New Britain herald., 1918-03-28
AUTOIST CARRIED
 BOYS T()PLAINVILLE
Invited New Haven Children to
 Go For Ride in Machine FOUND BY POLIO E M A \
Moro Young Men Called For Draft Examination oattudaN--R. S. DUd~ lev Lectures At Congregational Church--t+ood Friday in Town.

CI,urCh~-t-ood Friday in Town. J Yesterday afternoon while tODsta- ole Marine was taking a walk arounA town he met two small children, who claim that NoW Haven is their home. Tue childrtn'S names are Clarcnr> I%anutzen of No. 1} RoeG St. New Haven, 5 ye2"S cid. anu Ralph King, 1 who lives at the same address. lA years old Clarence i< a pupil nt the 1 Ivy school and Ralph of the Shelton i school.
 ; The two children claim that they were sent on an eTra1d hN their par , ents and while eoi}'c the> met >tn au~ ! tom obiIst wno offered TO give them i ride. Jumping in the ear. AS all "hil- , dren would of their &g~ to get the i ride they expected that the driver
 would let them out at rho house , which they were suppo*@0 to go to. l According to the chiEd1on'- stcrN th" 1 driver refused to let them out and he ! carried them to PIainyillo. The chi1- 1 dren claim that the car in which they
 were riding carried a New York li- cense.
 When Officer Marine found the I youngsters thcy were just !ea*'-
 Ing a box car which belongs to the 1 New York New Haven and Hartford ] railroad They appeared to be starved 1 and the officer inlm ecliatr1y took them l to the restaurant and fed them. Car
 ence claims that his father. Carl, re sides at 151 Main street, Hartford ] Ra1uh claims that his father is em ! ploved as chief engineer in the Iio- tel Taft. New Haven ITp to the pres
 ent time the local police have been
 una ble to locate RalDh'S father. Lasi
 evering the Hartford police notified ! Officer Marino that C'larcnce's father
 was located. CIareuce'& father came
 to PlainVille and secured his son and
 took him back to New Haven.
 Draft Examinations,
 On Saturday. March 30th. draft ex- 1 aminations will be held in the Ptain- vile Grammar school on Broad street Men have been notified to appear fot
 examination at 1 r. m. from Bristol. 1 SputhIngtoN. Berlin, Avon. Hnd " est Hartford. Those who received notice to appear from PlsinVjlle are Chor'es Crowley. Charles AllOu. Ratfaclc Le-
 femine, Clarence Judd. James Thom' as Ryan. Giovanni B0ccnrdi. Frank
 NaNiolIi. Michael J. Dunnahor, C}ar- ence Anderson ana Ernest Atwater of New Britain.
 :. Last evening Robert $. Dudley gave ! one of the most interesting lectures } that has been witnessed in Plainvile in a long time The lecture was il-
 lustratod bN over 1 co hand painted pictures Dr. Dudley also furnished i fine selection of singers. The lecture
 was the chief talk of the people all 1 the evening. There was a very large ] attendance.
 Good Friday Obscrvances. l Good Friday will be observed in : PIairviIle as usual with general suspension of business. The local } factories will close tonight and will not resume operations until Monday. , i The bank will be closed all day. The } local post office will close at noon
 and there will be only one city de- r livery and one rural delivery The f barber shops will he onen until II - o'clock tonight and will be closed all : day Good Friday. The stores will
 open a short time in the morning. School Debate. 8 This morning from Il until 12:30
 ] o'clock 2. debate was held in the , ! Grammar school. The subject for 9 { debate was: "Resolved: That Nor
 ma school is prefera b1e to q business s sol1ool.' Those who were on the e affirmative side were Alice Maloney @ Adelne Woods and Hazel Rogers.
 The mega tive side was as follows: e Virginia Marine, Hazel Fletcher and = winner.
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