New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
ACCIDENT RESULTS
 IN THREE ACTIONS
Irwin B. Peck Of Bohemia Street
 Sued for S8,7M
ZlhA IS FINED HEAVILY
Rev. A. 4. Perry Observes Anniyer- sary of Ordination-Local Cases Heard in Superior Court-Senior Ball Tomorrow Night.

i Irwin B, Peck Of Bohemia street. Plainvi!le, has been named defend ! ant in three suits amounting al s8.- l 700 as the result Of an automobile 1 accident in New Haven last Satur- day, Hyman and Max Rothberg of , News Haven through their father, Isadore Rothberg. seek damages Of { $4o00 each, while Samuel Fleisch- 1 ner IS suing for damages Of S700. 1 Papers were served yesterday by ! Deputy Sheriff J. w Harding of Bristol and property of the defend ant situated on Forestville avenue attached.
 On Saturday the local driver was involved in q collision with q truck driven by Max Rothberg in New Haven which resulted in injuries to Hyman Rothberg and Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews of Bohemia street, FlalnTllle. The local couple were taken to Grace hospital for treat ment and were discharged Monday. The three parties suing Mir. Peck were on the truck, while the Mat theW9' couple were in the car driven by the local man.
 To Celebrate Anniversary
 On this coming Sunday the Re decmer's A. Nj. E, Zion church will celebrate the second anniversary of the ministry of Rev Alexander Perry Tn Plainyille. MT Perry came 10 the local church on July 5. 1oo9.
 He found the church in 2 strug- sling condition but before the end of ms first year as pastor it had taken on 2, great change and made great improvement. He has won the con- fdence and support of all the people Tn and around Plainvillc
 sunday will be his last Sunday before he goes 10 the annual con- ference in Providence. RI. The church has unanimously voted for his return 10 Plainvlle. The dele gate will SO to the conference 10 make known the wishes Of the church. hoplns 10 have the return of the present minister.
 MT. Perry recently comulnted his bachelor Of divinity course at ,ho Hartford Seminary foundation. He took his bachelor Of arts course rt Salisbury. N. C. Sunday will he known as the biz day" at tho Fedeemer's church Al night the past daughter rulers Of the I. R, P. O. F.. will turn out. The annual cer- mon to the society will be preached by MT Perry.
 Senior Ball Tomorrow
 The senior ball 10 he held touor- TO" evening in the high school gymnasium promises 10 bc tho most elaborate affair ever held at the school
 Tn" patrons and patronesses will be as follows: Governor and Mrs. John H. Trumbull. Mir. and Mrs. Bertram Mcdonald Mir. and Mrs. Robert l.. MacGovern. Miss Barbara Beach and Principal Douglas s. Mac Donald. and Miss Alice Hayes and George F. Tranberrv
 The entire plan of decoration Is
 
 man rose. Music will be furnished by -"Dich' Kelly and his Insurance Boys. Refreshments will bo served during tho intermission.
 Superior Court Cases
 Two local cases were heard in superior court yesterday afternoon by Judge Richard Booth.
 The bond Of Joseph Kennedy of Plainville charged with non-sup- port, was declared forfeited
 William Pawelczyh, John Spar kowshi. and Joseph kaminski Of New Britain and John kopycinski Of PlainyiIle pleaded guilty 10 carnal knowledge of q 13-year-old Plain vile girl in Pennington on April 1 3. The four hoys were sentenced 70 Cheshire rnformatory, Later in the