New Britain herald., 1929-07-01


 in 1911 in Hartford, his first job be- ing a $12,500 house in Plainville. Three years ago MT. DiMarco moved from Plainville to White Plains to do a $250,000 contract in that city Since that time he has had a num- Der of city and county contracts totalling about s5,000,000.
 John Nelson
 John Nelson, 72, of 59 East street died late Saturday night at his home after a lingering illness. He came to this country from Sweden in 1879 and settled in Middlefeld. In the summer of 1892 he settled here and has resided here since. He worked for number of years in the knit ting mill known as the Bristol Mfg Co. For the past few years, MT. Nel- son lived in retirement
 He is survived by his wife and three sons. Edward, in California John A. of Plainvile and Clarence Nelson of Sparkville, N. Y. He also leaves brother and sister in Sweden and five grandchildren Funeral services will be held al his home at o'clock tomorrow and at 2:30 o'clock in the Swedish Con- gregational church. Rev. Victor Ob- loom, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Town Court Opens Today marked the opening of the new Judiciary system in Plainville and the town court had three cases to dispose of. The new court replaces the old justice courts which have been in existence for more than 50 years.
 Two boys, charged with theft were sentenced to the state reform school, judgment being suspended for six months. They were arrested by Constable George Schubert last week after he had investigated d number of petty robberies.
 A. Bouyukus of 341 West 44th street. New York. charged with vio- latlons of the rules of the road, was f1nde S5 and costs by Judge Merit, 0. Ryder. He was arrested by Con. stable B. Judd WadsWorth on June l after he had struck a motorcyclf operated by Harvey Butler of II Oak street near Blossoms corner The local man was injured in the accident and was treated by pr George Cook, who ordered his re moval to the New Britain Genera hospital. At the institution if wa, found that MT. Butler was sufferin. from bruises and contusions abou the head and body and fracture O the left ankle.
 Plain'ille Grange Notes PlaInVille Grange will hold a reg ular meeting tomorrow night at o clock in the Grange hall on Pierc street There will be a pantomime a patriotic drill with tableaux. sev eral readings and musical selections Plans are being made for tn Grange picnic to be held on July 1S The time and place of the affair vii be announced later.
 C. of C. Meeting
 The July meeting of the Plainvill Chamber of Commerce will be hell Friday evening, owing to the fac that the regular meeting date fall on holiday. Routine business i scheduled for the meeting.
 Close Restaurant The Wilbur restaurant in Centra square has been closed because 0 financial difficulties on the part c the owner. w. Byron Wilbur. vh has conducted the establishment fo the past three years. The America Sign Co. of Kalamazoo, Mich through Attorney Henry c. Camp, c Southlngton, has brought an actio against Wilbur for $500 damage. The writ, which was served by Der uty Sheriff F. w. Furrey. is return able in the court of common pleas O the first Tuesday of September.
 Given Birthday Party
 A birthday party was given Satur day afternoon in honor of Mrs. l A. Loomis of v Whiting street b her two daughters. Bessie and 1ils Mrs. Loomis celebrated her rot birthday anniversary on June 23
 A number of Mrs. l.oomis imme diate friends were present and a enjoyable dinner was served. Th house was prettily decorated in blu and white. Mrs. I.ooms receive many beautiful and useful gifts. . very pleasant afternoon was spen Mrs. Loomis receiving many calls c congratulations
 Besides her two dauehte she ha a son, Leon. She is enjoying goo health and is we'll known in Plain vile.
 Pythian Elect Officers
 At a meeting of the Knights ( Pythias held in the Scquassen Ina Friday evening, officers were electe for the coming year. Rev. J. Ro Wilkerson. pastor of the Congrega tional church. was chosen as chan