New Britain herald., 1930-06-28

Forestville, was arrested at 1920 1 o'clock this morning for driving i while under the influence of liquor.
 It is claimed by Thomas Stack. ST. of Hartford that while he and a friend were standing beside their 1 parked car on Forestville avenue l Durant is alleged to have come up l In the rear and crashed into the car, 1 causing considerable damage. Gus l tave Johnson and Harry Stewart of | Bristol. passengers in Durants car suffered injuries. SteWart had to 1 have nine stitches taken in his face i to close and artery wound. Program Changes Mrs. C. R, Clark announced today that there would be slight changes in the program for the acceptance of the Mastin property by the town ! for a public library on Tuesday. A sale of fancy and domestic articles will be held from to o'clock. Ice i cream, cakes and straw berry short cake will also be sold during the aft ernoon and at interims, the Halsted bOFS VIII entertain.
 In the evening at 7;30 o'clock, the ! Plainville Drum Corps will parade and from S:15 o'clock until 10, the i Thomaston Marine Band will give a band concert. At rest periods, the 1 Plainville Drum Corps will play se- lections.
 Food Collection i All persons donating food or arti- 1 cles are asked to have them at the i Mastin home by o'clock Tuesday 1 afternoon. Those who cannot bring them, are asked to get in touch with 1 Mrs. Clark, Mrs. F. L. Benzon or Mrs. W. A. Bailey and they will make arrangements to collect them.
 Unable to Pay Fine James McNally of Whiting street was fined S100 and costs Of sl3 in the Plainville police court yesterday afternoon on two charges. He was unable to pay his fine and he will probably work out the fine at the Hartford county jail on Seyms street ] in Hartford He will be incarCerated for 113 days.
 ] He was arrested Thursday evening ! by Constable George Schubert for i driving with improper markers and ! for driving while his operators li cense was suspended. It was testified 1 that on May q, McNally had been arrested in Plainville and in Bristol on the same day for two violations of the automobile legal code and he had been tried in the two police courts on another subsequent day, l Al that time, his operators license was suspended. It was charged that he was driving an automobile about the streets of Plainville with the markers from oie car placed on an- other for which they were not is- sued and his license, still being un- der suspension. he had no legal right to be driving a motor vehicle.
 He was found guilty on the two counts and fined $50 on each of them. The costs in the case amount cd to $13
 He could not raise the money 10 pay the assessment and he was scheduled to be taken IT Hartford today to begin serving out his sen lenCe in jail.
 Probation Officer
 On Or about July l regular pro- baton officer for the town of Plain vile will be appointed. 1t was an nounced yesterday. There have been numerous occasions when the judg- ments in the police court have been suspended and the accused placed on probation. Individual persons have been nameds in the past and it is to eliminate this condition that the new movement has been started. Cases of delinquent children need in vestigation also and probation of ficer will be able 10 care for this sort of work.
 Full details Of the plan have not yet been completed and no one has as yet bean appointed for the work,
 Newspaper Night
 Newspaper night, a new plan Of entertainment in Grange circles. will be the feature of the regular meet ing Of Plainyille Grange at Grange hall on Pierce street next Tuesday evening at o'clock The program will be based on the various sections Of a newspaper such as the editcr- ials, comic section. fashions. etc. 4 large attendance is expected at th4 meeting.
 The Woman's Auxiliary Of Plain vile Grange will meet at the home Of Mrs. Martin Casey on Pierce street Tuesday afternoon at go o'clock.
 To Decorate Graves
 All members Of Sequassen lodge. No. A. l. O. O. F, are asked to meet at Odd Fellows hall Sunday afternoon between 2 and 9:3O o'clock for the purpose Of decorating the graves of deceased members. Those having automobiles arc asked 10 furnish transportation.
 special Music Course
 F. Albert White Of Plainyille, pianist and teacher, will leave for New York city tomorrow where he will attend special course in mod ern piano teaching conducted by John Thompson at Aeolian Hall. MT. White is former pupil Of Julius Hartt and R. Augustus Lawson Of Hartford and Frank Carle of Spring field. He presented his Plainvilla pupils in their second annual recital at the studio on June IS.
 Catholic Church notes
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at the church Of Our Lady or Mercy at S and 10 o'clock.
 NJ. T.. Church Notes
 Serivces in the Plainville Nj. E church tomorrow are as follows Church school at 945 a. m Morning