New Britain herald., 1924-09-24

 would be willing to give the tims and expense involved in attending a session of the legislature for tho interest of the experience. and the possibility of being of some service to the town or state.
 If 1 am not nominated. or nomi- mated and not elected. shall com tlnue to practice law. and shall be just as happy, and perhaps happier"
 Johnson Alleges Interference
 Efforts to impede the progress of the third party movement in this city are alleged by c. R. Johnson, local organizer, in that the oppo- nents Of La Toilette and Wheeler have tried 10 interfere with open air talks, planned by the organizer.
 The organization of a committee to have charge Of the local third party campaign will be perfected at meeting in the Eagles hall on Meadow street tonight at o'clock. The splits in the ranks of the re- publican party in this city has caused a large number of republi- cans here to come out for La Fol- lette and Wheeler with the result that certain republicans of this city are making strenuous efforts to check the movement, it is said. The republicans are emphatic In their assertions that the movement is taking strength from the denlocra- tic ranks rather than from the re- publican ranks.
 The first political rally of the campaign to be held in this city will be held by the La Toilette Wheeler forces on Friday night. The rally will be held on Riverside tavenue at the Trust Company cor ner and two well known speakers will address the rally.
 Important Changes in Trains
 Important changes in the sched- ules of trains between this city and Hartford will be made by the rail- road when the new timetable goes into effect on Sunday morning with the revision of the time in use to standard time. Under the new schedule trains will leave this city for Hartford on week days as fol- lows: 5:5s, 7.10. TAI, s:0s. io:0s, 11:23, 12;55, 2:oe, 3:5o, 4:55. 5:z4. 5:4S, 7:4S and s:25. On Sundays trains will leave this city for Hart ford as follows: TAI, 9:0S. 11:S7. 12:55, 2:O6, 4.55. 7:4S and 9:25.
 Trains will arrive here from Hartford on week days as follows: 6:33, 7:ss, s:41, 1o:4s, 12:52, 1:so. 3.52. 4:5a. 5:54, 6;14, 7:2o, 7:41, 1O:10 and 1920.
 On Sundays trains will arrive here from Hartford at S:4f, l0:4e, 12:52, s:52, 5:54, 7:41. 1o:1o and 1920. This means dropping of several of the Sunday trains. New Pastor Appointed. Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, who has been assistant pastor of the Church of the Assumption at Derby, has been appointed assistant pastor at St. Joseph's Catholic church, Bristol, succeeding Rev. William F. Kearney who has been transferred to St. J5- seph's church, Meriden. Father Lynch is a veteran of the World war, having served in France, Bel gium and Germany as a chaplain for a year and half. Since his dis charge from the army he has been in Ansonia. He is preacher of much ability. He was ordained in Belgium in 1913 and was curate in Watertown and Baltic before going to Ansonia -"a
 Bristol Briefs
 Frederick W. Giddings of Sara sota, Fla, is spending several days in the city, visiting friends.
 Palos Circle. D. of l., discussed plans for a whist party at Red Mems hall in the near future at the meeting last night in K. of c. hall.
 Miss Mabel Benoit of Cemetery avenue, has returned from visiting i friends in Springfield, Mass.
 The fire board will meet on Fri day night.
 A special meeting of the city council will take place on Thursday night.