New Britain herald., 1929-03-12

day afternoon At 1880 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. c. J. Morse. ~ Broad
street. 4 large attendance ID hoped
for.
A regular prayer meeting will be
held Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock. The teachers' training class
will meet from s to > o'clock.
The Women's Bible class will meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF the
class leader. Mrs. Emma Wood of
Park street.
Firemcn's Meeting Friday
A very important meeting of the
fire department will be held Friday
evening at O'Clock. All members
are urged to be present without fail.
Complains to Police
Frank Coccomo OF Plainville ap-
peared at the New Britain police
station last evening and complained
that his son had been hit over the
head with the butt Of 4 revolver by
q bootlegser for whom he had been
working and that the boy was being
ioic'oiS He'u ia Iouse vi V4@Hi"e
ton street, New Britain. He asked
what steps she should take in hav-
ing the bootlegger arrested.
According to Coccomo, the name
OF the bootlesger was Joe Pavano.
" no formerly lived on Sexton street
IN New Britain ana whom police ar
rested some time ago after gunplay
IN which Pavano was injured. He
had tried to escape and was shot
"nen ne attempted to Jump from
oulidlhs.
Coccomo readily told Lieutenant
Bamforth that his 40. Salvatore. 1e.
had been running moonshine for Pa
vano. Lately Pavano had been ac-
cusing the boy Of stealing some Of
the liquor and hiding 1t in bushes.
He was holding the boy, he said. to
force him to tell where he had hid
den it. Coccomo added that he was
not aware of his sons activities un-
til recently when he returned from
a trip abroad.
1t developed that Coccomo's farm
was located partly in Plainville and
| partly in New Britain when Lieu
tenant Bamforth asked where the
assault had taken place. The house
is in Plainville but the assault had
not occurred there. II had taken
place on a road near the farm.
! to decide definitely whether the
| place OF assault was in Plainville or
New Britain. he said that 1t was in
| Plainville.
The lieutenant told the Plainville
man to 90 to the Washington street
address and get hi, son and to re.
port back if he were prevented from
doing 80. He did not return. He
was also advised that An arrest on
the grounds of assault would have
! to he made through tho pIa;ny,,l.
! authorities.
Summoned To Trial
DR.. George f. Cook local health
officer. and A Parae,l. have heen
summoned to snnear IA witnessed. IN
the trial of lean Ssl,io ava,n,t Tho
Byrolly Trucking comnanv which
opened today in superior court in
Waterbury. The action ia an af,er.
math of an automohiIa co,,;siop
which occurred near the plainville.
southinston town line in Auprs,
1927.
Grange Noes
Charles II Cnrt,. master n,
Plainyjlle Grange. and his wife who
ia state lecturer Of tho GRANGE wiIl
attend a meeting Of the pran,or,
Grange this eyenin~. They will Also
attend q Grange meeting in Ro.ton
on Saturday
"Neiehbors' Nisht" will, he ohserv.
ed at a meeting of the p,ainvi,le
Grange on Tuesday. March 10 Tho
program will be provided bv visiting
Oranges
Band Rehearsal
A rehearsal of tha nronosed plain
Vile American band will be hold This
evening at s O'Clock in the town hail
under the direction of lame. len.
TIM OF New Britain All advanced
musician. and beginners who arc IN.
terested in Joining the hand are in.
vited to be present
PIainyiIle Rhefs