New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
Landlord BATTLES
tenant over rent
Mountain View Man Taken to
Hospital for Treatment
both MEN Are ARRESTED
Services In Churches Tomorrow
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trumbull h
Awarded JudgMent-Local Bas-
ketbaIl Teams Win.

! A bitter fight last evening between
| Wilbur Coons Of Mountain View and
Andrew Morowka of Woodland
street resulted in both men receiv-
1 ing cuts to their hands and in the
! removal of Coons to the New Brit
ain General hospital. At the institu-
ton it was necessary to use eight
/ Coons' hands.
| According to the information re-
ccived by Constable George Schu-
| bert. MorowSka went TO the home of
| Coons to collect back rent OF a
month and half. He owns the
! house which Coons rents. fight
developed during an argument. and
both men were cut in the shuttle.
Constable Schubert brought Coons to
the hospital. where he was given
| treatment. There We're marks OH
Coons' throat indicating that an at
tempt had been made to choke him.
MoroWka had dislocatcd thumb.
Policemen Schubert and Farrar
placed both men under arrest. They
will be arraigned in the local court
on next Saturday morning at ~
O'Clock.
Granted Judgment
Governor John II. Trumbull was
| granted Judgment OF $1l2.3o on A
promissory note secured by a mort
gage on property of John }. lIg-
gins in PlainNille by Judge Dcken-
son in superior court yesterday Mr.
! Higgins was given until March u
to redeem the property.
FIRE Warden Given Notice
The local fire warden and his
| deputies have received communCa-
tons from State Fire Warden A. +.
| HAYES in which he has outlined the
| territory in PlainNiic which is ex-
empt from operation of the forest
fire law in Accordance with section
ESQ of the general statutes.
The exemption which holds until
December /, 1929. is as follows:
''B.g ginning at the intersection OF
Pennington avenue and East Main
street, running westerly on East
Main street. to tho intersection OF
the n. Y. N. II. 4 II. railroad then
westerly 10 the intersection OF b.
/ hemia street and southerlv 70
Broad street, then eastsrly OIL Broad
street to the intersection of the
house Of Thomas Prior, then east to
d point where the trolley leaves the
center of the highway OH Within.
street, then southerly to Harris cor
ner, then southerly on East street
to a point beginning on East Main
street.
The fire warden in Plain>illc and
the deputies are as follows: ]. A.
GridIey. warden. telephone 1853 or
| 400: Edward Madelcy, telephone 52G
or 2SU; Howard Usher. telephone 4O3
or S6Go: Truman futile. telephon.
| 51S72, New Britain exchange and
Ole Robertson. telephone 2oG5-2,
Bristol exchange.
Members Of the PinnaclcroA For
est fire company are as follows:
/ Tarold Thompson, captain, tele-
phone 37-2: Melvin Hart, telephone
Az or 4S-4: John Carpenter. teie-
phone 42o or tGS; Roy Weldon.
telephone 54o-e; Arthur Hill. tele-
phone 143; George Sales. telephone
512-5: Howard Warren. telephone
22l-12; Raymond Hogas. telephon.
ESQ and Il. J. Wadsworth. telephone
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Members OF the Pinnaclerox For
est Fire company are subject to call
| by the fire warden for any forest
fire in any part Of the state
This part of the year is consider
cd d dangerous season for brush
| fires and. as a result, warning is
issued to the public by the fire war
| dens throughout the state. pcopl,
I Wishing to build fires outside OF tn"
section which is ,Nempt from the
operation OF The forest fire law must
receive special permits from the fir
warden or one of the deputies.
congregational Church
Morning worship at 1915 o'clock.