New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

register beforehand as 1t will mean a great convenience to the committee. There is no charge for registration. The school is sponsored by the Protestant churches of the town and is free to boys and girls of any race and creed who care to attend.
 New Athletic Club About IS young men of the east end Of Painville met Tuesday eve ming and formed an athletic club. The general purpose of the organi zation Is to promote athletic activi- ties as we'll as to enjoy social events.
 The name of the organization will be The Sunset A. C."
 The following officers were elected for term of three months: Presi- dent and treasurer. Ivan Harlow; corresponding secretary, Charles tuna; coach, Leon Falkowski and publicity agent, J. Edman. | A baseball team has been formed and will represent the club for the remainder Of the season. Stanley | Nesgoda has been named captain.
 All members are reminded that i there will be an important business meeting tonight at o'clock.
 Corrects an Error
 The Plainville parks mission wishes to correct an error with re- l gard to the statement that no water : runs into the canal at Norton park and no water runs out.
 1 The flow of water over the canal dam is approximately as follows: 1 During a dry period in summer. the flow is about four cubic feet per , minute, 240 cubic fet per hour and 5,760 cubic feet in 4 hours. During and following rains the <, flow reaches 2S cubic feet per min ute. 1,64S cubic fet per hour and 1 4O,3e0 cubic feet in 24 hours. 1 There are large number of springs whose waters feed the canal.
 To Elect Delegates
 At a meeting of Brock Barnes post, American Legion in Legion hall next Tuesday night. delegates to the state convention of the American Legion to be held in August in Bridgeport will be elected. Plain vile. following the successful com pletion Of its drive for 100 members, will be eligible to have three dele gates and three alternates named.
 A number Of prominent members of the post are being spoken of as delegates to the state convention. Just who will be selected by the members who will attend the meet ing. is hard 10 say. However, it is expected that the session will be largely attended.
 Chairman Frank LaNasseur Of the membership committee will report on the successful completion of the recent drive for members and sum- mer activities rill uc planned.
 Plainyillc Court Trials The cases of three men will be heard in the Plainville police court tomorrow. Those who will plea before the local bar Of justice are Lester Brotherton Of New Britain Joseph Chudzik of New Britain and Edward J. Lawrence of Prentice street, Plainville.
 Brothcrton was arrested by Con- stables George Schubert and B. J. Wadsworth last Saturday morning about o'clock at his home. Broth crton gave the local policemen a lively chase from East Broad stree ,ir,e- Fl th. Pennington town line and hacl again 10 New Britain where nc got away at Corbin avenue During the wild ride. Constabl, George Schubert fired at the f,eeina man but he was not successful 1T having him stop his automobile. The chase was the result of 6 complaint sent in my members o the family Of Ernest Earth of Eas Broad street. They were returning from q visit with friends in New Britain about o'clock Saturd4 II morning when, in the vicinity o Black Rocp bridge, a car starte[ following them. The car pulled uT short ways from their home an, later a man was seen Tn the DacR yard of the home.
 Mir Earth encountered him ant he refused to give any explanation of his presence there. When ht became aware of the fact thai members of the family had tele' phoned to the police, the fellow jumped into his car and he va! away.
 Constables Wadsworth and Schu bert answered too quickly for him however and one on a motorcycle and the other in an automobile started out after him. They secur' ed the number of his automobil, and in company with New Britair police, went to his home at sos Eas street and arrested him.
 Automobile Case Chudzlk and Lawrence will bt
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