New Britain herald., 1930-01-30
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lo .C> Jud Sncnt

lo.C, Judgment
 Judge .tr,Iur L. iiol.!rd. Jr. q, D'o todfi ot common pleas has giy. en judgment Tor the I'arlnlngton Game Club. Inc, and for Harold stewart. the farms manager, n t"o Suts totuling 5tpv. brough; against them by Gustav A. Trjebe, oi IlalnVillv. AIr. Trieber elaine I the amount was due for work he had done.
 Judge Howard finds that Trieber Was compensated fully for the wor,; he did for Mr. Stewart in build,n. t pen for phcasaata raised on th, '"rm. There W~s no contract. n, ,nds, for the Nor,,. Trl,bcr clain, od io have done work for the cor. Pori>jIon Inr d4,cIuau.s will rc. cover t"eir costs.
 Henry j. c&lu4u and Eobor { Ir"'.s were the att,m,!s for ih, ''f'4. "niie Mink c Beach repre-. schiod the local man.
 Monthly Meeting Tomorro,,
 Tho monthly meeting of the off. cors and teachers or the CoAgryga- Iohal church school will be held tomorrow evening in the parisI Eousc, A supper will be served :, G;l3 o'clock and each person |, asked to bring one article Of foo, Tor Inc supper.
 This will be the first meeting D, the officers and teachers O. in. school in the new year and it is d.. STcd that as many as possible l.. present.
 Important Church Mcctin.
 mere will be au important meet. 'A5 O. the men and women oI t.r congregation Of the Church or On, Lauy of Mercy in the church hat iIIIS evening al $ o'clock. Husin,s. oi great importance will be tjycps,. to. A large attendance is autic,. pGtcI.
 \ months mind requiem ld,n mass will be celebrated Suturda morning at 5 o'clock at the C'hurch oi our Lady oG Mercy for Michael Parkinson
 Claims SI,5nO Damages
 lie aftermath Of an accident thai 100" place at the railroad crossino OH East street on January | 1oo4 '" "sh oiSht persons narrowly cs- oapsI death when train hit a st;,tlad automobile. was heard in tn. court Of common pleas in Hartford yesterday when Charles l.. Hoffman oi New Britain opened suit for Sl '"p damages helore Judge Arthui r.. Howard, Jr, The New Eri,air man claimed thai tho crossing cato, were not in order and that the sigma ulan failed to eiN" proper Warnins or the "pproach;Te train Hoffman claims th" damages for hi, car.
 Attorney L. l. Ermoley for fh, railroad refused to allow his wit ucSscS. the railroad ,n-.urcr rnJ tlren'an. to ho qu, stoned bv Aitor. noN Donald Gaitncy on any point lut Inc blowing ot tn" whistle before thr crossing was reached. They saiI the "hi3tlo had bccn blown three times although the plaintiffs claimed not to have heard it.
 Only the work of the n.in, CT in slowing down the train. in spito Of the slippery rails. enough to delay the impact until the eight escaped from the car prevented a moro scri. GUS accident. Besides Mr. Hoffman, his wife and two children and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nos Of Plain,ilc and their two children were in the car.
 Making Repairs
 The railroad authorities have a larG1 force of Uorkmcn busy at th" East Main street crossing, placing it in condition for traffic. This cross ing hes always l,hon a bad one for motorists due to the holes and ir- ree1lar surface.
 The repairs are necessary at the present time because Of the recent snow and rain storms. Tar and crushed etones arc being used in tn" repair work.
 Make Merry Tonight
 Tonight will be "l'ircmcn'S Nj" ht = when the members Of the local dc partment gather at CrHnC" lall or Pierce street 10 hold their amual supper. An elaborate menu has hnr1 prepared and the fire fighters prom. isc 10 do full ir~'irc to tn" meal. Y is expected that lra"lically every member Of the department will b. pr'@ont
 The fircmcu will have as thrU %UcSts in" smoke caters from ihc Tcrryvill" and Unionvillc fire de- nartmcnts. It is expected hat rhicf William J. Noble Of tho New Britain department and Chief Hayes of Bristol will be present as the houol guests. Both chiefs arc very popu- lar throughout the state. The board Of sclcctmcn and the fire commis.
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