New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
PainuiM MelDs
COURT PERSONNEL ID BE COMPLETED
Prosecutor and Deputy to Be | Appointed This WHk
COURT EFFECTIVE JULY 1

High School to Present Piay-Casea
 Disposed of in Justice Court Philip Ashton leases Plainville Property-Other Items. The last step in the organization of the Plainvilie town court will be taken this week when Judge-elect M. O. Ryder and Deputy Judge elect Cornelius B. Prior will hold q con- ference on the appointment of a prosecutor of the court and his dep uty. The court will become opera tive on July l. according to the bill i passed by the general assembly. and with the appointment of prosecutor the entire personnel of the court will be completed.
 Under the provisions of the bill passed by the general assembly. the judge is given the right to name the prosecutor and his deputy. Although nothing definite has been issued by the two court judges concerning their choice for the office of prese- cutor, the general opinion Is that Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon. at present prosecutor in the justice court. will receive the appointment Other names are being mentioned prominently in connection with the position.
 Lease Local Properly
 Moses J. Neiditz and Jack Levin who recently bought the Fodt build ing at IS Whiting street. have leased 1t to Philip Ashton of Hartford fol a five-year term. Mir. Ashton former ly operated the Sigourney hotel or North Main street. Hartford. There are three stores in tn, building. one of which has been oc cupied by the Atlantic & Pacific Tes company.
 This company has leased an ad ditional store in this building. giv ing 1t a total frontage of 90 fee and a depth of 90 feet. Figures arr now being taken for interior decora tions, including the removal of par titions between the stores.
 Candy on Sale
 The committee in charge of the entertainment to be given at tn. Strand theater on April 22 and ?; by the Woman's club for the benefit of the library building fund an nounced today that candy will be or sale on both evenings.
 Any people who would like te contribute candy may do so and i will be gratefully received. Thos, wishing to help the cause out b! giving candy gre asked to leave O send 1t to the home of Mrs. D. Ben jamin of l7 Strong court on eithe Monday or Tuesday morning, Apri 22 or 23.
 Sessions Opens Tonight
 The S3d annual session of Re bekah assembly of Connecticut vii open this evening at o'clock a l. o. o. F. hall on Arch street, New Britain. The assembly will be helt under the auspices of the Martin: Rebekah lodge, No 45. of Piainville A reception and entertainment will be rendered the officers. dele gates. and ut-of-town guests. Rev Hubert D. Jones of Bristol will giv, the address of welcome while the re sponse will be made by Bertha Row, of New Britain, past president These addresses will be followed b. song recital. etc. Dancing vii conclude the evening.
 Tomorrow an all-day business ses sion will be held. starting at l, o'clock. In the evening at : oclocl the Martha lodge will do degree work. It IS expected that both ses slons will be attended by delegates from all over the state and plan have been completed to take care o a record attendance.
 Court Sessions
 Wilbur Coons and Andrew Nor owka, both of Plainville. were tinee 8 and costs each by Justice of tn, Peace NJ. 0. Ryder yesterday after noon on a charge of breach of tn, peace.
 Both men were arrested early 1T March after they had engaged in { tlstic brawl. Testimony showed tha Morowka. who is the owner of tn, house in which Coons resides, wen to the house to collect some rent When s5 was proffered as a par payment. an argument ensued. II the encounter that followed. Morrow ka was badly cut about the hanc and was taken to the New Rritaiy General hospital by Constabl,