New Britain herald., 1916-08-12
 NEW TEACHERS.FOR PLA|NV|LLESCH00LS Vacancies Caused by MfouS designations Are No8 Filled
REFUSED TO PAY DINKY FARE


 ductor Who Attempts to Eject Him From Train-Adventists to Have Session Here Tuesday-Briefs.~ .> Vacancies in the teaching force in the local schools caused by numerols resignations st the close of the Spring term, have ;allt been filled, according to the announcement made today by A, l.. Rogers secretary of the school board, and when the schools are re- opened Principal Judd will have a complete staff.
 The new teachers will come here highly recommended and the board believes the staff will be one Of the most efficient the town has ever had.
 The first and second mixed grade will be under the direction of Miss Alice G. Futile of Chatham, Mass. Miss Futile is a graduate of the nor nal school and while she has not had any practical experience, she has a very high rating She succeeds Miss Emily Knute.
 Mrs. Frances F. Goodall, wife of
  church has been named for the grade formerly in charge of Miss Carolyn Hogarty Mrs. Goodall Is a teacher of, long experience and has many eX- cellent references.
 The place vacated by Miss Ellen Hubbell, who was in charge, of the eighth grade, will be filled by Miss l Verna M. Carlisle of Patten, Maine. ] Miss Carlisle has been teaching for 1 five years.
 Miss Mary Bates of Plainville, will | be instructor in the kindergarten, sue. 1 ceeding Mrs. Augustus Rich. The other appointments were pre-. viously announced.
 Wouldn't Pay Fare. After refusing to pay his fare from 1 New Britain, Michael English of New l Haven, created a disturbance on a l Bristol bound dinkoy yesterday after ] noon when Conductor Thompson at 1 terh hpted to eject him and hbe was placed under arrest as the train stop ped at the local depot. English wa. badly intoxicated and he made sucf scene that the women in the coach changed to another car. When the conductor went through the train, to collect tickets, English was without the necessary pasteboard He refused to pay his fare and be- came abusive in his language. Al PlainNil1e Condu or Thompson had tC drag him from the car. English fought like a tiger and tore the con ductors clothes and scratched his face In the struggle.
 The man was turned over to Rail road Officer Charles Grace who placed him in the lookup.
 This morning English was an en- tirely changed individual He eX- plained that he had been working in Middletown for some time. Yester- day he got drunk and took a trip to New Britain. He had no recollection of boarding a Bristol train and could remember nothing about fighting with the conductor.
 English will be given a chance to tell his story to Justice Condell late tEis afternoon.
 Postoffice Changes. Lloyd S. Reaney will sever his con- nection with Postmaster Prior's force tonight when he retires as rural car rier, a place held under a temporary appointment made after Rupert s. Morev quit the service. Mir. Reaney will be succeeded by Clinton J. Morse, who resigns tonight at assistant post master. He will start on the rural route Monday.
 Monday James J. Graham will begin his duties regular clerk, having been promoted from th3 place of auxiliary clerk. His pos ition will be filled by Albert K. Rio rds, a recent appointee.
 On account of the changes the office is now without substitute clerk but the postmaster expects to fill the place in a few days He has decided to ap- point Roy Alderman of New Britain who was among those to pass the civil service examination recently given Postmaster Prior was anxoius to give the position to MT. Reaney but the latter declined to accept the appoint mentA
 Ministers Conference Here.
 Ministers and lay delegates inter- ested in the Connecticut and Western Massachusetts Advent Christian conference wils gather here Tuesday to attend a meeting at the Plainville cay.p grounds. 3 is expected that there will be large representation from the various churches in the con- ference The program for the meet ing follows:
 10:3O-Devotional exercise.
 Ii a. m. to 1 D. n.-Survey of the field.
 to 2:30-Prayer
 2:30-Business meeting.
 3 o'clock-Address, "The Supreme Authority of Jesus Christ" Rev.aJ! W. Davis of Bridgeport.
 3:45-Address, "The Great Cotnfnis-