New Britain herald., 1929-05-11

me pl4IHtiII l8 tue &uIHiutstIdtVT Oa the estate of her husband. who died February at the Bristol hospital following 2 fall down stairs in prop erty owned by the defendant in Bristol on February ,. 1929. Forward & Daily represent the plaintiff and Pierce & Pierce of Bristol and Day, Perry & Reynolds Of Hartford represent the defend ant.
 Funeral of Miss Woodruff Funeral services for Miss Ger trude A. Woodruff of s7 Whiting street. retired school teacher. will be held this afternoon at , o'clock at the Plainville Congregational church. Rev. Charles s. Wycoff. chaplain of Westminster school. simsbury. will officiste. Burial will be in the West cemetery. To Give Report Soon The chamber of commerce com mittee on zoning will be ready in the near future to give a report on the zonins plan for . special town meeting. according to President Le- on C. Staples. For about a year the 1 committee has been engaged in working out the vast number of de- tails attendant on the drafting of a zoning ordinance.
 Plsinville M. E. Mothers Day will be observed in the Plainvitle M. F.. church tomor- row morning at 10:45 a. m. Rev. Arthur A. Ball will be the preacher. His topic will be Our Debt to Motherhood" Sunday school at l2 o'clock. Epworth league at 6 p. m. | Evening service at o'clock. The i pastor will give an address at this meeting.
 The Sunday school board will meet in the church parlors on Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Supper will be served after the business meeting. Miss Cora Graulich of New Britain will be the speaker. | The Epworth league will attend the New Britain group league rally which will be hel din the Forestville NJ. F. church on Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting on Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 To Present Play
 On May 23 Plainville Grange will reopen it's hall on Pierce street. closed to the public for several months for alterations and improve ments, with a three act comedy drama followed by dancing.
 The play Lighthouse Nan" opens in a lighthouse off the Carolina coas. and each act teens with bright dia- logue and quick action. The situa- tions are natural and work them- selves to happy ending in logical. concise manner. It is a melodra- matic story of refinement, and while the situations are strong. they are not lurid. and the comedy is clean cut and human.
 It was originally presented by the Van Dyke Easton Stock Co. and on May 23 will be presented by the To- cal Grange with the following cast
 Hon, John Enlow, President of the Seecoast Banking Co.-C. H. Curtiss
 Ned Blake, his private secretary- Jack Elliot
 1chabod Buzzer. the old keeper of the lighthouse Irving B. Carter.
 Sir Arthur Choke, British aristo- crat-Frederick Harke
 1njun Jim. bad man-Robert Graham.
 Nan. little roustabout-Beatrice Easton.
 Hon. Sarah Chumley Choke, Ar thurs sister-Lucq Loomis Moll Buzzer, the gentle antelope, Ichabod's wife-Cappa l.. Corning.
 Hortense Enlcw, a city belle Winnifred kensel.
 Baptist Church Morning worship at 1e:45 o'clock, d Mothers Day service Rev. A. D. , kendrick will give the sermon The choir will sing the following an- thems: My Mothers Face in Mem ory" and For Mothers Sake" There will also be song by the junior choir. Bible school at l.:OJ p. m. Intermediate B. Y. P. L. at f6:15 D. m Evening service at o'clock. Senior B. Y. r. L. at $ o'clock.
 The Junior World Wide guild will meet Monday evening at o'clock Officers will be elected.
 i Plainvtllc Gospel Mission
 The V Plainville Gospel Mission Sunday school will meet at the home of Nelson Monbleau, c4 Washington street, at , o'clock Sunday after. noon.
 1 Churcl, Of Our Lady Of Mercy
 Masses will be celebrated tomor. row morning at S and 10 o'clock q, the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Sunday school will be conducted a, 9 o'clock
 A class Of 60 children is prepar. ing for the first communion a weel from Sunday. They must report foi instruction every morning next weel at 7:45 o'clock.
 Arrested by Schubert Rudolph ]. Carlson of 75S Arcf street. New Britain. was placed un. der arrest this morning at o:1t o'clock by Constable George Schu. bert on charges of drunken driving and reckless driving following ar automobile accident at White Gal near the stone quarry. He will b, tried in court this afternoon. Constable Schubert was notified of the accident by the New Britain police and went to the scene imme. diately. Upon investigating. Con- stable Schubert found that Carlson had driven on the left side Of the road while taking a turn on curve land had crashed into a machine op. erated by John H. Pan of 1G9 Mid. dle street. Bristol. Carlson was evi. 'dently under the influence of liuuo1 and admitted to the constable tha' he had taken a drink. It appeared A r1oe> Chox,>