New Britain herald., 1923-10-27
PainpiMe News
FINES METED OUT ID AUTO DRIVERS Two Men Tried in Town Court for Passing Standing Irolleys
  GUARD AGAINST ACCIDENTS

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 Justice Edward F. Prior sounded a solemn alarming to careless automobile drivers in the town court last evening when he handed down sliff fines to two drivers found guilty Of passing a standing trolley, The two men were Samuel Apniebaum Of New Britain, and Herbert Young Of Wallingford, the latter a driver for the W. If. Hall Construction Co, Of Hartford.
 Both men were arrested following complaints registered against them. Yonng's offense was alleged 10 have taken place on West Main street on September 2. and Applebaum's on September is. Roth were lined ssb and costs, Applebanm was repre- sentel in court by Judge William r. Mangan. Grand Juror William ]. Foran recommended ,ihc fines as n warning 10 others who might become careless. Both paid their fines.
 Accident Precautions
 The Plainyilie authorities are plan ming 10 take extra precautions today and tomorrow against automobile ac- cidents. Extra police will be put on duty and in all probability. traffic officer will be placed at Blossoms Corner. Every weekend there has been large number Of accidents in Plainyillc, most of them due to the carelessness of drivers The aver age number within the immediate vicinity of Blossoms Corner has been three each weekend. and it is with the hope that this number may be considerably cut down that the au- thorities will take the extra precau- tions tomorrow.
 All-PIainvillc ys. Rangers The All-Plainville football team will [ play the fast Ranger A. C. eleven in New Britain at Hoffman's field Sun i day afternoon at , o'clock The | ming on Trumbull's lot and they are | all prepared for hard battle tomor- row. The New Britain team is rated as one of the best in the. state and will make things hum for Plainville when the game is played.
 There will be a masquerade Hal Iowe'en dance given for the benefit of the football team in the Community Lheater next. Tuesday evening. Prizes will be awarded for the best cos tunes and a large number of young couples from Plainville will attend. A mardi gras will be held in connec- lion with the affair and the hall will DC crowd-d on the night of the cclc- oration. Ahlberg's syncopated or ,hestra will furnish the music
 Noblcton Funeral
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Nobeton If Whiting street who died Thursday ,vening, will be held tomorrow after loon at o'clock with services in ,arlors. Burial will be in West ceme- cry.
 Church Notices
 Episcopal church:-Twenty-s unday after Trinity, festival of St. imon and St. Jude. s a. m., holy ommunion; 10 a. m., church school; 1 o'clock, morning prayer and ser lon; 7:30 o'clock, united evening ervice in the cathedral, Hartford, no vensong in this church. Congregational church: Sunday, :. october 2S-Morning service at 10:45 :. clock, "The Church of Today; hurch school immediately after the iorning service; Young Peoples . leeting at 6 p. m., What Our De- omination Plans for the Future" T Baptist church Sunday, October V . 10:45 a. m., the pastor will speak f "Chrlst's Desires; Sunday school | blowing the morning service; 6 p. e l., young peoples service: p. m. A and Detachment" will W 6 the pastors theme. 7:45 p. m., 0 h thursday, prayer meeting. u Advent Christian church - Sun ay, Oct. 2S. Morning service at 10:45 Il m; Sunday school at 12:05 p. m.; q oval Workers at p. m; evening twice at p. m. Rev. l.. B. Rock . ell of Beals, Me-. will be the speak at both the morning and evening i, rvice. . Methodist church Sunday, Oct. . 10:45 a. m., morning service, rer- on subject, "Thc Character Of sus"; t2 o'clock noon, church hool; 6S0 p. m, Epworth League, bject, "Unselfishncss, a Prayer" II. nderson the speaker. ,, A. M. E. Zion church Sunday, " t. 2S. Rev. E. Horace Brown pas r. Morning worship at Il a. m.; lnday school at 12:30 D. m; rally rvice at p. m.; special music and los by Mrs. Louise Jackson, Mrs. \. Ill ifflin and John Baker. gi
 Christian Endea,or Social. ot The Christian Endeavor society of ar e Congregational church will hold SC Halloween social in the church to rlors Monday evening, October 29, nc 8 o'clock The social will be open dc members of the Christian Endea- r society only and the members are ac luested to masquerade themselves fe
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