New Britain herald., 1930-09-04

ehue' "no was found Tn drunken condition in the car with McNally, vas committed to the state farm at Norwich for six months as an ine- briate
 The men were arrested last even- ing about o'clock at Hart's corner by Constable Gleason Sanders after McNallys car had been seen pro- ceeding along the road in an cratic manner. Officer Sanders found Me- Nally at the wheel and under the in fluence of liquor and his companion, Hulteneus, also drunk. He found a bottle of alleged liquor in the ma chine.
 During the morning McNally tried to secure bonds which were placed at $500 by Judge Ryder. Constable Sanders found many de- fects in the car but no charge was made in court
 Sued For S4OO
 Suit for damages of S400 has been brought by Cyril G. Brodrib and Homer B. Blair of Blair & Brodrib of New Britain against Dominic and Katherine Pliskowski of Plainville. It is alleged that on December l4, 1929, the defendants purchased a radio for SS139S and paid $50 in cash and SIS by way of merchandise credit
 There is still balance of so6S that the defendants have refused to pay, according 10 the plaintiffs. The New Britain firm is represent cd by Attorney A. A. Greenberg. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers.
 Vacation School Note
 There are still a number of things made by the boys and girls of the junior department of the vacation school conducted by the Protestant churches during the past summer which have not been called for.
 Miss McConn will be in the parish house of the Congregational church on mornings from to 12 o'clock and on afternoons from to o'clock and requests that the boys and girls come for their things at these hours.
 Bremen to Journey
 The Plainville fire department will be represented by about 30 mem- bers at the tooth anniversary cele- bration of the Windsor department in that town Saturday. Departments from all over this vicinity will take part in the celebration. Arop,., Lo o,oer, panied by the Plainville Fife and 1 Drum corps, which will lead the fire fighters in the parade. One of the local fire trucks will also be used in the parade.
 Pew Rally Sunday
 The trustees of the Redeemer's A. M. E. Zion church will give pew rally Sunday to raise funds to pay off the back debts of the church. The trustees are asking the members of the church and their friends for their support There will be four captains, Charles O'Neil. J. W. Johnson, J C. Baker and Charles Benford
 Report Is False
 A published report in an evening paper that Superintendent of Schools Leon C. Staples was seriously ill at his home from ptomaine poisoning is absolutely without foundation. MT, Staples is enjoying good health and is taking care of his school duties daily.
 Football in Air
 With the coming of September. | football talk has filled the air and notice that the season is near is seen i'll the fact that the PlainVlle Blues will hold their first practice of the season tomorrow evening at the high school field
 All of last years players or mem- | bers are asked to report. Any new candidates wishing 10 try out for the team are invited. Phil Sparks. for mer captain and All Connecticut l guard, will coach the team. Every one is expected to report at 6:3G 1. o'clock.
 Caucus Tonight
 Everything is in readiness for the | republican caucus to be held this nNenlng at s o'clock in the town hall. The town committee expects that | there will be a large attendance Of | party electors. Delegates to the | various conventions will be nomin- ated. A town committee will also be | appointed.
 Enter Normal school
 Misses Elvina Minella, Olga Neri, | and Bernice Birnbaum of this town have enrolled in the first year class of the New Britain State Normal ! school. All of the girls are gradu- ates of the 1880 class of the Plain ville high school. where they attain ed high scho1a Stic marks durin.,