New Britain herald., 1930-04-22

done. It was thought that the fire was set by careless boys playing around the field. Fourteen men an- swered the alarm.
 Dance Tomorrow
 The 1talian-American Citizens club will celebrate the first anniver- sary of it's organization by sponsor ing a banquet and dance tomorrow evening in the Plainville High school gymnasium, the proceeds to be do- mated to the benefit of the Plainville library, A program of notable speak CTS has been arranged which should prove of interest to all
 The speakers will be Judge Fran cis A. Pallotti, prominent Hartford attorney and former secretary of state. who is honorary president of the local society; Attorney Anthony J. Rich, prosecutor in the Bristol city court and honorary vice presi- dent; and many others. The pro- gram is scheduled to begin at 1:30 o'clock. There will be dancing from to 12 o'clock, the music being fur nished by Sam Salamone and his Harmony Boys broadcastinS or chcstra. An enjoyable time is prom isod to all who attend and it is hoped that n large crowd will wit ness this great affair. John Pettin- ato will act as toastmaster.
 As the purpose of the formation of this organization was to promote better citizenship in the town of Plainville. this club feels it has pro- srcssed rapidly in that respect dur ins it's first year, due to the fact that much interest has been taken in this matter. The membership total ap- proXimatcly 200. and it is expected that there will be double that num- Der on the second anniversary.
 Graded School Meeting
 The executive committee of the Plainville Graded School association will hold special meeting next Monday evening at 7:56 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Pierce street. The date for the an- nual reunion will probably be fixed. Other important matters will come up for discussion.
 Masonic Meeting Fought
 Frederick lodge, No. 14. A. F. X X. M.. will meet in tho Masonic temple this evening. R. w. Fritz Lofercn will inspect the lodge. The NJ. AI. degree will be conferred and refreshments served.
 DscuSseS Maps At a meeting of the members of the sewage disposal committee held last evening at the Town hall. maps ct the town showing every house within the town limits were check ed and discussed. The rapid growth of thc town is being taken into con- Gidcration by the committee. which is outlining a program cf sewage disposal which will take care of fu- ture as we'll as present homes. l Engineer Joseph N Mckernan of | the PlainVille Water Co. has turned OCT complete survey of the toy'l which contains much valuable . formation. According to Frank |. ! Wheeler, crailman of the commit tee, extensive work is being done in gathering important data at the present time. The committee will not make any definite plans for sewage disposal until it is fully ac- ouaintod With the situation from every angle and is capable of going ahead with the Information gath | cred.
 i. Since it's organization by the board of sclectmon following the specia | town meeting held come weeks ago the committee has held numerou: i meetings and i3 working earnestly tc prepare q pl&n for GewaSe Giepo5a { here.
 i Church Activities
 The Won,an'S Home and Forcisr l Mission society Of the Advent Chris. tian church will meet tomorrow aft. 1 ernoon ct o'clock at the home o1 Mrs. Irving s. Purdy Of 6 Broat ctract.
 The Ladies Aid society of tho | Methodist church will hold an all day meeting in the church parlor: 1 tomorrow. Election of officers vii 1 take place at 2:30 p. m. Revival Services Tho revival services being con | ducted by Evangelist r. H. storm will be continued at II Crown stree Plainvillc. tonight and also Nednes day and Thursday evenings at 7:3' o'clock. They will be held at tn Salvation Army headquarters il Bristol on April c3, o6 and ~, at D. m.
 Sued for Second Time
 Edward Busse Of Bristol has bccl named defendant in an action fo S1o.o00 brought by John Stanlieh of New Britain IS the aftermath o an accident here last fall. II is tn second suit of the same amount tt be instituted against the Bristol mal in about si% weeks. both resulting from the same accident.
 The New Britain boy vSs opcrat ing a motorcycle that was struck b, the defendants auto. He suffered in iurics about his face that rcauirct over 100 stitches to close. !tnothc boy who resides in Bristol was als, badly injured and.in his suit claim cd that he was made a cripple fo life besides being permanently dis figured. The accident created con ] l