New Britain herald., 1929-04-24

members, according to postal card- l mailed yesterday and today. It Is possible that the club will be re- l organized later in the year. but at the present time, the organization IS l out of existence.
 To Meet the President Governor John H. Trumbull and the four othdr members of the com mittee on arrangements tor the an- nual governors conference to be held at Eastern Point next summer will be luncheon guests of President Herbert Hoover at the White House on May 3. 1t was announced yester- day.
 Senator Frederic c. Walcott of Connecticut will also be guest at the luncheon. at which topics to be considered at the convention will be discussed. Governor Trumbull plans to make the trip to and from Wash ington by air. accompanied by Ma jor William F. Ladd. leaving Hart ford in time to breakfast with Sena- tor Walcott n Washington and re- turning to Hartford immediately after the luncheon.
 To Organize Club
 A meeting of the young ltalian- American people of Plainville will b. held in the Colonial hall of Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the pur- pose of forming an Itaian-A American club. There has been considera hie agitation for club among the young people and it is expected that the propose club will contain d large membership.
 Church Notes
 Regular prayer meetings will be held at the Baptist, Methodist and Advent Christian churches tomor- row evening.
 The womens Bible class of the Baptist church will hold it's montn- ly meeting on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ida Leach in the Neri block.
 Clear. Up Robbery Following an extensive investiga- lio4is NCiotdpiS oVoi AoNAbcN'S 'N' cleared up the robbery which was committed at the home of R. G. Hart some weeks ago. The con- stable had talk yesterday with Walter McNamara at the state re- formato-y Tn Cheshire and Mc- Namara admitted that he had com- mitted the burglary.
 The youth escaped from the cus- today of officers of the state school for boys while being transferred from Meriden to Cheshire, He was later capturnl in Massach usetts. The robbery was committed dur l ing the night while the Hart family vas aslcep and was considered d l daring piece of work The boy ob- tained considerable plunder but left two clues thrt gave Constable Schu- i bert something to work on and eventually led to his downfall The young burglar stole a hat and coat in Southington and while in Mir. Hart's home, changed them for a hat and coat belonging to MT. Hart. Communicating with the South ! ington police, the local consta hle 1 discovered that the hat and coat had | been taken from painters home and that McNamara was suspected Of being the robber.
 Funeral Services Funeral services for Fred l.. Wright of Roosevelt street wcr.. l held this afternoon at e:3o p. m. at the funeral rooms of w. A. Bailey ! & Co, Burial was in West cemetery. Court Session Fonr cases were brought up be- fore Justice of the Peace Willldi Cunningham in court this morning for disposal
 The case Of Oyila Leroux Of 9l South Elm street, Bristol, charg"t with reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquo' was postponed until May 1. LerouS vas represented by Attorney An thony Rich. His arrest was the r"- suit of an automobile accident oA Crooked str, ct Sunday. when cars owned by Otto Johnson of Smali"y street and Albert Rode Of Belmont street. New Britain, were also in- , volved.
 | Constable George Schubert Was given a warrant for his arrest by Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon. an / LerouX was taken into custody y"s- ! terday by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilicuddy Of the Bristol police for the local authorities He was , released on bonds of $500.
 Sarnuei Elinsky of New Britain and Oscar Montambault of Water bury appeared before the court to answer 10 charges of driving ovel loaded trucks. They were arrested by state policemen in connection {, with the drive that is being Wag-d against drivers of overloaded ve- ! hicles. Their arrest followed after 1 he state officers had weighed theil trucks or the scale. Justice of tho i Peace William Cunningham suspen. ed judgment in both eases upon pay ment of the costs of the court.
 Judgment was suspended upor