New Britain herald., 1915-09-11

cause why his license as an operator of motor vehicles should not be talk en from him. Rhodes was convicted 1 before Justice A. H. Condell on August 1 26 for operating an auto while under ! the influence of liquor and for refus- ing to write his name whom his sigma ture was demanded by Officer Marino
 A record of the conviction was filed at the capitol by Justice Condel and the drivers licenso was suspended pending a hearing
 Bcnsons Have Narrow Escape. l Mrs. George Benson, her daughter and grand daughter of East street. 1 had narrow escape from serious in l jury or possible death, last evening | when Q trolley freight car cOllided with a carriage in which they Were riding The accident occurred on the Southington road and had it not been i for the presence of mind exhibited by | the mOtOrman, who brought his car / to a quick stop, a fatality would hard | ly have been avoided.
 Although the carriage was badly damaged the occupants managed to l cling to the seat, despite the impact, i and while they were completely un- , nerNed over the accjGent. they es- capped without injuries The horse ! ran away after tho smash but was i captured before it made much prog ! ress and before any further damage was caused
 The carriage was so badly wrecked that it was left in lot hy the road side until this morning when it was brought back home.
 Can't Locate School House.
 Lost-A full grown school house. ] Finder please notify Plainville town school committee.
 Members of the school board have been advised to have printed an ad- NertiScmCnt along lines suggested abcVe in the hope that the porta b o school building shipped from Chicago on August 24th might be located. The structure which was sent from Chica- go Tn sections seemingly has been lost lA transit and the officials here have been unable to get any trace of it.
 Inc building was !o have been in position and ready for occupancy by tne Kindergarten classes when the schools rc-ODoned last Monday, if the plans Of the committee were carried out. When it failed 10 show up the cnl!dren were given accOmO Odations in the Grange building where they are now holding sessions.
 The manufacturers have notified the school board that tracer has been sent after the missing building. It is thought there was some mistake in the shipment which has delayed the arrival of tho structure. At the Churches.
 Episcopal:-Rev. R. IT. Burton, the rector, will conduct services in the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow morning at 10:45. Sunday school vii follow.
 Congregatioral:-T sermon a the morning service Sunday will bt given by the pastor, Rev. r. l.. Grant
 Methodist:-Nincent Mitchell, ; son of Edwin r. Mitchell. formerly O. this place, will occupy the pulpit ir the Methodist church tomorrow in the absence of the pastor. Rev A. A i HOuck. who is visiting at his home ir Lime. N. [. Tho young man is a student at Wesleyan university
 Advent hristian:-Services will be resumed in the church tomorrow. The work of decorating both the ex- l terior and interior of the building is practically completed and therc will l be worship at regular hours hereaft- CT. Tomorrow morning, the pastor, | Rev. J. w. Denton, will speak on | "Christ's Estimate of Christian ! Work" based on the parable of the soWer. Su~1ay school will follow the morning service. The young peoples | praise and social service will begin at | 6:3O and the evening sermon will be l given at 7:3O. T1e pastor will give the first of a series of three temper 1 ance sermons Before Four Bars" | will be his subject.
 | A. M. E. Zion:-Candle rally day will bc observed tomorrow. Morning ser vices will he at 10:45, Sunday school following. Christian Endcavor meeting will be held at 6:3O and 7:45 there will be preaching.
 Brief Items.
 At the annual meeting of the w. c. T. T., held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Charles Woodruff on Whiting street, interesting reports on the years work were presented.
 Glover S. Hastings of Boston, form ery of this place. was calling on rela- tiVes in town yesterday.
 Rev. s. E. Lawson of Darien was the guest last evening of MT. and Mrs. J. F.. Lamb of Whiting street.
 MT. and Mrs. George Woodruff and family of Broad street, will attend the eleventh annual reunion of the de- scendents of Henry Adams to be held 1 tomorrow on the spacious lawn sur l rounding the home of Mrs. Wood- ruff's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Rechstedt of Middle street, Bristol About seventy-five members of the fo PXDPctPd