New Britain herald., 1929-05-31

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 Spina was arrested early in the week and in the Plainville court was bound over for the higher court. At the time of the trial 1t was brought out that the girls father. who lives on Corbin avenue. had refused to her alleged trouble and she was cared for at the New Britain town home Monday evening. Apparently the parental breach has been mend- ed, since the father is now seeking to recover s1O,0oO.
 The complaint in the case was drawn up by Attorney l.. J. Colon and papers were served by Con- stable J. s. Recor. It is claimed that the girl suffered physical pain and mental humiliation and disgrace on account of the alleged attack and incurred medical bills.
 The suit will be tried in superior court where it will he assigned in September
 Ruth Helen Dorado
 Ruth Helen Dorazio, two years and eight months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ermento Dorado. died at her home at Is Crown street last evening. Funeral serv- ices will be held tomorrow. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Preparing For Season
 Plans are being made by the RrncE R2rnoS nrta gion baseball team. for the opening of the league on June 15. All teams entering into the league must have ! their registrations in the hands Of Harry C. Jackson of New Britain, state chairman of the committee in charge of the league. by June s. Teams which will be in the dis trict with Plainville are Southinston. Bristol, Berlin, New Britain and pos- sibly Pennington.
 Fined in Court Salvatore Calciana of ~ Sylvester street, Bristol, was hned q and costs in justice court this morning by Justice of Peace Merritt O. Ryder on a charge of breach of peace. The | cost amounted to s11.48. He was arrested at 1:30 o'clock morning by Constable George schu- bert following a complaint from Dr. I l.. H. Frost. According to the doc tor, the Bristol man was making l considerable noise in front of his residence.
 Work Progressing The contractor in charge of the construction of the new S95,o00 ad- dition to the Linden street school is rushing the work ahead as rapidly as possible. The steel work has been set in position on both floors and steps are now being made for the placing of the roof on the structure.
 From the present outlook. the building will be ready for occupan- cy at the opening of the fall term in September. With the new addi- ton it is expected that the over crowded conditions will be consider ably eliminated in the elementary grades.
 As soon az school closes in June for the summer, work will be under- taken on improving the Broad street school. A committee of the school board has the work of school inn provements under consideration. All buildings in need of repair will be gone over this summer.
 Mother and Daughter Banquet
 The Girl Scout troop committee is making plans for a mother and daughter banquet to be held June l11 at the Piainville Congregational church.
 The committee consists of Mrs A. Mcleod, vice chairman; Mrs. w. Boliver, secretary; Mrs. R. Wedger, treasurer; Mrs. F. Smith. publicity committee. and Mrs. Sans, Mrs. Tredennick, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Washburn. Mrs. Albright. Mrs. S. $. Gwillim. Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. J. R. Wilkerson.
 Pythian Lodge Pythian lodge, No. 47. Knights of Pythias, will meet this evening at s o'clock. The meeting will be fol- lowed by program of entertain nient and a strawberry festival. To Return Home Rev. and Mrs. J. Roy Wilkerson are expected to arrive home today from Wilson, N. C., where they spent the month of May. MT. Wilkerson will resume his duties as pastor of the Congregational church Sunday. Tickets Selling Fast Tickets for the play to be present. , ed Monday evening at the Grange hall under the auspices of Plainvillc Grange by the Dramatic club of Burritt Grange are selling fast and record crowd is predicted. The play entitled. Nancy Anne Browns Folks" is a three-act comedy draina that promises to be interesting and entertaining. Dancing will follow the play.
 Play This Evening The Standard Steel and Bearing nine will clash. with the Trumbu.l Electric team this evening at 6:30 o'clock. A close battle is expected. It is the opening game of the sea- | son for both teams.
 Rlainvilfe Briefs Mrs. Eugene Forrest has returned home from the Bristol hospital ! where she underwent an operation | for appendicitis.
 Merton J. Lamb, clerk at the post office, is attending reunion of the l first regiment at Boston for fenr days.
 George and Paul Baker have re- Continued on Page 12.)
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