New Britain herald., 1929-04-23

car was overturned and Nr. and Mrs. Johnson were painfully hurt. The damage done to the Rode car is estimated at S75, according to Mir. Conlon. The warrant which will be
 made out against I.aroux will be given 10 Constable George Schubert
 for service.
 Other Court Cases
 The case of Albert Osden of Farm ington avenue. charged with breach
 of the peace. which was scheduled for trial last evening. was postponed 1 until later in the week owing to the | illness of a witness.
 The case of Cecil Turton of Broad
 street. Piainville, who was arrested
 in Pennington on a charge of reck- less driving, will be tried in the Pennington court on Wednesday
 evening.
 Case in Superior Court
 Property owners are awaiting with
 interest the decision in the case of
 Harry o. Rex against the town of
 Plainville, which is scheduled to be
 tried in superior court today. In
 1927 Mr. Rex claimed that the board
 of relief had assessed his property
 too highly and sought a reduction.
 When he appeared before the board
 for a hearing. his petition was de-
 nied.
 He then brought action against the town. claiming that the board
 of relief had dealt unfairly with him in regard to the assessment of his property, and the case was placed on the docket of superior court. It was scheduled to be heard to- day. The trial is being attended by First Selectman James Simpson. Town Treasurer William H. Wilson, the board of relief, and the board
 able interest among local property owners due to its nature. To Sing Thursday Gertrude Eyarts Bunting, singer and pianist. of Madison, formerly of Boston, who is well known in Plain- vile, will be heard from Station WDRC, New Haven. on Thursday at e Va r. III. ENiIt IF dA udtc VI lIiC
 New England Conservatory Of Music. She will be assisted by her broth
 CT. II. Clayton Evarts. flute soloist. from Chicago. Mrs. Bunting has been engaged for series of short recitals over WDRC and will be aided by her brother. Their other dates will be announced later. Brings Suit for Damages
 Suit for damages Of sl,0oo has been brought against Peter George
 by the Kraus Co. Corp. Property Of the defendant in PIainville has been attached, papers being served by De- putty Sheriff Matthew Papciak ot New Britain. The writ is returnable in the city court of New Britain on the second Monday in May. Large Attendance Every seat in the Strand theater was filled last evening at the annual i entertainment given by the Woman club of Plainville for the benefit of he library building fund. The danc- ing by the pupils of Mrs. F. L. Ben zon made hit with the audience and was loudly applauded. The comedy sketch presented by Ors 2 and Powers proved 10 be entertain ing and humorous. The singing and violin selections were also well re- ceived. The entire program vas topped by the presentation of the picture. "Redskin." The entertainment will be rcpeat- ed this evening at 7:3o o'clock and another large attendance is expected Plain,tile Briefs | Warren Fox is critically i'll with ! pneumonia at his home on East Main ! street.
 The 1o-year-old son of Vito Gero
 lous Of East street is d patient at the i New Britain General hospital. He is i suffering from heart trouble 1 The condition of Miss Margaret i Callen of Broad street. who is ill at , St. Francis hospital. is reported as i being slightly improved. 1 The schools will close this Friday I for the spring vacation. 1 The Art club of the Plainvile High school IS planning 10 visit the Yale Art school tomorrow afternoon un- l der the leadership Of Miss Anna lnelc.
 | The regular meeting of the Amer | iran Legion auxiliary will be held this evening in the Legion hall Inn i nortant matters will be discussed 4 i full attendance IS desired l Youthful Runaway Found | Constable George Schubert re- i Il fork police department yesterday stating that Joseph Yarashis. II, of i 20 Hough street, had been found in i that city. The boys parents w.le '.otlfied