New Britain herald., 1915-11-27

Holy Communion will be celebrated.
 At the regular morning service the
 rector, Rev. R. H. Burton will preach. Sunday school will follow.
 Baptist J. G. Ward, the pas
 tor, will preach at 10::45. Sunday
 school will be held after the morn-
 ing service. The young peoples meet
 ing will start at o'clock in the eve-
 ming. There will be preaching by the
 pastor at o'clock in the evening.
 Methodist:-Rev. A. A. Houck will
 be the preacher at both morning and evening services Sunday.
 Stop Making Autos.
 There was considerable local inter- est in the despatch in last nights Herald in which was announced the appointment of Attorney Edward K. Nicholson as receiver for the Trum- bull Motor Car company of Bridge port. The receiver was named by Judge Case on application of Alexan- der H., James H. and Frank H. Trum- pull, former residents of PlainviIIe. and the heaviest stockholders in the concern
 The receiver was put under a bond of $25,oO0 and was authorized to car- ry on the business of the companv until December 10. There will be a nearing before Judge Case on Decem- Der 5 regarding the confirmation of the receiver
 Besides asking for a receiver the company requested the court to per- mt of the dissolution of the concern and 1t is apparently the intention of the brothers to give up the manufac- ture of automobiles.
 The company was organized two ] years ago with capital stock of S3O0,O00 consisting of 5000 shares. | and $17O'00O was paid in. The stock 1 holders, asking for a receiver claim | hey own 1,5OO shares in the company and that the assets of the concern | amount to $150,O0O. which consists of motor cars partly manufactured and outstanding bills.
 In their petition they gave no req son for the appointment of the receiv- er, limiting their explanation to the statement that the factory did not prove successful. Isaac B. Trum- oull one of the brothers interested in he plant, lost his life with the sink ng or the Lusitania April 7th. At ne tune he was on his way to Europe the interests of the company.
 Ihe men seeking the receiver are sons or MT. and Mrs. Hugh TrunnbuII 'I Maple street, and are well known lere. Their brothers are at the head 'I the Trumbull Electric companv lere. The manufacturing of motor ars was new game to the Trumbull brothers. They had been quite suc- 'essful in the electrical business. and tt present interested in a plant in 3r1dgeport which manufactures W1tchboaTds and other electrical ap- 'liances.
 Bacon to Take Enrolment.
 The selectman have appointed Bur- on Bacon to take the enrolment this ear for the military list and personal ax. He will begin his duties in a ew days.
 Selectman Johnson stated today that he board has decided to pay more at ention to exemptions than they have n previous years. They will insist that Il who ask for military exemption be- ause of physical disabilities undergo n examination by physicians In the ase of personal tax, those who claim Xemption as the result of having erved in the militia or fire depart nent for the period specified by law i'll have to show their certificates be- orc their names are taken from the st.
 To Distribute Over $1O.OOO.
 Approximately $1O, will be put in lrculat1on next month by reason of ie oiS'rlouuon of the money in the