New Britain herald., 1922-09-08

nal church of Our Saviour at o'clock this evening instead of at g o'clock as had been planned. The change of time Is asked to be noticed by the teachers and all have been re- uuested to attend as matters of i'm portance will be transacted.
 Nessler To New Jersey
 A constable from Freehold, N. J., arrived in town last night to take back with him Jacob Nessler. of this town, who is wanted on a warrant which charges him with having ob- tained a Ford car on false pretenses The officer from the neighboring state did not know exactly the charges which were to be preferred against Nessler, but felt satisfied that they were enough to warrant his return for trial.
 This case is proving one of interest for, to all appearances, there was no criminal intent upon Nessler's part when he sold the car after coming here two months ago. AS evidence that he obtained the car in legal and proper manner. he has with him a bill of sale which shows the tram saction.
 Constable E. w. Furrey took charge of the bill of sale during the time Nesser was held here and some trou- ble developed over it yesterday when Mrs. Nessler wanted possession of it. An attempt was made to take it from the constable but he maintained that he had the right to it as it was part of Nessler's possessions when arrest ed. Constabl Furrey won out and retained hold of the bill of sale until last evening when it was returned with other papers belonging to the man.
 state policeman was here on the case last night and questioned the Freehold officer as to what the charge was against Nessler and how the New Jersey authorities were going to prove it. There was little information forthcoming from the officer, From indications, Nesser would have had an opportunity to remain In this state for some time if he had protested against extradition. For his own part however, he was anxious to clear up the matter so as to be able to return | to work, and was ready and willing to go back to New Jersey, feeling that | he had committed no intentional | wrong in his transactions which in volved the sale of the Ford, and two | later deals involving Ford truck and | an Oakland car.
 Constable Furrey expects to keep in touch with this case as it is the most which has come to the at tention of local authorities in a long time. There has been much specula- ton as to whether or not Nessler has broken any law, and whether or not the entire matter is not civil process rather than criminal, Involving as it does the matter of payment for the purchase of an automobile.
 Plainvillc Briefs
 Miss Elizabeth Scoville and broth er Frederick Scoville, of Red Stone Hill, returned yesterday from a 100 mile automobile trip through New ' ork state in Miss Scoville's roadster. fl
 The Plainville Fife and Drum corps VIII go to Lake CompounCe tomorrow | afternoon to enter the drum competi- ion under the auspices of the Young Mems T. A. B, society of New Britain. Following the competition, there will ,e dancing. Il
 The regular meeting of the Pythian :, odge, Knights of Pythias, will be held his evening.
 Anonymous Communications.
 Again attention is called to the fact hat anonymous communications are lot printed in The Herald. Today we eceived second one from "A Con- tant Reader" complaining that his iret was not printed. One more: Un- ess the writer sees fit to sign his lame and address. which need not