New Britain herald., 1929-04-15

Coolidge, who were first scheduled to accompany the governor on the flight to Newark but were unable te do so because of conflicting plans Regular Meeting Thursday Trumbull Star lodge will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening at o'clock. A whist and bridge will be held after the meeting. The card playing will start at S:l5 o'clock Refreshments vii be served. Neighboring lodges and the public are cordially invited to attend.
 Five Cars Collide Whiting street was the scene of a bad automobile mixup Saturday y evening when five cars figured in a crash. The accident involved truck coupe. sedan, a touring car and a fifth car. The fifth auto and its owner have not been traced, owing to the fact that little damage was done to the machine.
 According to information received by Constable B. J. Wadsworth. who investigated, Charles Hogan, driving truck owned by Joseph Faniola of the Modern market on West Main street, was proceeding along Whit ing street. As he neared the horne of F. L. Benzon, t IS alleged that a car operated by A. J. Williams of Rockwell avenue pulled away from the curb. The truck struck the Williams car wnicn m turn hit a sedan owned bv A. C. Sanford of East Bristol. The truck then shot across the road and hit a touring car owned by John Coli of Harrlsoh, N. Y.
 All of the cars were slightly dam aged. No arrests We're made by the constable pending further invcsti- gation into the case
 American Legion Meeting
 Brock Barnes posT, American T.e- zion, will hold a regular meeting in the Legion hall this evening at 8 o'clock. The card tourney II be continued. Plans for the annual Memorial day observance will be discussed.
 Money is Distributed
 The state treasurer distributed a total amount of s3.667.9S331 today to the various towns in the state. The total includes the receipts from the 1o-mill tax on bank stocks as well as the insurance stock tax
 While most of the tax paid goes to the towns in which the stock is held, the general funds of the state are enriched by s69S,919.S1, repre- sentlng the tax on stock held out side the state. and the school fund receives s2,539.74, the tax on bank stocks owned by the fund.
 Hartford is the greatest hene- ficiary of the stock payments. Plain- Hille received s5,015.9S, an increase from s3220.57.
 Five Men Arrested
 Summoned 10 the home of Syl- vestar Zima near the Plainville- Forestville town line late Saturday evening, Consta bles E. W. Farrar and R. J. Wadsworth found a free for-all fight in progress. As a result five of the alleged participants were arrested. D. J. Hedderson, Joseph Tunila, Gustave Anderson, Willia m Sullivan of Forestyille, and Fred Jacket of East Bristol. All five are scheduled to appear in the justice court this evening at ' o'clock to answer to the charge of breach of the peace. It is understood that fur ther arrests will be made during the day.
 Other Cases On Docket
 The cases of W. Coons and An drew Morowka. charged with brea ch of the peace and assault. are sched- uled to be heard in the justice court today. The men are alleged to have been engaged in fight following an argument over rent several weeks ago. The long adjournment in the case was occasioned through the il- ness of Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon. who has recovered and will conduct the prosecution. Morowka h III b' l'HiNStlltfI bS StdIlry J. Traceski of New Britain. while Attorney C. E. Prior will be the counsel for Coons.
 s. Descola of Southington. charg- ed with reckless driving and viola ton Of the rules of the road, will also appear before the court this evening
 Plainville Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainville Grange will be held in the Grange hall tomorrow evening at o'clock. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on class of candidates. Following the meeting. there will be a harvest supper. The committee in charge consists of Mrs. George Eeckwith and Mrs. Elizabeth Car ter
 Parish Guild Notes
 The Parish guild of the Church of Our Savior will hold a food sale in the parish house on "Wednesday afternoon. beginning at o'clock.
 The regular meeting of the guild will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the parish house.
 Mrs. Mary Winston
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Winston. 69, who died at the New