New Britain herald., 1920-08-19
PZAlNDXZE NEWy9
DEATHCAR DRIVER HELD FOR HEARING
feF' Departure Bus Chauffeur
 Will Be in Coart Saturday.

\ III 0AtuA ouJ ADVENT PASTORS MEETING Examinations for sub-carriers for
 Post -office-Becl<with Injuries Not serfo,as-Locas sien Join Army
 To Attend Funeral.
 William Rehheld of 5s Randslph avenue, Msridens driver of the New Departure automobile bus, that kil.kS Elmer Royce slast Saturday. ysS,l. bS given a / hearnle- in the. Pfsfnvilie Townycourt Saturday afternoop, Jus tice Edward P- Prior viii Eheas the case and AttorneA Stanley S Gwilfim will be proseeutor. Tue. court will open lat o'clock. All witnesses have; been summoned to aprear. penteld has not been placed under arrest ai- though Constable Phillip Moreno, act ing upon orders from the officials, wII go to Meriden today to tell him to appear. It. is not likely that he will be placed under arrest or bond fixed, as the authorities have his word that he will. put in an appearance at the trial
 Penfield is tnes son of retired manufacturer and contractor of Mer- iden and.is well known. He attended the funera}Eof young Royce and was deeply affected Daring the services he collapsed and it wal necessary to assist him to- the cartilage: 5.~-,
 Since the time. of the accident. the busses of the New Departure com pany have been ordered to drive slow ly through the. town and exercise care at the intersections of streets. That the town officials will pokt signs of warning to autoists in regards to the speed limit in the center of the town, is certainias this has been considered for someh time.
 Advent Church Convention.
 Rev. George c. Tyler, chairman of the Connecticut Advent church Pas tors associatiton, presided at the quarterly meeting held in the Plain vile Camp Grounds, Tuesday. There was "a large attendance and Advent pastors from western Massachusetts and this state were present. There were two seymons in the afternoon. Rev. Charles H. Sweet of Wisconsin. and Rev Frank l.. Lays of East Nor 8,alk, Conducted the services. The. annual meetings will begin Sunday. AagustS go and continue for two wAekS Services will be held during the dAy and evening, commencing at le.3gfo'clo in the morning, 2:15 o'clock in the afternoon and 7:30. o'clock in the evening. Already several cottages are being occupied and a large number of people are eH- pected to attend.
 Post Office Examinations.
 Open competitive examinations for sub-carriers will be held in the New Britain post office August 2s for positions in the Plainville post office. Carriers are needed at once in the local office. Application blanks can be secured at the local office or in New Britain. The sub-carrier position will eventually lead into a permanent one with the building<up of the new Trumbull houses in the eastern section it is expected. Mountain View will also need a permanent carrier. At pr4sent Mountain View is under the rural delivery. At the last examina- tion for sub-car rriers there were five applicants. Only one was accepted.
 Injuries Not Serious.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Beckwith of West Main street, are in receipt of a letter from their son, Wallace, in Philadelphia, relative to his accident a short time ago in which it was reported that he had received a broken leg in an automobile colli- sion. The son writes that the infor- nation was incorrect and that he had been in a railroad wreck but had escaped with nothing more seri- ous than a severe shaking up and bruises and cuts. There were no bones broken. He is em- ployed by the railroad and was work ing on the trains at the time of the He was taken to the hospital but discharged when his injuries were attended to.
 Join Army.
 That the desire for the army life still fingers in several of the local young men who have been in the service during the World war, is seen by the number that have re-enlisted recently. George Davis, son of Will liam P. Davis of Pennington avenue. and Clement Cowles. son of Mrs. Ella Cowles, formerly of West Main street, and now a resident of Cali fornia, are the latest to enlist. They have been accepted and are now sta toned at Fort Slocum. N. Y. Davis 1 Is expecting to be sent overseas soon.
 Will Attend Funeral.
 The Womans Auxiliary of Brock