New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
"DETAILS ARRANGED 1 FOR MEMORIAL DAY
 Parade to Form it Legion Hll on Whiting Stett
 WILL DECORATE GRAVES
Meeting Of Town Plan Commission Court Sessions to Ee Held On Norninss-Barbour Boy Recover inS-Other Items.

All of the details for the Memo rial Day observance have been com pleted by Daniel Emery. chairman oi the Sons of Veterans committee ! which has charge of the program. The first part of the program will consist of placing flowers on the graves of the deceased soldiers in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The parade will leave the Ameri- can Legion hall on Whiting street al S:3O o'clock. Tho procession will be headed by the Plainville Drum corps. Organizations taking part ir the parade will be as follows: G. A R., Women's Relief corps, Soma o1 l Veterans. Brock Barnes post, Ameri' can Legion; Legion auxiliary. Bo, snd Girl Scouts, and school children Chairman Emery urges that al members of the C, A. R. and Soni of Veterans, whether members of thu organizations or not, take part 1T the program.
 f The services at West cemetery will be in charge of the Women'l Relief corps. At the end of this serv ice, a trip will be made to Forest vile, where a parade will start from the Firemen's hall and will so to tn, F'orestville cemetery. The exercises will be in charge of the Sons of Vet trans. At the conclusion of thu parade at Forestville, refreshment will be served to the ex-servicemen
 Memorial Service
 Members of all the patriotic or ganizations joined together yesterda. in honoring thte deceased soldiers o the Civil. Spanish h-American, ant World Wars at . memorial service a the Plainville Methodist church.
 Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pastor of th NJ. F.. church, delivered the memoria address. using for his topic "Th' Great Paradox" The program wa brought to a close with the sinEin, of patriotic airs.
 Annual Concert
 The third annual concert of th' Plainville High school glee clubs vii be given Friday evening in thu school auditorium. Maurice E. Wal I ICu NItl DC lIlV NSIlo toloist. Dancing will follow the con .cert.
 1 Tickets are now on sale and ma, Le purchased from any member 0 the glee clubs. A large attendanc is anticipated.
 Fined in Court
 William Moranti of Shuttle Mea , Southington were arrstuned befor Justics of Peace Edward P. Prior i court Saturday afternoon on charge of violation of the rules of the roae Moranti was found guilty and wa fined $10 and costs. Nevins was dis charged.
 The men were arrested Thursda by Constable Thomas Royce after q automobile collision at the corner Q East and Pine streets.
 Morning Sessions T The adoption of 2 uniform plal for the holding of court sessions il the morning will be among tn changes that will be put into opera ton when the new town court zoe into effect on July 1. Under tn present justice of peace court system many session were held in the eve nings as well as during the day.
 It is felt by the new court official that morning sessions of the cour will prove more convenient. The oatl has not been administered to any o the new court officials as yet. It i expected that Town Clerk William H Wilson will swear in Judge Mcrri o. Ryder. Deputy Judge Cornelius B Prior, Prosecutor Charles F. Con lon. and Deputy Prosecutor Stanle. s. Gwillim within short time.
 Prom Plans Completed All arrangements have been mad and everything is in readiness fo the Junior prom to be held at tn high school Wednesday eevning / novel scheme of decorating for tn