New Britain herald., 1929-09-30

stated that he had no home and had been drifting from town to town. He said that he had been in PIainVille for the last four months and had slept in barns, pool rooms and bowl ing alleys. The only thing he did to earn a living was to set up pins in local bowling alleys.
 In answer to questions by Prose cutor Conlon, Pitcher stated that he did not want to go to jail and would leave town If the local authorities would let him go. He admitted that the clothes he wore were the only ones that he had in his possession.
 Both Prosecutor Conlon and Judge Ryder gave him lecture, stating that he was In good health and that there was no reason why he could not go to work and earn respect able living.
 C. Of c. Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting of the .Plainvillc Chamber of Com merce will be held Thursday eve ming at 8 o'clock at the chamber rooms on Pierce street, according to an announcement made today by Secretary George A. Case. President Leon C. Staples will preside, Many matters of importance will be brought up for discussion.
 paOlctti- Caecicllo Frank Iaolctti of Terryville and ('1-rin1In CF Jp lE ct n married this morning at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. i The ceremony was performed by Rev. John F. Fay. Tho nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. Augustine l HcmcSscy.
 Margurite CasciclIo, sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid. Joseph | Casciello, cousin Of the bride, was l the best man, Following the ccre- mony, a reception was held at the 1 home of the bride on Bicycle street,
 Service Discontinued
 The water supply in the Plainvill, reservoir has decreased rapidly dur ing the recent drought and the off clals of the Plainville Water com pany have found it necessary to or der a discOntinuanCc of service un Ill conditions improve.
 The service pipes connecting tn, town with the New Britain main were opened today. There has beer q noticeable change in the color 0 the water at the local reservoir late ly and this has caused many com plaints. The matter was brought be fore the attention of Dr. George r Cook, health officer. Analysis show cd the water 10 be in perfect condi ton and that the cloudincss was du to the low stage of the water in th reservoir.
 Local Team Defeated
 Fumblos and q poor defens against forward passes proved dis aStrous for the local high schoo football team in it's game Saturda with the Wilby High school and tn Waterbury aggregation romped oi to an IS 10 0 victory. Althoug' the locals were greatly outweighe, and were pittcd against a Class / eleven, they displayed a powerful defense. All of Wilby's scorin chances came as the result 0 fumhles.
 In spite of the defeat, the local were Jubiiant at their strong show ing and are confident that they wi defeat the teams of their own clas without much trouble. Coach Caul field will pay special attention 10 h. baCkhcld during the coming wee { in order to bolster up the offensis attack.
 : Next Saturday, plainyilIe vi , meet it's old rival from Southin1 ton. Lewis high, at inc local hclc This game promises to be filled wit action from beginning to end.
 Cake and Fancy Sale
 Plans have been completed by tn Ladies Aid society of the Churc of Our Lady of Mercy for a cak and fancy article sale to be hel Wednesday afternoon in the base ment of the church. In the evenin, a card party will be held in tn basement at 8 o'clock. Whist an bridge will be played
 The ladies of the parish are rt qucsted to send in cakes, pies, ct The society has decided to hold series of card parties during the fla and winter months. Prizes will | awarded to the winners at eac party given. Grand prizes will l awarded at the end of the serie The public is invited.
 To Elect officers
 At the regular meeting of 1T Brock Barnes post, American l. at o'clock at Legion hall on Whi ing street. officers will be elected ft the ensuing year. No names ha, , been mentioned in connection wit the commanders post althoul | there are ten Lcgionnaircs who a eligible for the office. All mcmbc are urged to be prcsnt. | Receive Certificates | TWcnty-one members of the Su, | day school class received ccrtiticat | of promotion at the Plainville Co | grcEational church yesterday. Ral l day exercises were held in come l tion with the morning services l l0:45 o'clock.
 | Thosc who were promoted are l Corning, Gertrude Mcndel, Cathe l follows: Roberta Brewer, Virgin 1 inc Minor, Mildred Richards, Ru l Seymour. Marion Thompson, Ma gcrly French. Phyllis Goch. Dorot | Hird, Jean Mcleod, Madeline w | Hams, Lura Sccry. Lois Afford, A | thur Bridgoman, Merwin Danic l Lawrence Dcloy. Kelsey Lindstro
 Allen Nystrom, Francis Valley a / Robert Warren.