New Britain herald., 1923-06-30

 srOng linuR on the held.
 Returning From CoafeFsnne
 Rev Bernard r. BFeoks, PssieF el the AdgsRl Christian church, IS e4r Pfetsd 10 return teddy fFem eahsas where he has hesR attending the eonr terence sf churches fer the past week The services iR the church will ne held al the regular hours tomeFFoS morning,
 raart Trial Postponed
 The trial of Hans Henni 0t SeAth Washington street, charged with oPr sEating a motaFeYele without either registration aF a drivers license, mas heeR postponed al the request eI ms counsel, Attorney Charles h eenlen' until Monday evening at ! o'eieek' Justice F, F. Prior will sit on the ease and Prosecutor William faHan VIII present the states arguments,
 Receiving Congratulations
 MF and Mrs T., F, nuddaek Of East street are receiving congratulations ah the birth of daughter last evening,
 Leaving on frn
 Mrs, Charles W, iitB and son Of Aa Manle street left today on an antame' hile tFiR ta Burlington, Vt The trip wln he made in Mrs, Liiz' new ear, They will he accompanied hy Mrs Iitz' mother and brother from Rock vile,
 To Attend isanauet
 4 large number af members af Hose fa, No, l are planning to attend the watch night celebration in the town hail Tuesday evening, The feed is an annual affair among the fire eaters and the main attraction, one that Is sure ia bring out al available men, is the promised 70 minute speech by Foreman Michael Sullivan, Dan cnl- lins and his stan Of culinary artists will prepare and serve the edibles,
 New Manager Tomorrow
 The Community theater will open tomorrow under the management of W, n. epofford, late of Madison. \, l.. with q full line of tho latest and hest pictures available, Tonight the show will he conducted for the last time by George B. Eastman. proprietor of the theater. Mir. Spofford has arranged for tho installation of electric fans and other changes which will make the thenter all the more popular.
 Al The Circus
 Tho hest crowd Of the week was present at tho society circus of tho American Legion Inst evening on the town loi. The large gathering en- ioyed immensely the presentation of the circus acts and were loud in their praise Of the arrangements and the sideshow. The children of Plainville are the guests of the committee today and a full show is being presented for their benefit. They are being admit ted to the big show and to the side show free Of charge. Tonight the regular line of entertainment will he presented and preparations have been made to handle all who wish to at tend. The weather of the past week has been so bad that very few who have planned to attend have had an opportunity to witness the acts and they are preparing to do so this eve ming. At a late hour this morning, the committee acting on the requests of many patrons Of the circus. decid- ed to continue the show for Monday evening and possibly Tuesday. There will he no admission, however, after this evening and the canvas will be removed. The sideshow and other en- tcrtainments will be conducted, how ever, and all entertainment will be presented free. The prizes will be drawn off Monday night.
 Plainyille Briefs
 Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion will hold a regular meeting in the post rooms Monday evening.