New Britain herald., 1915-08-17
Pla11lVjue News
SEMI-CENTENN|AL
OF A. {. MISSIONS
Missionary Day to Be a Feature Of
Advent Camp Meeting
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
LOYAL Workers of Conference Will
Also Have Annual Gathering in
Drivers License to Court.

Observation-Disclosures Refused to Show |
Drivers License to Court.
The sen1i-centennial of the Advent |
missions and the convention of the !
SUNDAY schools and Loyal Workers |
societies are to be features of the an
nual camp meeting of the Advent
Christians to be held at Dunhams
grove from August Is to September
9Th. according to notices sent to Rev.
J. w. Denton of this place, who is to
he prominent in the sessions An en-
tire day is to be given up to the OBJ
servance of the fiftieth anniversary Of
the missions and there will be inter-
esting exercises. September is the
day selected for the missionary con-
ference There will be several promi
ncnt missionaries on the grounds on
that day and reports from foreign
lands in which the Advent divines are
working in the interests of Christian
ity will be presented.
Representatives of the Sunday
schools and Loyal Workers societies
of the various churches in Connecticut
as we'll as delegates from a part of
Massa chusetts are expected to attend
izations which is scheduled for Sep
tember1.
Final plans for the camp meeting
are now being made and the man
ayers report a very bright outlook
There is already a good sized colony
on the grounds and most of the cot
tages are occupied Prominent
clergymen have accepted invitations
to preach during the meeting and the
program is expected to be most inter-
esting.
During the session there will be no
services in the Advent Christian
church here. The pastor, Rev. J. w.
Denton, will leave Saturday for
Arena, n. Y. where he will take part
in the Catskill camp meeting, but he
expects to return for the exercises at
the local grounds. His father, Rev.
Joshua Denton Of Brooklyn, N Y, a
former New Britain pastor, will be
here next Sunday to conduct services
in the Plainville church.
More Auto Cases.
Grand Juror S. S. Gw11Iim has no.
tilted number of autofsts to appear
in court next Saturday afternoon TO
show reason why they should not be
Iheo Tor violating the laws governing
are victims of the energy and strategy
of Consta BILE Marino who continues
his activities against motorists who
are careless about the lights on their
cars.
One of the cases to come up is that
of New Haven man, who was fined
recently for having no tail light on his
car. When the man was in court, it
is said he was rather offensive and
questioned the right of the authorities
to fine him. He did not bring his
license to the hearing and gave no
satisfaction when questioned regard
ing it.
Justice Condell gave him five days
in which to produce the license for re-
cording his conviction and when he
failed to take advantage of the chance
thecourt instructed Grand Juror
Gwillim to order his appearance here
next Saturday. The accused will be
charged with refusing to show his
drivers license. Since he received
the notice, the Elm City driver has
evidently recognized his error as he Is
now very anxious to present his
license to the court He will be given
a chance Saturday.
Poverty Social.
After the regular meeting of the
grange to be held this evening in it's
hall on Pierce street a poverty social
will be held.
A committee has been working on
the arrangements for this affair for
several days and some surprises are
promised. Costumes, appropriate for
the session, will be worn by the men,
bers and prizes will De offered.
No Word from Auto Parts Co.
According to F. T. Wheeler, presi-
dent of the Business and Improve
ment association, the directors of the
Hartford Auto Parts company. have
given no further intimation as to what
course they will pursue regarding the
proposition made to them to move
their plant to Plainville.
Officers of the company stated last
week that a decision would probably
be made by today. Hartford business
men have been working hard to raise
the capital required for the erection
of suita BILE building as quarters for
the concern, after it moves from the
Colt factory, and it thought here that
the directors propose to learn the out
come of their efforts before making a
decision.
The belief is growing in Plainville
that Hartford has been brought to a
realization of what it will lose if the
factory is moved from the and it is
believed a atisfa Glory offer will be
made to the company.
A. c. Ministers Here.
Interesting discussions on scriptural
topics featured the meeting of the
ministers of the Connecticut ard
Western Massa chusetts Advent Chris
tian conference held today at Dun
hams grove. There were a large