.
James Perron of East Main street
was fined and given a suspended Jail
sentence when he was hailed into
court before Justice NJ. 0. Ryder
yesterday afternoon to answer
charges OF intoxication, breach of
the peace, and resisting an officer.
Perron was arrested late Thursday
night by Deputy Sheriff e. w. Fur
rey, who took him into custody in a
restaurant in the center. He had
| allegedly been creating a disturb
ance in the lunch room and then
made insulting remarks at the pa
irons when the employees started to
eject him from the place.
Perron appeared before Justice
Ryder ystrday, Prosecutor Charles
F. Conlon prosecuting. He was
found guilty on all three counts.
Justice Ryder fined him S. and
costs for intoxication and a like
amount on the breach OF the peace
count. For resisting Furrey he was
given Is days Jail sentence.
which was suspended on condition
Of good behavior in the future.
Suit Follows Accident
Clayton White Of Plainville has
! sued Frank eastman and Joseph
Rokasa of Bristol for SIS damages.
| the action growing from an auto
| mobile accident at Pine and Birch
streets In East Bristol on Armistice
| Day. The plaintiffs car and a truck
owned by the defendants collided,
and White seeks remuneration for
the damage to his machine. Charles
f. Conlon issued the writ, which is
returnable before Justice William
Cunningham next Thursday.
Legion District Meeting
The American Legion posts and
| ladies' auxiliary units In the first
| here this afternoon. At 8 o'clock
| the auxiliary members will meet In
| C. Of C. hall for their business ses-
sion, while the Legionnaires will
| transact their affairs at Legion hall.
The two groups will then unite for
a social time, joint banquet In
| Legion hall, and motion picture
showing at the Community theater.
, Views OF the Legion parades at the
! New Haven and Philadelphia con-
ventions will be exhibited, and it
| is hoped to augment these with
State Senator Walcott's films deal
ing with Connecticut wild animal
life and TO have the senator himself
explain them.
/ Mrs. John Reitter will speak on
organizing the first district auxiliary.
! Mrs. Lucy Edwards department
! president, her executive committee,
1 will be guests of the first district.
1t is hoped to have Governor John
II. Trumbull. State Commander
Harry c. Jackson, State Commander
! Elect Kenneth Cramer, and Mayor
/ Gardner C. Weld of New Britain
| present.
Cow Row Hearing
| The damage action Of Frank
Grabski Of Plainville against Henry
Molski of Bristol. growing out Of
a dispute over the sale of cattle, Is
set to be, heard by Justice NJ. 0.
Ryder at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Charles F. Conlon will represent
Grabsk and Joseph +. Dutton of
Bristol the defendant.
Catholic Church
The regular masses will be said
| at 8 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
| ing at the Church of Our Lady of
| Mercy. with benediction after the
| 10 o'clock service. Sunday school
| will meet after the o'clock mass
and will be followed by a meeting
of the Junior Sodality of the Bless
ed Virgin Mary.
On Tuesday evening there will be
, a card party in the church hail,
with whist and bridge competition.
Confessions will be heard Thurs
day afternoon and evening In prep
| aration for First Friday.
The mass of the Sacred Heart will
be celebrated at $50 o'clock Friday
morning.
Local Scout Busy
Harold Keeling, a member of Boy
Scout Troop l of PlainNille, was
awarded the most merit badges Of
any scout who appeared before the
November session of the New Brit
ain council court Of honor. He
won badges in four subjects, the
maximum allowed at one time: they
were civics. cycling. painting, and
scholarship. Alden Keeling was ad-
vanced to second class rank at the
same session.
Shower For Pastor
The members and friends OF the
Redeemer's A. NJ. +. Zion church.
under the leadership OF John c. and