New Britain herald., 1930-09-25


 closure suit brought by the Berlin Savings Bank on an unpaid mort gage note which originally amount ed to $2,75O.
 The property involved is on Forestville avenue and is bounded Tn the rear by the Pequabuck river. The note was taken out on Sep tember 26, 1923 by A. G. Mastrian- nj. The other defendants name d nave claims on the property through mortgages and other en- cumbrances.
 Attorney Harold N. William of New Britain represents the plain tiff and Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz served the papers.
 Automobile Suit
 Damage to his automobile is claimed by Felix Comeau of Plain- vile in a $500 suit against Santi LaRosa of New Britain, driver and owner of an automobile which is alleged to have struck the Plain 'iiiS hidCilile ou tHe IuOIHlIlS Ol June oS, 1880.
 The accident occurred on the Plainville turnpike, the plaintiff proceeding in an easterly direction and the defendant driving in a westerly direction. It is claimed by the plaintiff that the defandant turned to the left side of the roau and crashed into the plaintiff E automobile.
 The following parts are alleged to have been damaged on the Plainville car: running board, body wheel, tire rim, rear axel, brakes rear bumper.
 Attorney Yale Sable of New Bri tain represents the plaintiff and Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz served the papers.
 WIT Circle Meeting Washington -Trumbull circle, Com. | panions of the Forest, will hold its regular meeting this evening at $ o'clock in the Legion hall on Whit. ing street. All members are request. |.
 Funeral of Mir. O'Hara Funeral services for Edward O'Hara, 80, native of Plainville and a resident here for many years will be held tomorrow morning at . o'clock at St. Mary's church in New Britain. Burial will be in St. Mary. cemetery
 The remains are at the home o his daughter, Mrs. William Masse, of 97 Seymour street, New Britain Library Benefit Tomorrow A large advance sale of ticket, indicates that the public card part, and dance to be held at the higI school gymnasium tomorrow evening l for the benefit of the library funt i will be great success. The affai i is being held under the auspices o i Martha Rebekah lodge and Sequas sen lodge. l. o. o. F.
 Cards will be played from {, 0 o'clock and dancing enjoyed iron 10 to 12 o'clock. A prize will b given at each table and each groul may play any game desired. ! floor manager and assistants will b on hand to aid in making up cd, tables. The party has been sanction cd by the general library committe who urge a large attendance.
 Invited to Wallingford Plainville Grange has been invite to visit Wallingford Grange tomor row evening and take part in neighbors' night program. A larg number from here are expected { make the trip.
 Hunters in Court William Gieselbreth and Ea, Carlson of New Britain were fine sl and costs in the town court tn morning on charges of violating tn fish and game laws. Joseph Ziege of Plainville was fined S2 and cost for violating the game laws and als for violation of the United State law regarding possession of guns b aliens. Zieger has taken out his fir. naturalization papers and profcsse ignorance concerning the alien lav
 The youths claimed that the were attempting to shoot a haw that was stealing chickens and ha not hunted any other game. The were arrested Sunday by Gam Warden F. Smith.
 To Receive Proposals
 The United States Veterans bl reau will receive sealed proposals !; the local post office until 2 o'cloc October 3 for furnishing the burea at Plainville drugs and medicines ( prescriptions during the perio starting on October 5 and endin June 30. The proposals will be ope1 ed in public.