New Britain herald., 1929-08-14

plldl. lie was then dTTtSltu OH d charge of reckless driving.
 According to Officer Thomas Blanchette, Napolitano kept cutting in and out of line of traffic, his wild ride ending when he struck the Plainville car. In the New Britain court this morning, Napolitano was found guilty and fined $25 ard costs.
 Masses Tomorrow Tomorrow is the Feast of the A5- sumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and is a holiday of obligation. and a. m. at the Church of Our Lady -of Mercy.
 Confessions will be heard th!s evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Alumni Reunion Saturday Plans for the ninth annual re- union of the Plainville Graded School Alumni association have been completed, according to John | F. Lamb, president of the organiza- tion.
 No invitations have been sent to | local residents but press notices of the reunion have been published and the association considers the notices as invitations to the resi- dents here. Printed invitations were sent to out-of-town alumni. | The invited persons include all for mer principals, teachers and pupils | l | their families.
 | No set speeches from anyonn have been placed on the program, The day will be spent in bringing back memories of bygone days the greeting of new faces, and gen. eral good time. Every year brings new faces of members that have not attended before. It will be happy day of "reminiscences of the old school days. This will be the main object of the reunion.
 | One or two members of the asso- ciation who attended or taught in the school many years ago may be called on for two or three minute speeches so that the gathering may sec and be introduced to them.
 The association has received word from Charles l.. Ames, a for mer principal of the school and now principal of the Brown school in Hartford, stating that he will be unable to attend because he is con- fined to the Hartford hospital with injuries received in an automobile accident few weeks ago. Mir. Ames is more than so years old and
 has been a regular attendant at the reunions. He was the first princ;- pal of the new graded school here
 A letter of sympathy has been sent
 to MT. Ames by the association.
 Word has also been received
 from Mrs. Nellie Terry Read ot
 Springfield, Mass, who taught in
 the school 51 years ago. assuring
 the association that she will be
 present. S. P. Williams. former
 principal. who succeeded MT. Ame3
 will also be present, as will be Dr
 James Prior of Boston and others
 Everything points to a large at.
 tendance. Lunch will be enjoyed
 at 1 o'clock, each person bringing
 his own food. Following lunch, the
 business of the association will he
 taken up The most important item
 to be settled at the meeting will be
 the matter of the playground, which
 the association has maintain d through the generous and kind
 financial support of Governor Johr
 H. Trumbull. Following the meet ing a general good time will be en , joyed.
 Property Attached Schultz X Costello of New Britail , have brought suit for damages 0 , $50 against Thomas H. Morrow D , Plainville. The writ of attachmen
 was used by Attorney H. H. Mill1o witz of New Britain and is return able in the city court of New Brit . ain on the second Monday of Sep tember at 10 a. m.
 , Property of Morrow located or Overlook terrace has been attache, by Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Hor NllL OI NC" bllldlI.
 Receives Movie Prints Prints of a Fox Movietone new , reel taken in Hartford on the oc
 casion of the first stop of a world wide Movietone good will flight il Hartford have been presented {, Governor John H. Trumbull Pic lures of the reception of the plan at Bralnard field and the likeness 3 , the governor are shown on til 7 prints. His voice is also recorde,
 on them.
 PiainvilIe Briefs , There will be prayer meeting , tomorrow afternoon at o'clock a , the home of Mrs. George Woodin on Broad street. Rev. Dr. A. [ l kendrick. pastor of the Baptis = church, will be in charge.
 George r. Farrar of North Wash l ington street is able to be abou l again after a months illness due t
 an injury to his leg.
 H. Garfield Jones, a member ( |, the Hutton-Jones firm on Whitn street. is enjoying a weeks vacation Clemen M. Cowles, a member ( | the New York state police depar, ment, is guest of Robert Sneide II man of Whiting street. Mir Cowle | was injured in an accident 10 week ago and was confined to a hospita II He is convalescing at Mr. Sneidt mans home.
 II Mrs. Edna Jones of Stamford II visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. l. Wi bur of Church street.
 II Mrs. Emma Robinson of Terry II vile. formerly of Plainville. is patient at the Plainville Privat II hospital on West Main street.