New Britain herald., 1921-07-23
Sells Stolen Cow.

Constable Philip Marine was called | to Mountain View yesterday morning | on complaint of farmer whose COW was stolen from the pasture. The animal was valued at $15O and the owner wanted help in locating the thief. A man living near the reservoir telephoned to the local officers home telling of seeing a young fellow iead- ing COW up the mountain and his appearance was suspicious. Investi- gation revealed the fact that the COW was led to a farmhouse on the op of the mountain where the thief bargained for it's sale. He asked. for $75 but was told it was too much and agreed to take $35. The payee had but $2 with him and said he would make the remainder of the payment later. The young fellow went away but has not returned for the remainder of the money. The name of the thief is not known all though a very good description has been obtained of him.
 Church Services. The services at the Methodist church have been discontinued dur ing the period of camp meeting time at the camp ground in as much as the members of the church attend the meetings
 Advent-Rev. George E. Tyler will preach tomorrow morning upon the topic Christ the Perfect Man." Sun day school at noon and evening services at o'clock at which time the topic will b Gods Covenant Stands Fast. The Loyal Workers meet ing will be held Tuesday night and
 mid-week prayer meeting will be Thursday evening.
 Baptist-Morning services at 10:45 o'clock with subject "One Thing 1 Lacking'. Sunday school at noon. | Young Peoples meeting at 6 o'clock
 followed by evening service at at I which the pastor will preach on "Mis-
 be away on his vacation the three
 weeks following. Sunday school will
 be held at noon each Sunday as
 usual and the usual prayer meeting
 services will be held each Thursday
 at 7:45 o'clock. Tn other services
 the morning service.
 | Congrega ational-Rev. Raymond A.
 Beardsley of Windsor will preach at | te morning service.
 Episcopal-All services as usual on Sunday
 l Camp meeting-The usual Sunday i services will be held at the Plain
 vile camp grounds as formerly. The preachers tomorrow will be Bishop
 l.. B. Wilson and Rev l.. H. Dor
 chester. On Monday the preachers
 will be Bev K Kingston and Pro-
 lessor F. Watson Hannah. Brief Items.
 | One of the inspectors of the state
 motor vehicle department arrested a
 motorist in this town last evening. The man arrested was driving a Pack
 ard and was reported as speeding. Miss Laura Cowles of Whiting
 street. is spending week at the Mon
 towese house at Indian Neck. | The Misses Irene and Marguerite
 Foran are spending their vacation at
 Myrtle Beach.
 Albert White of Whiting street re-, turned home last evening from Mass |achusetts where he has been visiting
 relatives. Victor Berner of Whites Crossing | took the life-saving test at Com
 bounce yesterday conducted by gov
 ernment men. He and Al Racine of
 Bristol were the only two who passed The young men had to stay in the water for four hours continuously
 and had to show the form of rescuing
 8 drowning person as we'll as showing
 how to break the various holds a per
 son in difficulty might get or the per son trying to save him.
 l Rene Brault and family have re-
 turned from Canada where they have been spending a vacation.
 l Clayton Lawrence has returned to
 work at the PlajnVille Cash Mark et after a weeks vacation Otto Wag- ner leaves on a vacation tonight. He will enjoy motor tour in his Paige lear.
 Charles Hanson has returned to his
 home on Queen street after spending two weeks at Lake Congamond.
 Francis Sullivan has returned from
 Lake Conga mond where he went on a fishing trip.