New Britain herald., 1929-07-06

Britain. Address by JOQge w. l. Hungerford of New Britain. Mort gage burning by Rev A. A. Perry. A. B.
 Celebrate Birthdays
 Members of three generations in the same family will observe their birthday here tomorrow. They are Mrs. George Buys of Woodford ave nue, aged 69; her daughterin-law, Mrs. Wesley Buys, 33; and her granddaughter, Martha Schubert, aged 10. All were born on July 7's but on different ones ranging over a period of 60 years.
 Mrs. George Buys was born in Meriden in 1881. She was Miss Mar came to Plainville when a young girl and has lived here ever since. with the exception of a short time in Bristol. She has four children, Mrs. George Schubert, Constable William Buys, Wesley Buys, an1 Cornelius Buys, She also has Is grandchildren and five great grand children.
 Mrs. Wesley Buys also has four children. three boys and a girl. Miss Martha Schubert is the daughter of Constable and Mrs. George Schubert and was named after her grand mother.
 Outside of party for Miss Mar tha Schubert, there will be no spe' cial observance in honor of the oc- casion The elder women are both well-known in Plainville and have a host of friends.
 Named Receiver
 At hearing held before Judge Edward M. Yeomans in superior court yesterday, Charles A. Hanson of Plainville was named receiver of the John Pope corporation of East Bristol on the application of George Day of Plainville for the dissolution of the action on a chattel mortgage brought by John Pope, and for the appointment fo a receiver. Attorney Charles F. Conlon and Attorney Wholean of Hartford represented the interests of MT. Day. Attorney James T. Mather of Bristol repre- scented Mir. Pope and Attorney Cor nelius B. Prior of Plainville was the council for the Pope corporation.
 Defendants in Suit | A civil action brought by H. A. Abrahamson of New Britain, through Attorney B. l.. Albert fo" $500 damages names Carl and Au- gusta Hultin of Plainville as de- fendants. Papers in the action were served by Deputy Sheriff H. H. Bis sell. The writ is returnable in th4 city court of New Britain on the sec ond Monday of July.
 Church of Our Saviour
 Celebration of holy communion al II o'clock. Rev. R. II. Burton, for mer rector, will be the celebrant Rev. Lincoln E. Frye will preach Ire l first cf a series of sermons. using for his theme "The Shrewd Fool" He will also assist in the communior service.
 Catholic Church Services Masses will be celebrated at s and | 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The girls of the Junior Sodality and the boys of the Junior Holy Name so- ciety will receive communion at the o'clock mass.
 On Monday at o'clock there will be an anniversary requiem mass for | Mrs. Patrick F'oran.
 1 Warrant Issued | Constable George Schubert served a warrant on Dominick Nesgoda of Westwood Park last evening charging him with breach of the peace. It was issued by Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon. Nesgoda was ordered to appear in court or 1 Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
 It is alleged that Nesgoda became embroiled in an argument last Sun- day evening with a neighbor con- corning annoyance caused by a radio. In the scuffle that ensued Nesgoda received an injury to his back that necessitated treatment at | the New Britain General hospital At first it was feared that his back was broken. He refused to tell the hospital authorities the details con- corning the injury.
 Methodist Church
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock Rev. A. A. Ball. pastor. will be the preacher. The services will either be held on the church lawn or ir the vestibule at the entrance to the church. At 6 o'clock, the Epwortf league will hold an open air meet ing at a grove on the Southingtor road Mir. Ball will be the speaker
 Baptist Church ' Morning worship at 1O:45 o'clock