New Britain herald., 1929-08-21

Find For Speeding
 Anthony s. Ferrolc of New Brit ain was fined $50 and costs on charge of reckless driving by Judge Merritt o. Ryder at special ses- sion of the town court held this morning at 10 o'clock. The court remitted S25 of the fine.
 Ferrole was arrested early this morning by Constable George Schu- bert with the aid of the New Britain police. Constable Schubert testified that Ferrolc sped through the center of the town at rapid rate of speed about 12:15 o'clock this morning The constable stated that he raw the speeding car coming along Whit ing street and ran out into the road, blowing his whistle and flashing his light. Ferrolo, according to the con- stable, kept on going.
 The officer hailed a passing car and sped af'"r the New Britain machine but, although they averaged 5 miles an hour, Forrole was soon out of sight Corstablc Schubert went to New Britain and win. the aid of the nolice there. located Fer role and placed him under arrest. Tn court this morning Fcrr0le admit ted that ho was going about 60 miles i an hour, When asked 10 state why he was gOin" so fast he said he had nothing 10 say. His sten-mot her | pleaded for Cln2encv, Claimirr that she had 10 children and that the money for the fine would have to come out of her poc';rt.
 II"GionnaiGcS Ho March
 At tho meeting of Brook narnes post. American Legion. held last evening, nl1ns were completed for nar'icin1ti"n in the rHr2do to he hold in Ha~t"ord on SaturGay ;a connection with the state convention. i CommHndor Theodore Fani0n "v- noc's 4o members of the local post to h" iN tho lirn of ioqrch.
 TAo local nost will be represented "t tn" convention by Commander 1 Theodore Fanion. Harry Fisher. and Joseph Peters. Commander Fanion has i9Suod orders for those taking i part to in tNn parade to report Sat urday 2t 12:3O o'clock at the legion rooms, The trip to Hartford will be made by auto. TNa members will wHor lection cons. dark trousers, and white shirts, Those who have park ing cards will be given free 0qrking at the IE"r-ford armo,y This TO Gouht will be tho largest turnout "f i LeCicnnaires that Connecticut has ever seen.
 Attention to tho national convcn- ton to be held at Louisville. Ky, in September, was called at the meet irr. While it is not definitely certain there is possibility that at least enc member of the post will attend the convention.
 Ca-rure G'adioluS Prizes
 Plainvllc residents captured many prizes at the fourth annu"l show of the Connecticut GIadiolus Hocicty, which opened up i0 HHrtfOrd yceter- day. The show, which is being held at the old state house. is the most sucoossful vet to Nc sponsored hv the sociot~. acc0"'ir@ n Ho Stcffane0n of Wcthorsfiald, manager of the show.
 Tho variety of tho flowers this ve9r hos surra ssed all previous "f- ror,s Their quantity and quality have h"r1 unusual
 Tho Plainvi'lc people wN0 c0p.rr- cd nrzos ycstordav were IT, Kalish, Edwin S"rhorn. Mrs, ]. H. Welsh Iand William Snhon"'aliy. Both Mir. Srnhorn and Me. Schono+sl,v c7n- turo1 q gTnat number of prizes in tho amateur class. woilo Nr. Kalish also won numrrous nri2Cs.
 Imrort"nt N"";inC
 A prayer meeting will he held to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the homo of Miss Minnie Johnson on Broad street, Eov. A. D. Ken drick. rastor of the Baptist church. will be in char~c.
 Edward WarGoid
 Tho body of Edward Warfol1 son of Mrs. Laura WarGold of i : Park street. who passed away in Nontolair, x. J, is expected to ar rive here today. Funeral ar"0ngc merts will be in charge of ". A Bailey.
 Mir. Waritold was born in Plain- vile and received his education in the local schools. His death was caused hy a carbuncln on his neck He underwent an operation but was