New Britain herald., 1916-07-03

s iU - A V 0s :. seemed to have made a deep impres- sion on them. S PiainviUe to- Celebrate Ff Judg1ng. from the. large sale of can non crackers ana other high ex- ] IElosiveazs 2lainvilte is to have noisy s Fourth th4s year, The town is not as fortunatesAs eitEes in havingN re gula- tions nl4ksng the celebration of "a safe and teharacter and the young people, are privileged to observe the day insthe# old-time fashion. .I.t
 Hoping To prevent any law sxiola- tions or 5Nnneces disturbances on sssthe night before,.ys{ the 4seiectrnen have decided to have the stown well pohced this evening and tie regular force of constables will be augmented by the appointment Of specials to do duty at the Fchurches and school ho, uses The officers do not propose tq[ tolerate the ringing of church bells and they have been ordered-to make arrests should any of the over-en- thusiastic celebrators attempt to break into houses of w orship. . = EPra ctical1y all the Plainville fac tories closed Saturday for. the holi- day. Except for the local plant of the Bristol Manufacturing company, the concerns will resume operations on either Wednesday or Thursday. sg Gates In OperatfaYs. < The installation of gatssI sprotect the East Main street, crossing ordered by the public utilities comnfssion was practically finished this morning and by tonight or tomorrow at the latest it is expected they will be in opera tion. -
 The commission ordered the oom- pany to have the gates working by July 1 but allowances were made be- cause of their inability to get the stock required. The crossing will be pro- tected in future from 6 o'clock in the until midnight
 Sunday Court Session.
 Sunday sessions of the local court are getting quite common because of the activities of the auth critics on Sat urday nights and after church serv- ices almost every week one or two of the justices have to report at the town3 building to dispose of cases of intoxi+ cation, the authorities preferring to N'ih1So IIlCNC II1SIliSGlN 6S I6lHST lDan force the prisoners to remain in the cells until Monday.
 Richard Durham made a session Of Justice CondelIs court necessary yesterday. He was taken into custody Saturday night by Constable Marino fine of $5 and costs was imposed by the court. The accused settled.
 Local Nine Wins.
 Defeating the fast team represent ing St. Mary's Athletic club of Water bury, the Foresters' nine yesterday displayed exceptional form In the game at Aliens Field. Before a large and enthusiastic crowd the local boys took the visitors into game, hav- ing the long end of to 2 score at the end of the game.
 Oakes piched a splendid game for the Foresters and had the Waterbury sWatsmen at his mercy at all times.
 The clubs will play in Waterbury on July 23.
 Brief Items.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold 8 regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall
 The summer schedule of masses at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will go into effect next Sunday. Masses will begin at S:3O and 9:45 on alternate Sundays.
 S. E. Beardsley of Derby who. is in the ranks of the so- ciallsts of the state, will give an ad- dress on the doctrines of his party at Central square this evening at D o'clock
 Harry Graham of Bantam is visit ng with relatives on Pierce street.
 MT. and Mrs. William Prior of were the guests of rela- lives in town yesterday.
 John E. Conlon has resigned as as- ssstant baggagemaster at the local passenger station and has accepted 8 position in the mill of the Bristol Brass company.
 Daniel M. Collins returned yester- 1ay' from Washington, D. C., where 1e spent several days.
 The meeting of the Women's Mis- 'ionary society of the Congregational church scheduled for tomorrow at he home of Mrs. S. P. Williams, has been postponed for a week on ac- count of the holiday.
 Clifford B. PoJssr of Springfield, ormerly of this paaee, is the guest of friends in town. 4sss,s Sa
 MT. and Mrs. Eatpn have THturned ] rom their wedding trip tosA New York, Washington and MountS tSNer-. lon and have taken up their Afssi- Ience at 56 Campfleld avenue, Hart ord, where they will be at hom eg to, heir friends after August 1.s
 Emil Zickwolf and family of 1704 Vest Main street, are spending the week. at Walnut Beach. They have $ their guests the Misses Bessie and l O'Keefe Of Bristol.
 E. D. Warfield has gone to Worth ngton, Mass, where he will spend