New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

 ing Of Central Pomona tn Portland during the day. In the evening there will be neighbors' nighl 1 program at the Newington Grange On June I: there will be q neigh bors' night program at the Harwie ton Grange.
 At the next regular meeting o the Plainville Grange . silver col lection will be taken for the beneH of the Community house at Storr.s Arrangements are being made b, the Grange for a card party to bt held in the near future. Kempa Giri Married
 Mary kempa, IT, of Pierce street was returned to the Long Lane Farm yesterday after enjoying sev' 1 eral months of liberty. She wa, taken into custody early Tuesda, morning by Constable George schu. bert. She spent the night in tn, ! woman's quarters in the New Brit | ain police station.
 The girl has caused considerabl. l trouble to officials of the farm ant others, and one of the results of hel actions since leaving the institution ! was the arrest Of her father. Ht was sentenced to jail for harborinl a paroled girl. Several days ago Long Lane Farm, came to Plainvill. to get the girl after she had TUT away from the Sisters of St. Joseph at West Hartford, into whose GUS. tody she had been paroled. Sht was seen about the streets for sev. eral days in Plainville, but when of ficers called at her home they wer. unable to get any information abou' her or her whereabouts. In the New Britain police station cell yesterday, Miss kempa told g strange story of having been forced to wed a man tor whom she had nc , love or liking and from whom shs separated immediately after the ceremony According to the girl she was taken to Meriden by hel 1 mother and there married to a man 3l years old and of Polish birth She was unab to give the name ot her husband or to say more thar that she was married by a justice o: the peace.
 Investigation at the Meriden town clerks office yesterday showed that no wedding return had been filed there. However, Town Clerk Will liam H. Wilson of Plainville received ; marriage return in the mail this morning which showed that the gir' had married Frank Brawz, 3l, ot Southinston on May P at Southing. i ton. The ceremony was performed by Justice of Peace Harry C. Camp Mrs. kempa told an entirely diff ferent story from that related b, her daughter. Mrs. kempa admit. ted that her daughter had bee; married to Frank Brawz but denie that the wedding was carried oui under any duress on her part. Sh. said her daughter willingly entered into the ceremony with Brawz, witt whom she had been keeping com. pany for seven weeks. After the wedding the couple went to live ir a house on Broad street. New Brit. ain. Mrs. kempa spoke in the high. fcst terms Of her son-in-law. Locals Are Defeated
 Plainville Highs baseball winning streak was brought to an abrupt en yesterday afternoon when the Lewls High nine of Southington defeated the locals by a ito f score on tho local High school field. The game was hard fought from beginning te end and was featured by good pitch. ing and fielding. Snowman of South. Fin9toho was the star of, the game This ovens the series at one-ail Plainville taking an s to ? verdict on Memorial day in Southington.
 This afternoon the locals were scheduled to meet Litchfeld in thai town.
 Car Ovcrtut1is An automobile operated by Nelson Royce overturned while proceeding along Broad street yesterday noon Five occupants of the car, all High school students, were thrown to thu road but escaped without injuries The accident was investigated b, Officer David Kaufman. Piainville Briefs
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E. church will hold food sals Friday from to 5 o'clock at tn. home of Mrs. Cora B. Manchester on West Main street. Ice cream ana cake will be served. A large attend ance is expected.
 The regular meeting Of the Parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour will be held tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the parish houae
 The Sons of Italy lodge twill give dance this evening at the Colonial hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Levine and Mir. and Mrs. John Simpson have returned home after trip to Can- ada.
 The passage over Plainville last evening of the giant dirigible. Los Angeles. attracted the attention of many local residents.
 Lost Tuesday. eyeglasses and case. Reward if returned to 121 Linden St.-adVt