New Britain herald., 1929-05-14

Mir. and Mrs. Gevrse Hubert Of Hartford. Louis Black Of Southins- ton. Miss Hazel Wippert of Hart ford. business secretary Of the asso- ciation: Rev. and Mrs. F.. T. Thiep-s of Marlboro. and E. T. Colton Of New York.
 Before the banquet. prayer was ,fcered by Rev. A. A. Ball. Stanley ,. Gwillim presided as toastmaster. Grief remarks were made by Presl- lent Holman and greetings were ex- ended by Governor TrumbuH.
 The principal address was deliver d by E. T. Cotton of New York, executive secretary of the foreign committee of the national council of the Y. NJ. c. A. in the United states and Canada. Mir. Cotton spoke on civilizations Stake in Russia"
 The program was as follows: 1n- vocation; dinner: words of welcome to Plainville; group singing; diges. of the afternoons proceedings; greetings from the Y. M. C. As of the state: reports of activities and presentations; moving pictures of County "" activities: music by Marlboro "Y" junior band; greet ings by Governor John H. Trum- bull: band number; address by E. T. Cotton, and benediction.
 A reception was held in the aft ernoon from 4:S0 to 6 o'clock for the ladies. w. A. Bailey of Plain vile was chairman of the banquet committee.
 Meeting sunday
 President V. J. Minella of the Italian-American Independent soci- ety announced today that meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Colonial hall for the purpose of admitting 20 new mem- bers to the organization. This will make 8 total membership of 175.
 The organization was formed at a meeting held in the Colonial hall on April 2S. The aims of the society are as follows; To promote better citizenship. to aid aliens fin obtain- ing citizenship papers, to teach Americanism, and to provide an or ganization of independent voters.
 A great deal of enthusiasm in the new organization is being shown by the Italian residents of the town and it is expected that the membership will soon increase to the 200 smark. No Trace Of Fugitive
 No trace of Peter Lamont, lo, of East Main street. who leaped from a second-story window of the town hall yesterday while awaiting trial in the justice court, has been found by the local or other police departments. Lamont was taken into custody at the Bristol Brass company by Agent Williams of the Connecticut Humane society on a charge of contributing 10 the delinquency of minor fe. male. While awaiting his trial in the court room, he was given per mission 10 go into a washroom which is near the entrance of the court chamber. When he did not reappear after d few minutes. search was made and it was found that he had opened window that leads out into the yard on the south side of the Plainville Grange building and had jumped to the ground, making hil escape.
 Word was immediately sent to the police departments in New Britain and West Hartford by Constable George Schubert at the request oi Agent Williams. Lamont came tt live in Plainville . short time ago He is not well known in town. l To Tako Fishing Trip Governor Trumbull will leave Fri. cay afternoon fer 8 ten-day fshint trip at Stevens camp. Moosehead lake. Maine. He will be accompan. fed by Colonel Charles H. Allen sl Rockville, Executive Secretary Ed. ward l.. Kelly of Bridgeport, and Major Talbot o. Freeman of Hart. ford.
 Piainville Briefs
 Mrs. Eugene Forrest of Park stree who underwent an operation at tn. Bristol hospital last week, is report ed as resting comfortably. l TWO Warrantee deeds have beer filed at the office of the town clerk Fred H. Young of West Hartford ha, sold a piece of land on Prospec Heights to Remus and Mildred R
 sarracloush of PIainville. Allen M Raymond of Plainville has sold Lo No. S4 on South Side park to Mrs Hanora 1. Miller of Piainville.
 Wickle&s oil stove for sale. Use, 1 year. Ideal for camp. Call 1895 Plainville.-advt.
 Lost-April 20. linen envelope ba, containing 3 rings and money. Re ward given for return of rings money can be kept. Additional re ward for return of rings. STel. Plain vile 116.-advt