New Britain herald., 1918-09-07
RECORD ENROLMENT
 IN PUBLIC SCHOOL
Registration Since Glasses Were
 Resumed Has Reached 628
MRS, RUSSELL'S WILL FILED
Burglar Caught in Home of John TrumbuIl Sent to Jail for Ten Days Church Notices

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 The P1ainTile graded schools opened with a registration of 62S pupils which up to September increased to 652. This is the largest registration for tho beginning of the year in the history of the school and is divided as follows: Kindergarten 50 First grade S5: Sec ond grade Ill; Third grade 84; Fourth grade 79 Fifth grade 76; Sixth grade 63; Seventh an Eighth grades %.
 All of the pupils are not yet back in school and the registration is expect ed to mount higher next week. There will be two sessions for the kindergar- ten, one in the morning and one il the afternoon for the older children. who will receive Kindergarten and first grade training. The ki1dergarten building is again occupied and all the rooms are now in use, each grade oG- cupying two rooms. excepting the sec ond grade. which occupies three rooms
 Most of the pupils who worked dur ing the summer have returned to school and the graduating class prom ises to be the largest in the school history,
 Nlit or NEfS. EtHsSeI-
 The will of the late Mrs. Rose Rus sell was filed in the probata court yes terday and Judge George R, Byington has appointed Newell Jennings of Bris- tol as administrator over the estate.
 CHURCH NOTICES.
 Congregational Church. The regu- lar meeting for worship will be held at 10:45 8, m. The sermon will be preached by the pastor on the text, With 8 Great Sum I Obtained This Citizenship" And Paul said, But I Am a Roman Born" The Sunday school will meet at noon and the Christian Endeayor society at 700 D. m. The leader of the latter meeting will be Harold Newell and the topic will be: Training conscience and trained by conscience. Three new members were received into the church at last Sundays communion service.
 A. M. E. Zion Church. Morning worship and sermon will take place at 1O:45. Sunday school will meet at 12:30 Evening worship and sermon will be held at 7~l5 p, m, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock prayer meeting will be held. There will also be a lec- ture on the Romans.
 Methodist Church. The regular service of the Methodist church will be resumed tomorrow. The EpWorth league will meet at 6:30 D. m., and preaching service will he held at 7:30 o'clock. The regular services have been omitted for some time, but a new minister. Rev. C. R. Strobel. has been secured to take Sharge Of the church. and the services will be con tinued.
 Church of Our SaviOr-NTorning serv- ice will be held at 10:45 a. m. The Sunday school will meet at l2 o'clock.
 Baptist Church---1O:45 q. m, the pastor will speak of Lessons from Saul's Life" 12:03, Sunday school 6 P. m..~'0oung Peoples service. [ p. m., 'Tncreasing KnoWlcdge,' will bo tho pastors theme,
 Burglar Sent to Jail.
 The man who was arrested Yester- day morning by Officer Marine for breaking intO the home of T. H. Trum- bull was sent to Hartford yesterday afternoon and will spend ten days in the county jail He iS more in need of medical treatment than punishment for his ofteas", and the soiourn in Hartford will be q rest rather than q. punishment. The man is suffering from deirium trcmens.
 Brief Items. Thomas C. Russell left today for Georgia, where he will be employed by the government
 A letter has been received from Stephen Dietzl5o, who is in France with the American EXpeditionary Force and he asks to he remem bered 10 all his friends. He says France is "all right but he would rather have the l.. $. A. any day in the week Tomorrow afternoon the Rockwell Drake and All-Plainville baseball teams will meet at Rockwell Drake ] field in the second game of the series