New Britain herald., 1929-06-04
PlainuiUe News
MANY NEW HOUSES
 BEING BUILT HERE
Building Boom Tike Pace Dur.
 ing Month of Nay
NEW WORK WORTH s4s:5oo

Farm Bureau-Hish school Nine to Play Three Cames-Two Court Sessions Fl. ld-Other Items, Further indications that Plainville is steadily growing are given in the May report of Building Inspector Axel Johnson made public today. Ac- cording to the report, permits were issued for the construction of eight new houses which are valued at 342,5o0. During the month of April only $14,O00 valuation was placed On rev homes. which indicates that each month during the summer wit nesses large increase along build ing lines.
 The above figures tend to back up 1 the statement made by Governor John H. Trumbull at the annual banquet of the Chamber of Com- merce held in April. He told his listeners that Plainville had pro-
 gressed very rapidly in the last two
 years and would continue to do rc
 with the passing of each month. During the month. the inspector
 issued s5 permits. They are classl' fled as follows: Eight new buildings
 seven additions. seven alterations and repairs and one heating. two plumbing, and II electrical jobs.
 Permits or new houses issued dur
 ing the month were as follows
 Otto Mar. one family dwelling or Church street S7.000; o. I. Cooley five-room bungalow on Madison
 street. s5,00o: Frank Capparelli w6-family house on Tomlinso' avenue, s7.oO0; C. P. Hart, five
 room dwelling on New Britain road s5, 5,00o: A. F. Colton. five-roon | bungalow on Pennington road. $4. 0oo: c. R. Sherman. eight-roon
 dwelling on Broad street. 5000
 John Novak. five-room dwelling ol
 Lewis street. $500; and Johl Gaber, four-room dwelling. $3,0o0. Court sessions
 Gustave Preisser. 2S, of Rock!
 Hill avenue. New Britain. pleaded guilty on two charges Of violating
 the state fish and game laws il justice court last evening and wa fined $5 and costs by Justice Of th'
 Peace William Cunningham. Tn | t,I 1f 1,a 4lkGn
 He was arrested by State Gam Warden Charles Allhouse of Granb,
 at Loon lake Saturday. The wardel testified that he found in Preisser' . possession perch which was fiv , inches in length, two inches les than is allowed by law. He also testi fled that the New Britain man wa , using line with three hooks at , tachcd.
 , Anthony Sinkiewicz was fined : , and costs in court this morning at
 o'clock by Justice of the Peace Will
 liam Cunningham on a charge o breach of the peace. The fin amounted to $14.25. He was ar rested last evening by Officer E. W Farrar.
 Mary Kempa. who escaped iron : the Long Lane farm on Easter Sun Sunday. was taken into custody las evening by Constable George Schu
 bert. The farm officials were notifie
 and the girl was returned there to
 day.
 To Play Three Games Plenty of action is in store for th !. Plainville high school baseba :, team this week. This afternoon tn : locals clashed with Lewis high C , Southington. tomorrow they journe to Litchfield. and Saturday the
 meet the Watertown high school 8 , the local grounds.
 The team has been crashin , through all its opponents of late an . has scored an imprcssing list ( :, victories. This years aggregation ! the best to represent the schot , since the opening of the institution | Last week the locals trounced th
 New Britain Trade school and tn |. Lewis high nine. both considere
 strong aggregations.
 Coach Caulfield was confident ths 4 his charges would take this after , noon's encounter. The team wa