New Britain herald., 1928-08-16

Leon '. Staples to have their chil- dren vaccinated as soon a possible. Early treatment will allow the sore ness to wear out of the children's arms before school starts.
 The school department will es- tablish . precedent this fall by in- sisting upon rigid adherence to the vaccination law, which has not been enfovcsd until within the past year. All children who cannot show phy- sicians' certificates must be yaccin- ated. the authorities state.
 Fined f0r Sons Thefts
 John Dzyewicki was fined $7 and costs last night for thefts committed by his 1S-year-old son when the prosecution showed that the parents had made the boy steal. No charge was pressed against the younxster, but Grand Juror Charles F.. Conlon, who prosecuted. was severe in his denunciation of the father.
 Thomas and George Lippia, own ers of vegetable garden on Farm inston avenue, testified that the boy had stolen a large quantity of their products, carting them off in a wheelbarrow. Dzyewicki, who re- gently moved to Plainville, denied having instigated the thefts, but Prosecutor Conlon said 1t was absurd to suppose the boy could bring home wheeibarrowsful of vegetables with out the fathers knowing where they came from. Justice L.. 5. Mills found the man guilty Of theft.
 Legion to March
 Members of Brock Barnes post. American Legion, will assemble at their rooms Saturday afternoon at l o'clock to go to Middletown. where they participate in the parade in connection with the state Legion convention. Those who have auto mobiles are requested by the post officials to bring them. Because Plainville is so near Middletown. it is hoped that a large showing can be made by the local post. The scout troop will march with it.
 Dies In Norwich
 Word has been received Of the death of Mrs. C. A. Frink, which oc- cured at her home in Norwich. Had she lived until Saturday she would have been so years old. Mrs. Frink is the mother of Mrs. Charles Arnold of East street and used to visit here quite frequently. Mrs. Arnold has been in Norwich for sev- eral months in order to care for her mother.
 Fined For Speeding
 George Russell of Bristol. arrested a week ago for speeding on West Main street. was fined slo and costs by Justice l.. S. Mills Tuesday night. The justice remitted s. Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon prosecuted.
 Funeral of Mrs. Holden
 The funeral of Mrs. Zetta Holden, wife of Fred H. Holden. was held yesterday afternoon at Funk's funer al parlor in Bristol. Rev. A. b. Kendrick. D. h., pastor of the Bap- tist church, officiated. Mrs. C. H. Plumb and Mrs. Hannah Cutie sang Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me" and "The Beautiful City" Burial was in West cemetery. Bristol.
 Visiting in Maine
 Miss Jean Trumbull. daughter of Governor and Mrs. John H. Trum- bull. has been visiting Miss Alice Barker. ciassmate in Augusta, Mo. Roth girls left today for the Trumbull camp at Moosehead lake. where they will spend several days.
 Dies in Hospital
 Mrs. Mary McGovern of Hamlin street has received word of the death of her brother William Sweeney. which occurred Tuesday at the base hospital in Poughkeepsie, N. '. He was veteran of the Spanish American war.
 Legion Carnival
 The annual carnival Of Brock Barnes post American Legion, will be held on the Legion lot during the week from August 25 to September 1. There will be special attractions each night
 Wtll Enter Tennis Tourney
 The PlainNille "Y" group expects to enter men in the tennis tourna- mcnt of the Hartford County "Y" to be held in New Britain beginning August g. Each organization will enter a doubles team and one or two singles players. Plainville has some good men and hopes to make a creditable showing.
 Prayer Meeting
 The regular prayer meeting will be held at the Baptist church this evening at 7:45 o'clock. The meet ing will be in charge of the pastor.
 Baseball Tonight:
 The Businessmen were hoping to- day that they would be able to play off some of their two postponed games with the Peck Spring. nine tonight. but up to noon no an- nouncement as to whether the game had been definitely arranged had been made.