New Britain herald., 1915-02-16
Head Of Hartford Diocese Makes
 Official Visit Tomorrow. >
ENTERTAINED 6. 0. p. WORKERS
Representative Carter Has Town Committee Members As His Guests -"Drunk' Plays Tag With Officer. Linen Shower For Miss Ellis.

Rt Rev. Chauncey M. Brewster, Episcopal bishop of this diocese, will pay an official visit to the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow and will con- duct the Ash Wednesday service in the evening at 7:45, subsequently, ad- ministering confirmation to a class of seven. Arrangements have been made for Bishop Brewster's reception and it is expected that the evening service will be largely attended. The public has been invitd to witness the con- firmatiOn ceremonies.
 The class which is to receive the sacrament has been preparing under the instructions of the rector, Rev. R. H. Burton, for the past few weeks. It is not as large as classes which the bishop has confirmed In preceding years. After the service Bishop Brew ster will deliver the sermon.
 Rev. R. H. Burton will conduct the Ash Wednesday service in the morn- ing at 10 o'clock.
 Played Tag With Officer.
 Frank Cafferty, an old offender, was locked up late last night by Patrol man Philip Marine, with whom he had been playing tag around the center during the evening". Cafferty was intoxicated and was ordered by the officer to go home. He started down the railroad tracks but instead of continuing toward his domicile he lodged behind Russells' block, and "peeking' around the corner, he started to josh the officer, who was standing at the railroad crossing.
 When the policeman went after him /to !, Io nfh cid of the block and resumed his peek boo tactics. For some time the two played tag with each other but the officer fin- ally caught up to CaHerty and the latter was Git
 He was taken to the lookup for the night but was released this morning without a hearing, the policeman be- lieving it cheaper for the town to have him discharged than to return him to jail. hostelry in which Cal ferty has spent much of his time dur ing the past few years.
 Entertained G. o. P. Workers.
 Members of the republican town committee and other loyal workers Of the G. O. P. were the guests of Rep resentative E. T. Carter at a banquet served last evening in the Hotel Bond
  enjoyable evening.
 This is Mir. Carter's second consec- utive term as the towns representa- tive in the general assembly and in of the good work done for his election by the town commit tee, he invited them to dine with him last night.
 A. C. Church Notes.
 md Peoples societies of the Connecticut and Western Massachusetts confer ence will meet in convention in the local Advent Christian church on Washington's birthday. It will be an all day session and some interest ing reports and addresses are prom ised. Delegates from several towns are expected to attend. Local peo- pie interested in this branch of church work, who are not affiliated with the to attend. There will be a basket lunch and the Plainville Adventists will serve tea and coffee.
 At the service in the church Sun day morning six young men were re- ceived into membership. There is deep interest in the work of the To- cal church and the pastor reports several conversions at the Sunday evening services during the past three weeks.
 Rev J. w. Denton, the pastor, will speak to the young people of the Ad- vent Christian church in Waterbury this evening. At the local church tom orrow night there will be a meet ing for men.
 Get Nine More Complaints. ductions in the property valuations listed in the report of the assessors were presented to the board of relief yesterday afternoon, the members sit ting for the third time to hear com