New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
members is invited to be present. Plans Completed

observance have been completed. On Sunday. May 26. at 1O:30 o'clock. . patriotic service will be held in the Plainville Congregational church. It Is planned to have Rev. J. Roy Will kerson, the pastor. preach a patrio- tic sermon. There will be patriotic group singing.
 On May 30 members of veteran organizations will assemble at S:30 o'clock at the American Legion rooms on Whiting street. prepara- tory to procession to the West cemetery. At the cemetery a pro- gram will be conducted by the Women's Reiief corps. The organi- zation will then proceed to Forest vile where exercises will be conduct cd in the Forestville cemetery. Fol lowing the ceremonies luncheon will be served by the Women's Relief corps in the G. A. l.. hall in Forest vile
 Brock Barnes post. American Lc- zion. will assist the Sons of Veterans and Woman's Relief corps in con- ducting the memorial program.
 Receives Word of Death
 Mrs. W. F.. Barker has received word Of the death Of her broth.r, James r. Davis of Terryville. Mr. Davis died Friday noon in the BrE:- tol hospital
 Besides his wife, he was survived by one brother, Charles F. Davis Of Jacksonville, Florida: and two sis- ters, Mrs. James s. Peck Of Meri- vile.
 Funeral services were held in the Terryrille Congregational church yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burial Was m the family lot in the Harwinton cemetery.
 Baptist Church Notes
 The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be held We'd nesday afternoon at 2:So o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. J. Miller on Woodland street.
 Prayer meeting will be held on Thursday evening at 1:4o o'clock. Reports from the three-day session of the New England district mission ary meeting held at Hartford last week will be given.
 The annual meeting Of the church will be held on Friday evening a, 1:45 o'clock Officers will be elect .l and other important business trans- acted. All members of the churct are urged to attend.
 Truck Drivers in Court Three men were arraigned ir court Saturday before Justice Wil. liam Cunningham as result of the drive being conducted by the stat. police of truck drivers for overload d. ing their vehicles. Grand Juror Charles r. Conlon represented the town.
 Judgment was suspended in the cases of Edward Lavore of Hartfo I'd and George Gensier Of Waterbury both charged with operating over. loaded trucks. The case Of James Sorri of New Haven. charged with driving a1 overloaded truck, Was continued until Tuesday morning :, the request of his attorney. John IGaac of 24 Connecticut ave nne. New Britain charged with oper- ating 3 motor vehicle with defectiv, brakes. was fined S2 and costs. H. ! was represented by Attorney Monroe
 s Gordon of New Britain. Isaac
 vas arrested last week by the stat, 1 police.
 i Given Lease for store
 Moses J. Neide,z and John Levei of 34 State street. Hartford. have
 leased store and cellar. togeth. : with the adjoining store. located 8 i IS Whiting street to the Great At ! lanic X Pacific Tea Company. Boti stores will be combined into one /, end will be known as l4 and ] Whiting street.
 The lease will run for three years starting May 15. and ending April 1 93c. The amount of the rental vii be 5000. to be paid in monthly in. 1 stallments of $2J0. The lessee i, entitled to seven successive renewals i of the lease. each for a period Of one year.
 The lessor agrees to have hea supplied to the premises during in element weather. It is also agreed that the lessor shall remove the pc. tition now dividing the two store! and form single floor. A tempor. ] ary partition will be erected durine
 the repair work 80 that the stor, can continue it's business as usual This is the second recent enlarge.
 mcnt of the local A. & P. store. At Town Clerks Office
 Joseph Rowinski has deedcd z half interest in property located a the Liberty Gardens" to his wife
 Mary. according 10 a quit claim deec : filed at the office of the town clcrA 1 \ certificate of settlement in tn, i estate of Asnas F. Henderson ha,
 been issued by Probate Judge E. F
 Gaffney.
 1 Town Clerk William II. Wilson will be in his office Tuesday ant : Wednesday evenings from 6:30 t'
 o'clock for the purpose Of register 1 ing dogs and issuing fishing an' hunting licenses. Wednesday is th' i final day for registering dogs. an ad : ditional dollar will be added afte 1 that day.
 | Plainyillc Grange The Plainville Grange has beel l invited to visit the Bloomfel'
 Grange tomorrow evening. A bu
 will leave the Grange hall on Pierc
 street at o'clock. daylight savin,