New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
Me.ps
TO FINISH COURT
 PLANS THIS WEEK
New Judiciary System Becomes
 Effective on July 1
WILSON MAY GIVE OATH

Legion Baseball Schedule Announced
 -Hartford Driver Fined in Court
 -Plainville Grange to Hold Food
 Sale-Other Items.
 Judge Elect Merritt o. Ryder of the new Plainville town court an- nounced today that he is completing plans for the installment of the new officials into office this week. AS the new judiciary system becomes effective on Monday, July 1. it is nec- essary that the oath be administered some time this week. If plans could be perfected during the day, the ceremony was to be held either this evening or tomorrow. Judge Ryder also stated that in all probability the oath of office would be administered by Town Clerk William H. Wilson.
 The oath of office will be ad- ministered to Deputy Prosecutor Stanley s. Gwillim at later date, as he is in California at tho present time and Is not expected back in Plainville until July IS. There will be no ceremony in connection with the administering of the oath. Fined in Court
 Frank Cintello of 126 Village street, Hartford. was fined $5 and costs on a charge of violation of the rules of the road when he appeared before Justice Merritt o. Ryder in the local court this morning at g o'clock. The Hartford man was originally charged with reckless driving but the count was changed by the court. The fine was remitted Frank Szczepanski of 76S Arch street, New Britain, charged with violation of the rules of the road 1 failed to appear in court. He and Cintello were involved in a crash or 1 the New Britain road early Sunday morning. The accident was investi. gated by Constable B. Judd Wads. | worth.
 Both machines were badly dam. aged in the accident but the occu. ' pants escaped without injuries. Con. stable Wadsworth was ordered by the court to find out the reason Cor the New Britain mans non-appear- ance.
 Auxiliary Meeting There will be a regular meeting of the American Legion auxiliary in the Legion hall this evening at p. Ll All the members who have not al- ready turned in their birthday calen- dars are requested to do so as soon as possible.
 | Delegates and alternates will he elected at tonights meeting to at- ! tend the state convention to be held l in August. All members are askec to be on hand.
 Mrs. Minnie Crnmp Dies
 Mrs. Minnie Crump. aged GA. oi S3 Pennington avenue died last eve. ming at her home after severa months of i'll health. She was Ihe wife of William Thomas Crump ant has been a resident of Plainville inl six years, She was born in Water. ford. N. Y
 Besides her husband. she is sur vived by two brothers, J. S. Palmer of Waterford, N. Y. and r. l. Palmer of Rochester. N. Y; and ont sister. Mrs. J. K. Laughlin of Water ford. N. Y.
 The body will be taken 10 Water ford. N. Y., today. Funeral services will be held there Thursday after noon
 Funeral services
 Funeral services for Mrs. Rut' Esther Johnson of Westwcod park who died at the New Britain Gen eral hospital yesterday morning. vii be held tomorrow afternoon at 2'3 o'clock at the Erwin chapel. Nev Britain. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist pastor of the First Lutheran church will officiate Burial will be in -h Fairview cemetery. New Britain. Church Honor Roll
 The Episcopal church schoo finished it's sessions Sunday. Mar, of the children received pins for per feet attendance throughout the year The following honor roll include the names of children who wer
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