New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

tune telling den to add consid derably to the senior class treasury.
 The home economics department will offer it's usual fine display of fancy work and home made foods. Many of the articles named suggest themselves as appropriate Christmas gifts and will be sold for this pur- pose.
 A program of entertainment has been arranged and will be offered by the pupils Of the school. Dane ing will be enjoyed after the fair with the music being furnished by the Majestic orchestra
 Concert at Methodist Church
 The Imperial male quartet of Wa tcrbury will give a concert in the Plainville M. E. church tomorrow evening at s o'clock. It will be as sisted by Howard Tracy, reader and James E, Morrow. pianist. The quartet consists of the followin~' Tenor, Mir Hopkins; second tenor Mir, Blair: baritone. Alr. Wilson. and bass. Mr. FIatt 1t has given concerts in plainviIIe before and is well known to the musical public of this district, having often sung over the radio.
 The program is as follows: Song of the Fisher Boats" Quartet Tenor Solo .....,... Wm. M. Blair Jack and Jill" ..,...... Quartet Reading .......... Howard Tracy Baritone solo .., Elmer L. Wilson Tosti's Good By" ........ Quartet lntermisSion
 Hunting Song ........ e. Quartet Tenor solo .....,.. Robert Calkins Reading .......... Howard Tracy Tragic Tale' ........,.. Quartet Bass solo ..-...,,. Charles W. PIott "Now the Lay is Over" Quartet
 Funeral of Frank Half
 Funeral services for Frank T.. Hall of Forcstv,llc. who died Sunday at the homo Of his daughter Mrs. Earl G. Smith, Of 4S East Broad street. Plamvillc, will be held to- fiOl lON ul l' HUH tl U tluCk III Eol. Johns mission. ForeStvlle. Rev. Lincoln F.. Frye. pastor Of the Church Of Our Saviour of Plainyillc. will o1liciatc. Burial will be ill For cstvillc.
 Funeral of John Ryan
 Funeral services for John Ryan. S9, Of Pennington. well known in Planyillc, were held this morning at o'clock at St, Patrtcks church. Rev. H. F. Cassidy celebrated high mass of requiem. Burial was in Plainvile.
 Legion Drive
 A meeting of the captains of the membership teams of Brock Barnes post. American Legion. was held last evening at the Legion hall on Whiting street. The leaders of the teams are as follows: Colonel Frank Radcliffe, Captains Theodore Fan ion. George Taylor. Clyde Brooks and James r.. Usher. Each captain has q team Of o5 working under him in the drive 10 secure new members for the Legion.
 Special attention wilt be paid 10 all old members who have dropped from the ranks Of the Legion. It is planned to have them all back ill the Legion before the first Of the year.
 Town Court Session
 Chapm Riley of Worcester, Mass. q Yale student. appeared in the town court this morning 10 answer to charge of reckless driving. He was arrested on December : by State Officers William W. landon and John F. Elliott
 The officers testified that Riley sped along the new highway on East street and Pennington avenue at moro than GO miles an hour. Riley passed five intersections without stopping. according to the officers and was not caught until he was hold up by heavy traffic in Farm ington.
 Officer Landon said that the state police department had detailed him to I IldlHNlilc to Ndlth oiL lpl loiu tions of the motor vehicle laws and that Riley was the first driver to at tract his attention by speeding Riley. in his own defense, admitted that he was travelling about J2 miles an hour but denied driving past the intersections in reckless manner. He claimed that he slowed down for all concrete intersections but not dirt ones.
 On the recommendation of Prose- of reckless driving was changed 10 one of speeding. Judge NJ, 0. Ryder warned Riley to be most careful in passing intersections and fined him Sl0 and costs
 Charge Is NOlicd
 Michael Soloman pleaded guilty to d charge Of operating an automO- bile that was not insured. Solomon is 1G years Of age and his mother acted as his guardian during tho trial. He was arrested by the state police.
 The boy told the court that he bad the machine insured yesterday and Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon requested inc court 10 nollc the charge upon payment of the cost ot the court. Judge Ryder adopted the recommendation.
 New Britain Boy Discharged William l:cEstrom. 19. of N"w Britain, was arraiCncd before Judgc Ryder for violations Of the motor vehicle law. IIc was arrested by the state police who claimed that he i changed the engine in his car with