New Britain herald., 1927-11-18

Conlon objected to this, too, and
 hnaliy the sentence was revoked and Judgment was suspended.
 First Selectman James Simpson. who was one of many spectators, | then protested fearing that the town would lose the costs of the court, Justice Prior explained that these would be paid by Petrolini. They | came to s15.26.
 1 After the session was over Mir, and Mrs. Petrolini left the court in mood Of happy reunion. H. s. Inter- Glass Teams The four classes at the high school have chosen the basketball teams which will represent them, 1 and the inter class league will get ! under way Tuesday afternoon at 1 $50 o'clock, when the freshman will play the sophomores. Because of Thanksgiving, it will be impossible ] to play more than one game next week, Coach Myron Gallup says. He IS pleased at the showing Of the boys, many who have never played the game before demonstrating re- markable improvement in their short practices during physical edu- cation periods. The teams arc as follows.
 senior: George Backman, captain; Milton Kramer, Howard Mitchell, Sebastian Arcari; Burton Harrison, Howard Choetham, William Weber, John B"rgan, John Wiley, Samuel Pratt, Victor Hurtado, manager. Juniors-Walter Gerke, captain; Martin Conlin. Nelson Royce, Carl Peterson, Robert Deegan, James simpson, Earle McGibbon, Oscar Johnson, Nick Faniola, Henry Guer- ard, manager.
 Sophomores: Roland Gauthier, captain; Fred Yeamans, Anthony Green. Lawrence Gregory Herbert Cheethan, Henry Kovaleski, Joseph lacobellis Lester Berry, Fred Wag- her; Vinton Smith, manager.
 Freshmen: Kurt Bloon, captain; Charles Buell., Horace French, Will liam Halsted, Howard Datoli Rob ort Bruce. Harvey Smith. James Prioir, George Hayden; Malcolm Gillis, manager.
 Heavy Storm
 A terrific downpour accompanied by a driving wind and by d late season electrical display buried Plainville under a covering Of water last night but did no real damage. The Quinnipiac river overflowed the lowlanGs to the south of the town, but the water was not as deep as two weeks ago and the streams did not reach so far beyond their banks in other sections of the town.
 No Dividend For Creditors
 The final meeting of the creditors Of Peter J. Prior. bankrupt East Main street druggist, Was held in Hartford yesterday. Referee Saul German announced that there would be no dividend for the creditors.
 More Dogs Diseased
 Dr. George F. Corwin, state deputy commissioner of domestic animals, and Dog Warden Philip Marine yesterday examined four dogs which were bitten by the rabid dog that bit Miss Catherine Gra- bowski Tuesday. In all cases the animals reacted positively to tests made by the examiners. Two others known to have been bitten will be tested. and it seems likely that a quarantine will be established. Miss |Grabowski is recovering. Suit For Divorce
 Gaylord D. Cargill of Hough street has been sued for divorce by his wire, E.rsie B. Cargill. who charges intolcrable cruelty. She also seeks the custody Of their three minor children. Attorney Donald Gaffney of New Britain issued the writ, which is rcturnable in the superior court the first Tuesday of Decem- her. Service was made by Deputy Sheriff F.. W. Furrey. Captain of Blues Out For Season
 Raymond 4. Schwab, captain of the Plainville Blues football team, i injured his leg while playing about ! two weeks ago. He will be unable 1, 70 play again this season. SChwab ! s fullback for the team and due to , lis good playing and leadership, his ! lbsencc will be sorely felt. With ! he exception of last year, SChwab | las been captain for the past four ears.
 Sugar Hugret of Bristol is 10 ake his place as fullback. while parks of plainville will act as cap ain for the remainder of the sea on. The Blues will play the AL Burnside eleven at Burnham field unday at 2:3o D. m
 \. NJ. r.. Zicn Church Notes
 A hash and Johnny cake supper ill be given at the residence of lrs. Ellen Naaman at Hart's corner rom to 10 o'clock tomorrow eve ing. Supper will be served by Mrs. .aaman, Miss Adeline Woods and harles O'Neil for the benefit of the :. M. E. Zion church trustees.
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