New Britain herald., 1916-08-14

His promotion has been steady and we'll merited and his friends and as- sociates will be pleased to learn of the latest recognition given him.
 MT. Manchester is a native of Bris- tol and was born in 1876. He spent his early life In Plainville where he is well and favorably known. In Rocky Hill he is a citizen of consd- erable prominence. He Is a member of the Rocky Hill club and is also an active granger He is on the roll Of several social clubs besides. The plant which he is to manage in Chii belongs to a South American concern which is a subsidiary of the American Smelling and Refining com pany. It is one of the biggest stone selling panies in Chile and, its perintendency offers big opportunities. MT. Manchester is thoroughly cap able and his success in the position Is unquestioned.
 Sunday Court Doings
 Three counts were preferred against Michael English of New Haven when he appeared before Justice A. H. Con- dell at a Sunday session of the court He had been arrested Friday for re- fusing to pay his fare on the dinky train and because of the disturbance he caused the state was liberal in putting charges against him. Eng lsh's only excuse for his conduct was that he was drunk. He had no recol- lection of anything that happened aft CT he boarded the train.
 Justice Condell imposed a sentence of thirty days in jail for evading pay ment of fare. He also tackled on $7 for breach of the peace and $5 for fntoxicat ton, the costs of prosecution to be added.
 Constables Marino, David and An derson had a tusSe with James Cur ran of Hartford Saturday night when they attempted to place him under ar rest for intoxication and because of his fighting proclivities, the prisoner got no mercy from the court yester- day when he was arraigned. The officers tried to get him out of town but instead of thanks, abuse was heaped on them for their trouble They managed to get him to the lock up after a struggle. Justice Condell imposed fine of $3 and costs for using abusive language and pro- nounced thirty days in jail for in toxication.
 Another Drunk Nabbed.
 Thomas Collins of Boston. a freight handler at the transfer sta ton, is In the lookup awaiting a hearing on the charge of intoxication. Collins was taken into custody yesterday by Of ficer MarinO
 The accused was sleeping off jag in one of the buildings in the freight yard when he was arrested.
 This morning he expressed the I1at h. ly small to leave enough of the weeks pay due him from the rail- road to enable him to "buy feed and get out of town.''
 Justice Condell will decide on the { merits of the suggestion some time | before night when he hears the evil Gence in the case
 Camp Meeting Program. l
 Rev. J. w. Denton has received the program for the annual Advent Chris , tian camp meeting which will be held | at Dunham's grove from August 26 to September 3. The managers of the session expect it will prove the big gest in the history of the organiza- ton under whose auspices it is held.
 Some of the most prominent Ad- ventist divines in this section of the country have accepted invitations to preach during the meeting.
 Special days of the meeting will be as follows: August 20, annual busi- nees meeting at 4 p. n.; August 30, presentation of reports of Sunday schools and Loyal Workers societies; Septem Der i, Mission day
 Several of the cottages at the grounds are already occupied but the majority of the people who will at cd hafOrA next week.
 Brief Items
 Clinton J Morse who resigned as assistant postmaster Saturday, this