New Britain herald., 1925-07-21
PHILLIPS LORD NEW
 H. 5, PRINCIPAL
Meriden Man EIeCttd-,M
 Local Teacher This Afternoon
COURT LEYIES FINES

sCssed -- Governor Honorcd by
 Junior Achicycrs--l'cdcration Out
 ing--Camp Ground Opening.
 Phillips Haynes Lord of Meridcn has been elected by the school com mitteo to be principal of the high school and Linden street graded schools for the term beginning in September. Mir. Lord, while young man for such position, is enthusiastic about his duties and has inc complete confidence of the school committee,
 Coiucidcnt with the announce ment of his appointment comes MT. Lords wedding. At o'clock this afternoon he was married 10 Miss Sophia Mccorncy of Mcridcn, teacher in the seventh grade here during the past year The cerc- nony was performed at the First Congregational church, Mcridcn, by Rev. Dr. A. J. Lord, the pastor of the church and Mir. Lords father, assisted by Rev. B. N. Trimblc, pas tor of the First Baptist church, of which the bride is member. The maid of honor was Miss Adelaide Sutcliffc and Reginald B. Moss was best man.
 After the ceremony q reception was held at the home of the bride s sister, Mrs Harold $. little of 3SS East Main street. Last night Mir. and Mrs. w. E. smith entertained the bridal party at dinner at the Highland country club,
 The bride has been rcengagcd by the local school committee and will teach in the high school during the coming term.
 Busy Court session
 Howard Evans and Carl Dalton, alias Carl DahlGrCn, both Of New Britain. were fined by Justice '. s. Mills in the town court last night for their part in the disturbance at the Clarendon lunch carly Sunday morn - ing. The youth were alleged to have sought food as the place was closing and started an argument with Louis kayunath. the night Countcrman, which eventually ended in blows. Th" two youths were ar rested by Deputy Sheriff F. w.. Furrcv and Constable Fred Callon.
 Dalton was charged with assault and breach of the peace; he was fined Sl4 and costs. Evans was as scssed S7 and costs on q breach Of the peace count. Neither was able 10 raise the amount. so they were lodged in jail, Grand Juror William J. l'Oran prosecuted.
 James Roberts Of Thomaaton and two other autOists picked up ny Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen and arrested for speeding were in court before Justice William Cunningham and were taxed small amounts, plus costs.
 NIbNtiIltT HV ,A'UNN'I
 Governor John IT. TrumhuIl was made an honorary leader of tho Junior Achievement movement HCs- tcrday. when he took half an hour out of a husy days program to re Ccive the Connecticut delegation to tho annual cncampmCnt at Spring field, Mass. &. AL Stone. president Ur Colts Patent Firearms Mfg, Co. and a director of the Eastern States league, presented the chief executive with a leaders pin.
 The governor told the delegates that they were being taught to do things of constructive value and thus helping cement the industry of the country. He expressed wish that he could he more than an honorary leader and become an actual part time leader. as ho is much inter cStcd in thc movement,
 Federation Outing
 Tho Woman's federation of tn" Congregational church will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Norton of E"d Stone hil on ThurSdav. An auto mobile will he at the church at 9:45 o'clock in th" morning for anyon" who may wish to ride. Lunch will bc served at 12'30 o'clock, each member being asked to bring on" article Of food. Al ?. m. there