New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
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 Five Nea tn Court

Five Nea tn Court
 Justice of the Peace William Gun ingham heard the csses of hve men in court last evening, the men beins alleged participants in . free-for-al' aght that followed . party at the home of Sylvester Zima at the Plainville- Forestville town line Sat urday evening. Tho party was in- terrupted by Censtables E. W. Far rar and B. J. Wadsworth.
 The accused. D. J. Hedderson, charged with breach of the peace. and John Tunila. Gustave Anderson. William Sullivan and Ernest Jacket. charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness. pleaded not guilty. Tunila. who is snly 90 year. old, readily admitted his guilt to the charge of drunkenness. Hedderson was fined 8 for breach of the peace while the others were fined $ and costs for drunkenness.
 Constable Farrar testified that he was asked to come to the Zipa home. as there was | light in pro- gress. With Constable Wadsworth. he went to the house. The fight was tions indicated that there had been a melee.
 A search was made for liquor in the home but none was found. the witness said. Constable Wadsworth corroborated the testimony of Con- stable Farrar. None of the accused had anything to say when asked by Grand Juror Charles r. Conlon if they desired ts make any statement.
 Play Friday Evening
 Plainville will again have the op- portunity of seeing a Broadway pro- duction in it's own town when "Kempy," is presented Friday eve- ming in the High school auditorium by the High School Dramatic club. This play has won favor wherever it has been presented.
 There are three young men of the school who have been in every high school play, namely, Howard Down. ham. James Simpson, and Harlowe Smith. They have been the main- stays of every play and will be just as good in this play Friday evening. Mir. Downham plays the role of an eligible bachelor, Mr. Simpson that of a young husband. and MT. Smith a hard. .hearted father.
 The money earned from this play is to help defray the expenses of graduation, 50 the school is anxious to attract a full house. One of the big attractions of the play will be the stage furnishings. The setting is to be living room. and Mir. Berry has kindly loaned many priceless antiques to complete ly furnish it. Some of these are a pair of Sheraton card tables. a Will liam savery lovboy. pair of Philadelphia side chairs. a Martha 1 Washington armchair, a Hepple- white settee. and a Queen Anne mir TOT.
 MT. Berry is known throughout the east for his collection of rare antiques and has many pieces in museums and in large cities. It is rare for an amateur. or even . pro- fessional performance. to have such furnishings. Due to the kindness Of Mir. Berry. it will be we'll worth the price of admission 10 view the stage. The play will start promptly at o'clock.
 Baptist Church Notes 1 The regular prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at 7;45 o'clock.
 On Thursday afternoon at { o'clock all girls between the ages of II and 1 years. are invited to come to the church parlors for the pur- pose of organizing a Junior World Wide guild.
 On Friday q public supper will be held from o'clock on under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society.
 County "" Meeting
 A meeting Of the Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A. will be held tomorrow evening at the home Of w. A. Bailey Mir. Block. recently appointed secre- tary in Plainville and SouthinSton will address the meeting. Plans will be discussed for the formation of 8 Plainville Y. NJ. C. 4. baseball team
 Warns Dog Owners
 Town Clerk William H. Wilson stated today that owners of dogs have been very slow in renewing their dog licenses for the coming year and only few have taken care of this matter 90 far. He urges the owners to register their animals a. soon as possible and warns them that after May 1 the fee will be in. creased one dollar.
 I'lainviile Briefs The Hartford Praying band will i hold prayer meeting at the home of Russell D. s. Hopkins of II Crown street. Plainville. tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. Myron F.. Hart of New Britain has sold lot No, II on Overlook terrace situated on View street, to Mary E Hunter of Wallingford. according ,o a warrantee deed filed at the office of the town clerk.