New Britain herald., 1915-08-07

l f1cer Marine. The autoists are charged with driving machines 1 through the town at night without havig the rear lights burning. One of them will also have to explain why he neglected to have his drivers li-, cense with his at the time he was held up by the policeman.
 Autoists have become very wary of late of Officer Marine and the toll ex- cted by the town from violators of the motor laws is gradually falling off
 Reports sent to the selectmen by the justices explain the pecuniary end of the officers work on auto cases. a feature of which seemingly has caused much speculation. In Justice Calor's statement on the cases which he disposed of during the absence from town of Justice Condell IL IS shown that Officer Marine was given fifty cent for each case whlch re- quired his appearance in court rms fee is pl ovided by law and IS charseo to the convicted motorist
 Sunday in the Churches.
 Advent Christian Thy Word Is Truth" will be the subject Of the ser mon to be given at the morning ser vice by rhe pastor, Rev. J. w. Den ton. Sunday school will be held after the service. The young peoples praise and sorial service will begin at 6:30 At the evening service at 7:30, the pastor will preach on The Arithmetic of Christian Experienced
 Meth hodist: 10:45, morning wor- nnti invn rf Ianr F. mon by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Houck on My Task From God,"; 12 o'clock, Sabbath school; 6:30, Epworth league Mrs. Charles Seymour leading: 7:30' evening worship with sermon by the pastor, The Signs of the Time" These wlli be the first services since the opening of the camp meeting.
 Congregational: Rev. D. D. Marsh of West Hartford will be the preacher at the morning service in the Congre- gatonal church, substituting for the pastor who is on his vacation.
 Episcopal: Morning services at the Church of Our Savior will. be ill charge of Clinton Pasco of New Brit ain, lay reader.
 A. M. E. Zion; The morning ser- vice will begin at 10:45 The pastor, Rev. David R. Overton, will preach Sunday school will be held at noor. The Christian Endeavor meeting will be held at 6:a0 and the regular even ing service at 7:45.
 But One Jitncy Running. That the jitneys have lost much of | their popularity in this locality and the traveling public has gone back to 1 the trolley cars is evidenced by the fact that there is now but one auto mobile making regular trips between 1 Plainville and Bristol as a comfnon carrier.
 Many of the jitney operators have l not given up the business entirely but 1 they run their cars only when business is brisk. Saturdays and Sundays, when travel is heavy, there is plenty of business for the jitneys and their owners reap a good harvest of coins 1 on these days. During the balance of the week, however, the autos do not seem to be in demand and the owners l figure that they really save money by 1 leaving their cars at home. The cars seemingly do not stand up under tho strain imposed on them by regular trips each day and it. is be 1 coming apparent that the busin ess hardly pays under normal conditions. Briefs Items.
 Horace James and Stephen Dietzko will leave Mandoy for Nantucket where they will spend a weeks va :. cation.
 pr. l.. H. Frost has been notified that he has been appointed to serve as health officer during the vacation of Dr. J. N Bull.
 Rev. l.. F Baker, a former pastor of the Advent Christian church, will be the preacher at the open-air ser vice at Dunham's Grove tomorrow af- ternoon
 A. J. Bordeau and John Cassidy have returned from Webster, Mass, where they spent the past week.
 J. H. Trumbull has purchased new Ford coupe.
 Several auto trucks loaded with musicians passed through here today en route for Torrington, where the an- nual convention of the state fifers and drummers was held this afternoon.
 Daniel R. Moses begun his duties today as substitute carrier at the local postoffice, Carrier Harrison starting on his vacation.
 The redecorating of the Town Hail Is now practically complete and the appearance of the place has been inn proved in remarkable fashion.
 The Federal baseball team of Plain- vile would like to arrange few more games with fast teams to fill out the season. The nine claims it has not been defeated this summer. The members are particularly anxious to meet the Tigers of New Britain. J. H. Johnson, 139 West Main street, IS the manager of the club.
 GOOD FATHER AT LAST