New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-18
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ing Under Influence Of Liquor
WOMEN TO ATTEND OUTING
Slight Auto Crash In Center and n,
Arrests Are Made-Rev. Clemen
Clark To Speak Here-Tigers TIC
Play TomOrrow-Briefs.
George A. Mckinley of lis High
street, Bristol, was fined 800 and
costs in the town court yesterday by
! Justice Merritt o. Ryder on the
charge of driving an automobile while
under the influence of liquor. He
pleaded guilty to the charge and paid
his fine. He was arrested Thursday
night about 1880 o'clock by Deputy
Sheriff E. w. F'urrey on West Main
street upon complaint of another
driver and upon being examined by a
local physician, he was adjudged to be
drunk. Grand Juror William Foran
prosecuted the case.
Women To Attend
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements' for the annual outing of
the Plainville Chamber of Commerce
has decided, according to an an
nouncement by Burton Phelps, chair
man, to invite the women to attend
the outing this year. This is the first
time that this procedure has been
followed and it is expected that the
ranks of the picnickers will be ma
terially swelled on Saturday after
noon August IS. The attendance at
the affair is not limited to members
Of the chamber, but anyone who
wishes to go has the opportunity to
secure tickets. A committee is ar
ranging a program of sports for the
afternoon.
Mr.. Phelps said this morning that
tickets have been distributed in the
following business places: Hutton &
Jones, Inc, Plainville Engineering &
Supply Co., Plainville Lumber and
Coal Co., Plainville Trust Co., and
James Simpsons grocery. Members
of the committee also will have
tickets.
Slight Auto Crash
An Oakland touring car driven by
Robert j. Pickman of Willow street,
Hartford, struck a Ford truck owned
by A. DiMarco and driven by Charles
S. O'Neil of Whiting street last eve
ming about 1880 o'clock in the center
of the town. The truck was making
the turn from Whiting street into
West Main and the Oakland was COM
New Britain. Both cars were proceed
ing slowly and the impact failed to
do much damage. The Oakland suf-
fered bent fender and the Ford a
broken rear hub cap. Officer Andrew
Hogan was present at the time, but
found no cause for arrest.
Rev. Clement Clark Here
Rev. Clement Clark of Springfield,
Vermont, formerly pastor of the
Plainville Congregational church, will
preach at the church tomorrow morn
ing. Mr.. Clark was very well known
throughout the state for his work
while stationed here. He was nstru
mental in having the saloons in
Plainville close and was aggressive for
the observance of law and order. He
is rated as one of the best orators
among the clergy in the New Eng
land states. 1t is expected that a
large congregation will greet him at
the services tomorrow. Morning
service will be held at 1t:45 a. m.
and Sunday school and the Christian
Endeavor will be omitted
Tigers To Play
The Plainville Tigers will clash with !
the fast going Senators of New Brit
ain Sunday afternoon at O'Clock on
Rockwells field in the second game |
of a series of three. The first con-
test was won by the Tigers and they |
are confident of annexing the next !
two contests. The team will be |
strengthened tomorrow because of the !
fact that Miller will be again behind |
the bat and Tolli will serve them up. |
The Plainville town team will leave |
the center tomorrow at 1880 o'clock |
bound to play the American Legion
team in Thomaston. The team will !
attempt to secure victory over this /
strong aggregation and expects to
play them a returns game on the To-
cal diamond before the season is over.
Manager French will put his strong
est lineup in the field.
The Lady of Mercy team will also
play out of town tomorrow afternoon
eaving the center at 1880 o'clock
pound. for South Manchester to play
he junior team in the Silk City. The
ocal team has been playing great
baseball this year having won all its
,ames so far.
Church Notices
Advent Christian-Sunday, August
., 1928. Prayer meeting at 1915
/. M; preaching service at 10:45 a.
H., sermon subject, Fate; Sunday
chool at IL M; Loyal Workers at 6
}. M; evening service at p. M.
ermon subject, How Many Shall Re
'avcd?" Week night prayer meeting
thursday at 7:45 p. m.
Baptist-Sunday August 10, 1928.
0:45 a. m, the pastor will give
Some Echoes From Northfield":
sunday school following the morning
ervice; p. M. Young Peoples serN-