New Britain herald., 1927-01-21

/, T S1OA :, CAN OAN ants the Plainville Hardware Co.,. the Polish Investment & Loan Co.,. Inc, of New Britain. Vincenzo Appruzzese of Bristol. and Mary Papiana Mar tina of New Britain. The bank al- leges that it holds notes dated July 20, 1918, and July 12, 1920, given by Antonio and Stefano Domiano and secured by mortgages on several pieces of property on South Wash ington street. The total amount of the three notes is $500. On Feb- ruary IS, 1921, Ferraro received title to the land by warrantee deed. The bank claims foreclosure of the mort gage and possession of the premises. The other defendants hold liens or mortgages on the land.
 The action was brought through Attorney Charles F. Conlon and is returnable in the superior court the first Tuesday of February.
 Teeth of Children Very Bad
 Dr. Edward L. Brennan began the inspection of children at the Linden street school yesterday morn ing in connection with the school dentistry work, for which he wwas recently engaged. Out of e6 ex- amined 1t was found that 56 had teeth which needed attention. The condition of the teeth of several children was found to be so bad that Dr. Brennan stated he could not think of doing any work on them, even though the parents gave per- mission, without first personally talking the matter over with the parents.
 Woman Breaks Leg Mrs James Prior of West Main street suffered broken leg last night when she slipped and fell on an icy sidewalk on West Main street. Her left leg was fractured. She was taken to the New Britain General hospital.
 Evening School Abandoned
 The attendance at evening school has been running low since the Christmas holidays. and the last ses- sion for this school year was held last evening at the Broad street school. Only seven pupils were pres ent, four in Miss Nelson's class and three in Miss Jacobs. Both teach CTS have done splendid work in this connection. Superintendent of Schools l.. S. Mills stated today, and the lack of success of the evening school is largely due to the fact that several of those who first attended are now employed nights.
 Summary Process Action
 John Mieczkowski. through At torney Charles F. Conlon. has brought a summary process action to evict Ebert Bowen from the premises at Ill Whiting street. The plaintiff states in his complaint that on November 8, he leased the tene- ment to Bowen for s20 month, that on December the defendant re- fused payment, and than a notice to ! IulL SlNtll Oll Jdlludly lldo bOCil disregarded. The writ is returnable before Judge M. o. Ryder at 10 a. 1 m. on January 2S.
 Praise High School Here ! Superintendent M. A. Sturtevant of Shrewsbury, Mass, and three members of the school committee of that town visited the new high school building in Plainvule yester- day. They greatly admired the con- yenient arrangement of all the rooms. They particularly wondered how it was possible to erect such a complete building of such size at so small cost. The town of Shrews- bury, which is approximately as large as Plainville. is seriously con- sidering the erection of new high i school building.
 Farrar- Tanning Engagement
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles M. Tanning of 30 Maple street announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Doris, to Wendell w. Farrar. son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Farrar of 19 Lin- 1 coin street. No date for the wedding has been announced.
 Plainyille Wins
 The Plainyille Y. M. C. A. basket ball team nosed out its Simsbury rival last night in Simsbury by 17-15. The game was close and fast all the way, with Plainville barely able to | keep intact its run of victories over Simsbury.
 Parish Guild Notes The Parish Guild of the Church of Our Saviour met yesterday after noon in the parish house. It was reported that s415 was made at the food sale recently held. A public supper will be given on Thursday evening. February 3; the committee in charge consists of Mrs. H. J. La- Field, chairman: Mrs. Harry Hib- bard, and Mrs. James Simpson.
 Literary Club
 1 The Literary club met this after noon at the home of Mrs. c. w. Moody on West Main street. A talk on Stories for Reading Aloud" was given by Mrs. H. S. Washburn.
 Bowling Results
 Last night was a big one for local bowlers, many good games being rolled. At Hart's alleys the Buck aneers defeated the Memo Sextet by a bare six pins, winning the last string by five pins to take the match. Anderson featured. The scores:
 Memo Sextct
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