New Britain herald., 1927-02-12
VOISSARD AWARDED
 DAMAGES OF $500 Wins Suit Over Shooting Which
 Occurred Last Summer
 MRS. SCHUTTE BETTER
Victim ot Accident Recovering - Many Valentine Parties Planned Sabi-Mongillo Wedding - Church NoticeS-PIainyille Briefs.

herllldn NolSarQ was awarded a verdict in the superior court at Hart ] ford yesterday in his $500 damage i action against Frank Scolla. who
 shot the plaintiff on November B, 1 1926, as the latter crossed Scolla's 1 property. Scolla claimed at the time
 that he had been annoyed by garden 1 thieves and mistook young Voisard for one, whereas the latter had | merely cut across the lot on his way | home. Scolla was tried for assault l with a dangerous weapon and found i guilty.
 Mrs. Foisard, the youths mother,
 then brought suit through Attorney
 A. w. Upson of New Britain. Scolla 1 obtained Attorney Thomas F. Me 1 Donough Of that city to defend him, 1 but this lawyer withdrew a week ago with the permission of Judge
 Newell Jennings.
 Dr. George F. Cook. who treated
 Voisard; Deputy Sheriff E. w. Fur rey, who investigated and made the
 arrest; Mrs. Voisard, and the youth 1 himself testified. Scolla made no de. ! fense and called no witnesses. Judge | Jennings awarded $500 and costs to i the plaintiff.
 Mrs. Schuue Recovering ! Mrs. Ethel Schutte of West Main
 street, injured a week ago in the 1 grade crossing accident on East
 street, Is reported to be improving at the New Britain General hospital.
 Her life was despaired of at first. 1 so severe were her hurts, but she ! now appears to have passed through | the critical stage and to be on the | roaC to recovery.
 Archie Pilon, driver of the auto- | mobile in which she was riding, will appear in court Thursday afternoon. his case having been continued for 1 two weeks when it first came up
 Another continuance may be asked this week.
 Congregational Church. ] Morning service at 10:45 o'clock.
 Rev. A. A. Ball. pastor of the Plain vile NJ. E. church. will preach in exchange with the pastor. Church
 school after the morning service.
 The Congregational Young People
 will attend the forum in the Bristo
 Congregational church, at ' p. nl.
 and be addressed by John Langdon
 Davies on 'Is Europe Walking the ! Plank"
 1 The executive committee will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. n. at the
 parsonage.
 , The Old Folks concert rehearsal
 will be held Wednesday at 7:3o ?.
 m.. at the parish house. 1 Federation sewing meeting Thurs day 2-5 p. m.. at the parish house. The evening group will meet Thurs
 day at 7:30 p. n., at the home of , Mrs. Tredennick, 4s Maple street.
 Baptist Church. Sunday services at the Baptist church will be as follows: Preach l ing by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Ken | drick. D. D.. at 10:45 a. m., preceded ! by a junior service and singing Of
 "Jewels' by the junior choir. Bible school at l2 noon. Evening service at o'clock; the
 pastor will continue his series of sermons on the "Ten Command
 ments." Young Peoples service at
 s o'clock; topic Going About Doing
 Good;" leader. Donald Pryor. The
 public is cordially invited to attend any of these services.
 Methodist Church. | The services in the Plainville M.
 F. church tomorrow will be as fol-
 lows: Morning worship at 10:45
 o'clock. Rev. Charles s. Wycof will