New Britain herald., 1922-12-09
.ROW FEATURE OF COMMUNITY DANCE New Britain Man Hurls Pop Bottle
 Through Window HOGAN MAKES THE ARREST
$. Dorbr,ik to Be Given Hearing To- day-Woman's Relief Corps to Ob- serve Anniversary = Miscellaneous ShOwer---Church Notices.

Dorbruk of New Britain at the Com
 munity theater on Whiting street las night on the charge of breach of tn, peace.
 Dorbruk, 1t is alleged, with four ol five friends from New Britain, mad,
 themselves conspicuous all evening al
 the dance by their loud and bolster.
 ous talk. Nobody in the hall paid
 much attention to them and soon tho
 party went outside of the building.
 A couple of local young men had
 preceded them by few minutes, and
 had placed bottle of soda water in the snow to make it cold. Suddenly one of the New Britain party shouted
 Let's start something" and Dorbrull,
 it is alleged, seized the bottle of soda
 and hurled it through the large plate 1 glass window in the front of the the ater.
 | MT. Hoeffler, manager of the the 1 ater, hearing the crash, called to Officer Hogan who was doing duty in- side. The policeman darted out the door and questioned those implicated. According to onlookers, Dorbruk was the one who threw the bottle, and Officer Hogan placed him under ar rest. The other members of the New
 Britain party gathered around the policeman in threatening manner, but when one started in to aid Dor bruk, Officer Hogan pushed him through the door. The firm manner with which the "minion of the law" handled his prisoner, convinced the other members of the visiting party that it would be a wise thing to allow the law to take its course.
 Dorbruk will be tried today.
 To Observe Anniversary.
 Newton s. Manross Post, Woman's Relief Corps, will celebrate it's 3Sth anniversary on Monday in c. A. R. carnation, food and fancy article sale in the afternoon followed by whist. The public is invited to the exercises in the evening at 7:30. The proceeds of the afternoon sale will be used towards the Christmas tree celebra- tion which the corps will hold in the near future
 Attend Shower. ..
 Many local people attended the miscellaneous shower given in honor of, Miss Rose Erlich at the home of her sister, Miss Lillian Erlich on Pine street, Forestville, last evening.
 About 30 guests were present and Miss Erich was presented with many beautiful and useful gifts. Those present included friends from Bristol, i New Britain, Hartford, Forestville | and this town.
 The evening was spent in dancing | and musical numbers. Refreshments were served The main feature of | the evenings fun was a mock mar riage with Mrs. Adrian Anderson act ing as the bride, Miss Mary Stanley | IS bridesmaid, Miss Julie Koplowitz IS groom, Miss Esther Stanley as and Miss Beryle Turner IS parson.
 Miss Erlich will be married to Max .iiller of Bristol on December A. She is employed in the office of John Pinches Sons, New Britain, and is we'll known here.
 Church Notices.
 Episcopal Church of Our Saviour Sunday, December 10, second Sunday n Advent. Morning services, Hoy at 10 o'clock, church chool at 10 o'clock and morning prayer at II o'clock. Evening serv- ces evensong at o'clock.
 Plainville Baptist: December 10, morning services At 10;45 o'clock he pastors theme will be An De- asion for Glorying." Sunday school Z till follow the morning service. Even- q ng service: At 6 o'clock, Young Peo- t les service; o'clock, the pastor ! ,il speak on Waiting for the Mes age" On Thursday evening at 7:45 c clock prayer meeting will be held, 3 Congregational. Morning service at t :45 o'clock, "The Vision of God" hurch school at 12 o'clock noon. lens Bible class at the parsonage t sbject "The Inspiration of the Bible" | oung peoples meeting at o'clock. e ubject, Some Things I Believe" il Advent Christian: Morning service c 10:45 o'clock, sermon subject "The E usness of the Modern Church.; lnday school at 12 o'clock noon; val workers meeting at o'clock in n le evening; service and preaching at IT o'clock; sermon subject, "The Next f, 'ar." Prayer meeting will be held. b evening at 7:45 o'clock. 1T Methodist piscopa.---Alcrning serv- e at 10:45 o'clock, sermon subject, ta skiing of God;" Sunday school at 12 ii clock noon. Meeting of the Epworth nj ague at 6;30 o'clock. At 7;30 o'clock ere will be a special service at which olson Young will speak. His subpect h, III De "The Indian as he was and as a, is." Mir. Young has lived among fa e Indians for 23 years and knows in e Indian well. The talk which he T1 all give will be from viewpoint WI t taken in history. The public is at rdially invited. A collection for the TO dian missions will be taken up. be
 Episcopal Church Notes p, On Monday evening the local com bs ny of Knights of Washington will as irney to New Haven to assist in the ed tiation and install l'ation of a new IT, mpany for St. Johns ~arish, Water se ry. or On Monday also, the faculty and ldents of the Berkeley Divinity 1ooi Will conduct service TOT the gr lid of All Souls in St. Marks in urch, New Britain. It will start at te, IS o'clock D.. m. The ancient office dc : the dead will be sung to the tra- Ct ional Gregorian music. and Dean IA dd will speak on The Communion fo- Saints as Understood by the Early He