New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

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Iouis Vuinto' charged with reckless
ar'uns sha v'oiauoh OF the ru'ee
ot .ne .o@a' session OF court
'o'u 'est esena i"o cse w
pvs.poneo unt'l February ~ " tne
eluest OF A''ornsy eornenus D.
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Qu1nte was arrested Saturday eve
ming by Constable f. w. Fafrar
after his truck had coliided with a
automobile driven by Leo Brennan
OF george street. bristoi' near BIOS
SONS corner.
Prior for deputy Judge
According to information disclosed
last evening, Attorney Cornelius B.
Prior IN being considered az the APP
pointee AZ deputy Judge of the town
court in the event that the measure
which is before the present session Of
the general assembly 10 passed. 1t IL
said that he and Juice NJ. o. Ryder
will be the men decided upon and
that Attorney Prior will accept the
place only in the event there - no
contest.
Attorney Prior IL native Of
Plainville. the son Of Mrs. Katherine
Prior Of Canal street. He graduated
from the New Britain high school in
1919 and from Holy Cross college in
1898. He then entered Yale law
school and graduated in 1926. He Ia
at present connected with the legal
Arm Of Gilman & Marks in Hartford.
A hearing on the adoption OF tho
town court was held this afternoon
before the judiciary committee.
Among those who attended the hear
ing were Stanley g. Gwillim. chair
man Of the Chamber Of Commerce
committee which drafted the town
court bill: Axel johnson. a member
of the committee, First selectman
James Simpson, Attorney Charles F.
Conlon, John f. Lamb and several
others.
Delayed on Fire
Trouble was experienced yesterday
noon in blowing the fire siren at the
telephone office when the fire broke
out at Whites crossing and 1t was
necessary to sound the whistle ut
Trumbull's factory. Several firemen
were late In arriving at the scene
because the fire whistle did not
sound. The fault was with the
mechanism OF the alarm.
The firemen also experienced
trouble in connecting hose to a new
hydrant which was later found to be
without the standardized thread.
To Meet AppOrtionment
At the Sunday morning service al
the Baptist church, 1t was voted ia
meet the full apportionment for
benevolence for the year which will
end on April 30. It was also voted to
accept the quota for the year be.
ginning May 1.
The annual reports of the Con-
necticut Baptist convention have
been issued and the report OF the
! local church Is very satisfactory
There was net gain Of IS members
| in the church and the total amour,
of money raised was the largest in
the history or the church.
The Bible school ranks second in
the state in line of improvements
| over last year. All other organiza-
tons are in flourishing condition
Through the work of Rev. DIR. Ken.
drick. pastor, who came to the
church just three years ago. a great
! deal has been accomplished.
Plainvillc Briefs
Mrs Harry Okenquist. who for
merly resided at 7 Bicycle street
Plainville. was a visitor In town yes.
terday. She is staying at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Houlihan in New
Britain.
! Betty Parkinson has returned "a
her positjon at Wallace Rarnes in
Bristol. Miss Parkinson was confip.
cd to her homo during tho m .t v..t
with Hines,
| M,.. nerth, u,ov.-d ro.,,,od ho,
du+io. .t ". nrood .troot .oho.,
$1,000, 80
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