New Britain herald., 1919-07-14

same toward them" was another . statement made by MT, Norton. ] As he is the only dealer in town, 1 II he puts his teams in the bar ana refuses to deliver ice the town seems to be up against a hard proposition. The results of the conference this at- tcrnoon will be awaited with interest ! by the people.
 It was reported this morning that one of the Neri Brothers would en- gage counsel to take action in the matter He is a taxpayer and prop erty owner i'll town and says he is privileged to buy ice as well as other i taxpayers in town. As the ice is owned by the town there may be good ground for his statement and a lively tilt may result from the entire affair.
 Factories Reopen
 Tie Bristol Manufacturing com- pany's plant opened [ths morning after a two weeks vacation. Most , of the employees spent their leisure time at the shore and summer re- sorts. During the interim the ma chineIy was oNcrhaucd and the plant is now ready for it's post war acti- vitics.
 The Trumbun Electric company also reopened this morning after a 10 days annual vacation. During the vacation there was large force working on inventory etc. The an- nual company excursion to Savn Rock was enjoyed during the time the shop was closed
 Chautauqua Opens. l The twentieth annual session of the ] Connecticut Chautauqua assembly opened at the Methodist camp ground in this town at o'clock this after ] noon. The opening exercises Wero. l conducted by President Spencer and a large crowd was present at the open i ing. Rev Louis (. Harnish of Hart ford was scheduled to lecture at 4:30 on "Italian American Friendship 1 The lecture was illustrated by an eX- 1 hbit of war relics of the Italian army. | The lecturer was with the y. NJ. C. X. as a war worker during the war and ] learned the Italians and their customs l thoroughly.
 During yesterday and the few days 1 preceding the grounds have been filled rapidly with people arriving from all parts of the state and some from out of the state. The post office opened for service this morning as did the dining room in the pavilion | this noon. The boarding house is also open. The grounds store is also opened under the direction of Mrs. Harriet Fay and Mrs. James Lee of New Britain.
 Location of Schools.
 The schools of the Chautauqua ses- sion will be located as follows:
 Miss Whites lecture course in na- ture study subjects will be held at the auditorium Baskctry courses will be given at the West Haddam church house.
 ElOcutiOn courses will be conducted at the Kensington church house. Cooking school and domestic science courses will be held at Middletown church house. Chi1drcn's hour will be held at the KcnsingtOn church house. Assembly chorus and the course in Dclsarte will be held at the auditorium Chautauqua round table meetings will be held at the auditori- um. Miss Julia White will be in charge of the featuring and instruc- ton in nature study. Mrs. kittie M. 11olton of Danbury is instructor in cocution and Delsarte. Mrs. Wright | will be instTuctor in baSketry. The Misses F>stclle and Grace Cushman ar l LulS They were accompanied by Miss Rose Hass2r of Lincoln, x. H., who is as- semb1y pianist. Miss M&rgarct Simp- son, instructor in cooking, arrived to- day also.
 Transportation.
 Additional transportation facilities have been found necessary. AutomO- piles may he obtained by persons wishing conveyance to ForCstvillC or this town by applying at the Hartford North Church cottage. Many con- I NeyanCes are running between the two towns and the camp grounds and will during the session.
 1 Brief Items.
 Lieutenant John Einwright and Ed ward Frcdenburgh q New Haven, spent Sunday with James Graham of , West Main street.
 The Plainville Aces hefeatod th1 fast Y. NJ. T. A. X E. Juniors in f fast game at Aliens field vest by the score of 26 to f. Altaptl
 score is not indicative, the f , exceptionally fast. The lN , has won nine games and los , | thus far this season. The
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