New Britain herald., 1929-10-25

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 Lorraine Hart
 Lorraine Hart, one week old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hart of Pierce street, died yester- day at the Bristol hospital. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the funeral home of w. A. Bailey. Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor of the Methodist church, of ficiated. Burial was in West ceme- tery.
 Henry Trumbuli is Sued
 Five civil actions for a total of s25,OOO damages as the result of an automobile accident In Suffield on June 21 have been brought against Henry Trumbull, treasurer of the Trumbull Mfg. Co.,, and Robert Westover, an employe. The plain tiffs are Joseph F. McClain, Kath- crime McClain. and Elizabe Nc Clain of Chicopee. Mass. and Mary and Fred Bender of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Each plaintiff. through the law firm Of Seymour < Carroll of Hart ford, seeks s5,000 damages. Papers were served yesterday by Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrey of Plainville The writ is returnable in the su- perior court the first Tuesday of Mo- vember.
 The plaintiffs allege that, while they were passengers in a car owned by Joseph McClain. the machine was struck by one owned by Mir. Trum- bull and operated by Mir. Westover. It is claimed by the plaintiffs that they suffered serious abrasions and injuries and that the accident was due to the careless and reckless op- eration of the Trumbull machine.
 Public Social
 Martha Rebckah lodge will give q public social and card party in I. o. 0. r. hall on Monday evening at s o'clock Refreshments will be served. A large attendance is anticipated.
 Man Still Missing
 No trace has been discovered of Frank Chapman, e, of Shuttle Meadow road, who left home Tues day noon and failed to return. No inerous searches have been conduct ed in the vicinity of the Plainville reservoir and Sunset rock without result. A search was made around the reservoir by a group of men headed by Edward R. Madeley.
 Constable George Schubert has been Investigating daily without re- suit. He sent description of the missing man to the New Britain police Wednesday evening. Lieuten- ant Matthias Rival placed the de- scription on the police wire and broadcast 1t throughout the state. Newspapermen spent much time yesterday afternoon searching the mountain sides.
 The state police were asked to conduct a search in the vicinity of Sunset rock by Robert o. Hughes, on whose farm Mir. Chapman dis appeared. He resided with Mir. Hughes and was the man-of-all- work on the farm. Foul play is sus- pected by Mir. Hughes.
 Constable Schubert stated this morning that no trace had been discovered of the missing man. AL though the farm of MT. Hughes is in the Southington district, the local officer is aiding in the search.
 To Play Sunday
 The Plainville Blues will clash with the Berlin Partners Sunday at the local high school field. So far this season the locals have played two tie games with the Bristol West Ends and are anxious to register their first football win at the expense of the Berlinites. The visitors are reputed to have strong aggregation and should give the Blues plenty of trouble
 All members of the Blues are asked to report Sunday morning for final practice before the battle.
 Member of Addition Jury
 Mrs. Robert c. Usher of Plain- vile will be one of the judges on the jury at the Atwater-Kent radio addition to be held Sunday evening from WTIC, Hartford. This is an annual affair and draws the atten- tion of the entire nation.
 Local Man Sued
 Suit for damages of 1850 has been brought by the Rogers Sash & Door company of New Britain against Agostino Luzletti of Plainville. The writ was issued by Attorney John r. Downes of New Britain, and is re- turnable in the city court of New Britain on the second Monday In No- vember. Deputy Sheriff Mathew Papciak of New Britain served the papers and has attached property of Luzieti located on Woodford ave- nue.
 John T. Madden of South Man chester has brought suit for dam- ages of s400 against Fred Calen of Plainville. The writ was issued by Attorney Leo V. Gaffney of New Britain, and Is returnable in the court of common pleas in Hartford on the first Tuesday in November. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz of New Britain served the papers and attached property of Callen in