New Britain herald., 1916-07-15

will preach at the morning service Sunday, repeating at the request of a number of men of the church a ser mon on '"The Principle of Omission"
 EpiscOpal-HOly communion will be celebrated in the morning at 8 o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon will be at 1O:45, when Rev Louis l. Belden of Unionville will preach in exchange with the rector Rev. R. H. Burton.
 aptist-The pastor, Rev. J. G. Ward, will preach at 10:45. Sunday school will be at 12:05. Rev. J. F.. Panella will preach in Italian at o'clock in the afternoon. At o'clock there will be young peoples service. Rev, J. N. Lackey, D. D., of the South Baptist church of Hartford, will oc- cupN the pulpit in the evening at ' o'clock
 Three Go to Jail.
 William Goodhue of this place and Frank Wilson of Bridgeport, arrested last evening by Constables David and Marine and James O'Connell of Hart ford, who was locked up early this morning, were taken to jail today after a hearing before Justice c. H. CalOr.
 
 last evening on charges of drunken ness and breach of the peace. Accord ing to the testimony of the officers the men had a fight near the old freight depot. Goodhue's face was somewhat dlsf1gured from the beating given him. Wilson denied that he was responsible ana the court figured that the scrap was simply a drunken brawl. Wilson was med $5 and costs and sentenced to Jail for thirty days and Goodhue was given thirty days without fine.
 The constables were king their hhal trip around the center after midnight when they discovered O'Con- nell lying in the road. The man was badly intoxicated and refused to give any information about himself He also declined to surrender a bottle of Wh1skey found on him and threatened to attack the officers if they attempted to take it from him. He was then taken to the lookup. This morning Justice Calor imposed fine of S5 and the accused elected to work out the penalty in jail.
 May Have New Hearing.
 The selectmen are considering the holding of another hearing to take up the matter of accepting in part the hlghWay layout for Broad street pre- pared by Engineer McKernan over which so much objection was raised recently by the property owners Because of the difference in the DOCK records in the town clerks of nee and the stone boundary monu- ments regarding the width of the hlghWay on the east end the seectmen are ln quandary as to what action to take and they now propose to sum- mon the property owners together to 1 discuss the matter of accepting the | highway beginning at Park street and continuing west, the section on the l eastern extremity to be considered l later.
 It Is likely that this plan will meet 1 with approval and will avoid any fur l ther trouble over the boundaries. Sunday at Chautauqna Religious services will constitute the entire program for the Sunday session Of the Chautauqua assembly and the classes will give up their studies for the day. In the morning at o'clock there will be Sunday school At 1O:3O Rev. Martin l.. Williston will preach Tn the afternoon at 3:45 there will be a sermon by Rev. David Lewis Yale and at the evening session Mrs. Tru- man J. Spencer will give Bible talk
 Tonight there will be a big musical program and the entertainment is ex- pected to attract a large audience
 Monday, in addition to the routine of study, there will be a lecture at II o'clock in the morning on "The New Peace movement" by Mrs. J. Gardiner Haines, head of the peace movement for the Congress of Mothers Profess sor James w. Crook of Amherst will lecture on "The Cause and Cure of Poverty' in the afternoon at SIS and In the evening Miss Ruth Viola Adams and her classes in elocution will give an entertainment.
 Danbury Girl Wins Medal.
 Miss Bessie M. Nevins of Danbury was awarded the diamond medal for her essay, "A Fathers Story" recited at the camp grounds yesterday in con- nection with the oratorical contest conducted by the w. c. T. IT. as a feature of the Chautauqua assembly. Hiding Erickson of New Britain re- ceived honorable mention. A number of young people competed for the prizes.
 The judges were Mrs. l.. A. Stow of Plantsville, Mrs Bessie Moody Scott of Terryville, and Rev. W. A. GOodell the new pastor of the Methodist church here.
 The contest proved most interesting and was enjoyed by a large audience.
 Brief Items.
 Special trolley cars will leave the center Monday morning at S:3O to carry the employees of the Trumbull Electric company to Savin Rock for +boIr oopuaJ OutIop The fa ctOrNr will