New Britain herald., 1915-05-20

of the local Odd Fellows will serve supper and an entertainment will be given. M
 The local lodge was royalty enter tained in Bristol a few weeks ago and tonight they expect to show their appreciation.
 Gives Installation sermon.
 Rev. J. W. Denton, pastor of the Advent Christian church here, gave a very forceful sermon last evening at the exercises held in connection with the installation of Rev. Walter S. Byzanson as pastor of the Advent church in Bristol. The exercises were held in the church in the neighbor- ing city and were largely attended, Plainville was well represented at the affair, number of local Advent ists accompanying the pastor.
 ..Jitpcy'' Rides to Jail.
 Lawbreakers appearing before local justices for punishment for their mis-. deeds may not consider jail sentences too severe, if the plans of Deputy trips to jail in future in "jitneys" other officers. The sheriff, always very kind in the treatment of his DrlSOn6TS, ndS ueClueu lO HIS trips to jail in future in "pjitneys" and the men sent up" by the jus tices, will be given an auto ride be- fore they register at the Seyms street hostelry.
 The sheriff tried out his new scheme on William Smith, a hobo, given ten days by Justice Prior and treated to Il ride in one of the bug wagons. The st,.<tt J alz lac he was willing to have five days tackled on to his sentence.
 Officer Hart has made an arrange nent with one of the owners of the l 'jitney" cars, operating between Plainville and Bristol, to use his ma 'hine as auto patrol. when there are l prisoners to be taken to jail.
 Golden Jubilee.
 Officers of the New Haven Camp | Meeting association are completing for the fiftieth anni- of the organization and the ,oldcn jubilee celebration to be held tt the camp grounds here this sum- ner. The season this year will be rom July 10th to August 10th, the Chatauqua association holding it's annual assembly from the Eth to. the goth, the Methodist camp meeting and grand army reunion fol- owing.
 It is planned to make the semi-cen- ennial a series of events that will go own in the history of the organiza- ions as their biggest achievement and Q this end Rev. E. A. Dent of New Iaven president of the New Haven amp Meeting association, and r. J. 'rinder of Hartford, president of the with the other officers, , re working energetically to get all etails in shaps for the opening.
 Owners of cottages at the grounds re already making preparations to , rove to the camp grounds early and lany of them will remain all summer, all meetings. It Is expected that the 1915 meet , lgs will draw large crowds and the { rogram at both the assembly and [ mp meeting will be of an excep- onally high order.
 Brief Items. | An entertainment for the beneft of | a le A. M. E. Zion church will be V ven in Grange hall this evening. A t rama, "The Other Woman" will be t feature of the program. It will be e resented by local talent O Mrs Mary E. Edmond has returned n om Los Angeles where she spent r Veral months.
 William Ellis has resigned his po- S ton with the Adams Express com F thy.
 Past noble grands of Martha Re- s kah lodge went to Plantsville this F ternoon to attend a meeting of the l..As grSt~ ey will be entertained by Union Re- M kah lodge. A program of entertainment will be R ven in connection with the sale Of E cd, candy and ice cream to he given A the parlors Of the CongregationaI l M