New Britain herald., 1914-07-14
Students Settle Down to Routine at ? P|dnv1|t Camp Grounds.
 INSTALL BOXES AT POST OFFICE
Enthusiasm Shown While Work of Organizing Glasses Progresses Other Matters.

Members of the Connecticut Chau- tauqua association. which opened it's fifteenth annual assembly yesterday afternoon at the camp grounds, to- day were we'll settled in their cottages and this morning found them pre- pared to start on the course of study, the completion of which will entitle them to pass under the triumphal arch on. Recognition day, when the session will be brought to close. Record attendance marked the open ing of the various classes during the day and great enthusiasm prevailed while the work of organizing was in progress.
 Miss Annie Robinson, an instructor in domestic science at the Hartford High school, will be. in charge of the cooking school, which was formally opened this morning at 9:45. This meeting was preceded by a session of the Sunday school students, Mrs. Tru- man J. Spencer of Hartford, presid- ing. Miss Kittie M Holbrook, who has been very successful with her elocution classes at recent Chau- tauqua assemblies, organized her pupils and started instructions this morning. Mrs. Spencer was also in charge of the childrens hour. Every morning she will give stories of folk lore and will also deal with the Boy Scout movement Miss Julia F. White gave nature talk at II o'clock
 The organizing of the assembly chorus was one of the features of this afternoons session. There are a num- Der of good singers among the Chau- tauquans and big things are expected of the chorus. The Fools of Shakespeare was the subject of an interesting lecture given this after noon by President Spencer. This was followed by the initial meeting of the Delsarte pupils.
 The feature of tonights session will be a reading, Peg O. My Heart" by Miss Julia Rogers Beach, a well known elocutionist.
 In opening the assembly yesterday afternoon, President Spencer well comed the Chautauquans and after commenting on the extensive im- provements that had been made at the grounds since the last session, told of the condition of the association and explained the program for the coming ten days. .. ,
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2:45 there will be a musical and literary recital by the Misses Stamy, Newgeon and Beach and in the evening at o'clock Mark A. Denman will give an illus trated travelogue, using "The Won ders of the Tropics" for his subject. Automobiles have been pressed into service this year by the officers of the association and there is ma- chine at the disposal of those who wish to ride from Plainville center to the grounds.
 Let Off With Dollar Fine.
 After warning him to discontinue using the whistle on his peanut roast CT while attempting to sell his wares in Plainville, at least on Sundays, Justice E. P. Prior yesterday fined Mike Hyrikedes of New Britain $1 and costs on the charge of breach of the pea1.
 The whistle on Mikes outfit dis turbed the peace of the town and in response to numerous complaints Constable John F. Conlon Sunday placed the man under arrest.
 Get Two More Disturbers.
 Two more Italians, who it Is alleged participated in the row at a Maple street christening celebration a week ago, were placed under arrest by Constable Philip Marino last night. They furnished bonds of $75 for their appearance in court on Thursday.
 Following the arrest of Domonick Delemino, who was. caught Sunday night at his home in Winsted, addi- tional information concerning the brawl was secured by the police. It resulted in the arrest of twosQuarry- men, with unpronounceable names.
 Three of the disturbers have all ready been fined and the trio now under bonds will be given hearing Thursday.
 Installing P. o. Fixtures.
 Experts from the Corbin Cabinet Lock company of New Britain came here this morning to install the letter boxes and other equipment in the Rogers building on Whiting street. recently leased by the government for quarters for the local post office. The men will work tonight and expect to have the entire outfit in position by tomorrow.
 Postmaster Prior expected to move into the new location tonight but he said this morning that in all proba- bility the change will be delayed at least until Thursday owing to the non arrival of a safe to be installed by MT. Rogers. The safe was pur- chased in Philadelphia and is now in transit A representative of the man. ufacturers, who was in town yester- day, expressed the belief that the safe will be here by Wednesday at the latest
 The postmaster will make tho change as soon as possible and it Is likely that Uncle Sam's business will be attended to in the new location by Friday at least.
 Probate Court Hearing.