New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

at o'clock. Several importan, matters will come up, and a full at. tendance is desired.
 Nine members of the local post attended the county meeting in unionville yesterday. and Plainville had the largest representation oi any post in the country.
 The junior baseball team spon. sored by the post will continue te play the teams of other Legion posts in the county.
 The Boy Scout troop will 20 to the meet in the Legion forest at Bark hamsted this weekend.
 Property Transferred
 Rose Nasiatka of New Britain ha. sold to A. Anne N. Borwaski of the sam city lot at New Britain av. enue and Lewis street known at No 3 at Victory terrace The purchaser has retransferred the lot to Blanca and Agostino Luzietti of New Brit ain. They will start work at once on the construction of a one family house.
 Can Obtain Hand Work
 Pupils of the daily vacation Bible school may obtain the hand work at the Baptist church at o'clock to- morrow afternoon, 1t was announced today.
 Attachment Released
 The attachment placed on the real estate of Sylvester and Hanna h zlma by Julian Grlda has been re- leased. according to notice filed at the town clerks office.
 Hearing On Will
 There will be hearing hefor. Judge of Probate NJ O Ryder at 1 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon re- garding the will of the late Harold H. Tompklns Of Prattsvllle. ". Y. A petition has been submitted by Lois A. Tompkins. also of Pratts- vile.
 Commitment Denied
 A petition for the commitment of the seven children of Sylvester and Hannah Zima of Forestville avenue vas denied this morning by Judge M. o Ryder when charges of the Connecticut Humane Society that the children lived in highly undesir. able surroundings could not be proved.
 Agent Williams of th. Humane Society stated that the Zimas had been convicted of selling liquor and asserted that the Zlma home was frequented by drunken men making it an unfit place for the children. Attorney Charles F. Conlen. who represented the Zimas. objected to the latter statement. saying that 1t was hearsay evidence. and the court ruled it out.
 The defense lawyer placed First Seleetman James Simpson on the stand. This official testified that he had signed petition brought him by Agent Williams but did not be- lieve it was for the commitment of the children He did not wish to see them committed, he said, but warned the Zimas that he would not stop similar action by the humane society if they were ever convicted of selling liquor again.
 The defense also introduced testi- nony to show that the children were well fed and clothed and were in excellent physical condition. The petition was denied
 The zin1a children range iron, two and half to 14 years In age.
 At the Camp Ground
 The Piainville camp meeting got under way Saturday evening and was carried on with full programs yesterday and today. At 7:3o o'clock this evening a motion picture. Lest We Forget will he shown.
 Rev. H C. sabin of New Haven will preach at o'clock tomorrow afternoon and at 7:so o'clock in the evening there will be service led by Rev H. H. Clemans of Hartford
 Business Men Hopeful
 The Business Men are hopeful Of winning tomorrow nights game largely because of the showing Of their new player, George Rabbit" Ferher. Ferber is playing out of position at third base, but he put up a remarkable exhibition last Thursday and, had the rest of the business men played as he did, the score would undoubtedly have been much different. The Peck Spring team will furnish the opposition to- morrow evening.
 Marriage License
 A marriage license was issued by the town clerk today to Joseph Ba- vano of Plainville and Miss Edna HaNley of New Britain.
 Notes
 Miss Ethel Finder and Miss Alice Monbleau have returned from weeks vacation at Terryville.
 Dr. George F. Cook. health off ger. will leave Saturday for a two weeks vacation at Bay View, Mill ford.
 Mrs, Mary McGovern has returned 'o her home on Hamlin street after spending two weeks in Mount Yer lon. N. r.. where she was called by he serious illness of her brother. Court General Lawton. F. of A., will hold a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night.
 Dr. George F. Cook will be away from town from July 2s to August l5.-Advt.
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