New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

ford. 1:c5 o'clock, will run al i:i1 o'clock. while the present 9:io o'clock train will run two minutes earlier, at SOS o'clock. The l: :05 o'clock train in the afternoon will run at 2:06 o'clock. The 12:e6 noon train for New York will run at 12:jS o'clock. The o'clock New York Boston express will be removed and an accommodation train will run at 5:at o'clock for Hartford, Additional night trains will run to Hartford at I:03, 7:i0. SEQ and 9:S5 o'clock.
 May Protest.
 Action toward the presentation of pro.cst from the Maine club to Prose. ,utine Attorney Jame1 T. MatEer be- cause cf the sending out of town of Maine citizens. when arrested locally, hes been taken by that organization. The club officials arc framing letter 10 ,hc court officials. asking that the Maine people who are unfortunate enough 10 hc cnGc he'd in the police net be given uthc. treatment.
 Because ot the nature of offenses com mittcd by many of these arrested re- cently. who hailed from Maine, the uurt officials decided that tie city would lo greatly benefited by the absence of Inc "downcastcrs." la lieu of jail sen. tcrccs. the accused were informed that the court would give them the privilege cf ewing the city. This treatment, in the opinion of many local people, is len. ien,.. cHprc,c 10 the finest degree, as 7,r st..n rct orls uycr them and term in the county .aia work out
 This len!cnt ;ttitude on the part of the court o5icialS was not presented to iEo Maine club at its meeting this week when the aHeccd discrimination was dis. cusscd. but when full information on the matter reached the officers of the organization the court officials believe that the protest will die.
 Police Court,
 Merle Betts was fined Sl and costs at the police court session this morning on q charge of asaault upon Fred Helming yesterday, hy Judge William J. Malone. Revocation of the blows was shown as it was brought out that vile epithets addressed by complainant to the &C., cused C. used tl:e assault. Helmins suf fercd q badly cut lip and the skin on the right side of his face was broken by the impact of Re,ts' fists. Betts, himself in. .ured his hand badly.
 Oilins Streets.
 Oling of the streets 10 relieve the summer dust nuisance has been started by the public works department. The streets about the center and in the south and west parts of the city have been taken care Of while tho streets of the "hilr' section are receiving the first roatins,
 Grange Presents Play.
 Burritt Grauge Of Now Britain nrA sontcd the program last night st the meeting of the local grange in Red Mems Wiswam. The playlct. '"rhe Dust of the Earth" was given with marked success 10 an appreciative audience. After the theatrical production dancing was cnjo. ed.
 Miss riley Injured.
 Local friends Of Miss Dorothy riley of Essex will be interested in the an. nounccmeni this morning that she sui. fcrcd injuries in motor ear crash in south Hadley Falls. Mass. yesterday afternoon. With her mother. Mrs. Charles Tties, she was returning from Smith college. where she is a student. to her home in Essex. when defect in the steering gear caused tho automobile 10 leave the roadway and plunge over an emhz nlment. The injured people were taken to the House Of Providence hos. plal in Holyohe for treatment. Miss Tilcs is well known here. having visited Miss Mildred E. Rowe Of Prospect street, the new phs sical instructor at the high school Miss riley and Miss Rove were classmates at the Centenary Collesiat. Institute in New Jersey several years ago.
 Win Discuss Vaccination.
 Orsr srni2stion of an auti.yaucination ltagtc in the city to fight the order re. quiring vaccination of all school pupils and officials has been started. X meet. ine of the interested people vii be held next week.
 Miss sessions College Club
 ,lss Ruth Sessions, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sessions of Belle ,ue avenue was elected president Of the Momcns College club at its meet ing last night. other officers were chosen as follows; Vice president. Mrs. raul E. Sessions: secretary, Miss Ruth stearns; treasurer, Miss Hilds N. Peek.
 Through inc efforts nf the college club a subStantiai fund has been rais- ei. which is used each year toward tho payment of expenses Of some lo- cal girl in the Connecticut college st New London Many successful the atricai performances have been gisen in the last few years in support CT this movement.
 The new president. Miss Sessions. is Uts of the most popular young Tom en of inc city. She is graduate nf Smith college and of the local schools.
 llrist0i Briefs.
 Assessor sidney N. Barnard is iil at h.s home on church avenue.
 Miss susan Roche has returned tn her rome in New Haven aftCr visiting local ff.gnds.
 The Wallace Esnes Girls' cub will give a dsncr on next Tuesday nlsht al Lake t'anlpounue.
 Carrier Luke HattiEan hss resumed b., duties at tEe local post of1ee after an illness nf Setefal weeks