New Britain herald., 1925-10-17
GRANGE FAIR WILL
 START WEDNESDAY
Plans Made for Biggest Event Of
 Local Grange
BEAUPRE CASE GOES OVER
Criminal Negligence Case Postponed One Week-2Sth Wedding Annl- Iersary-Church Sotices-Tiucd for Violation of Road Rules.

What promises to be the biggest fair ever conducted by the local Grange will open in Grange hall Wednesday and continue through Thursday. both afternoon and even ing. The plans are now nearly Com- plete and the hall Is being decorated this afternoon with Hallowe en color scheme. Members are request ed to hand in all articles, except food, by Tuesday evening.
 In the exhibition hall there will be the fruit and vegetable exhibit. fancy work, aprons. handkerchiefs, the grab bag, a food sale, candy, all hots, and othere refreshments. A program of entertainment and fun will be carried out in the upper hall each evening, followed by dancing.
 Case Postponed,
 The case of Albert Beaupre of New Britain, charged with criminal negligence in connection with the death of Milton Hurlburt of New Britain came up before Justice r. Prior in the local court last night and was postponed one week be- cause the report ot Medical Exam iner Charles W. Moody WAS not available. George ". Klett represent. ed the defendant.
 Fined Sl0 and Costs.
 Rudolph Hummel of NeWingtor was fined sl0 and costs by Justice Prior last night on charge of Nlo lating the rules of the road. Hum mel figured in collision Thura1a! night at the corner of West Nail and Pierce streets and was show to l,e at fault by Prosecutor William J. toran.
 Funeral of Mir. Woodford. Funeral services for George ( | Woodford will be held from hi late home at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Charles II. Mon beau, pastor of the Advent Chris tian church, officiating. Burial vii be in West cemetery.
 Baptist Church
 Services at the PlainvilIe Baptts church tomorrow will be as follows 1V:45 q. m, topic, Losing Jesus. Sunday school following morning service. : p. nlo Making Lif Worth While" will be the topic,
 At 7:45 o'clock Thursday evenin there will be prayer meeting,
 Episcopal Church
 Tomorrow, the l2th sunday attt Trinity and st. Luke's day, will U observed with the following service at the Church of Our Saviour. 8 { m., early celebration of the hol communion. 10 a. m,, churc school II o'clock. morning praye and sermon by the rector, ReN George l. Browne. A meeting of tn confirmation class will be held in th rector's study tomorrow. afternoon
 On Wednesday there will be tn annual meeting of the lIartfor Archdeaconry al St. Johns Churci Hartford. with the following pro gram: Holy communion and arch deacon's report at II a. m, Rus' ness meeting al noon, with eloCtio of council member and other ot ficers. Lunch at 1 r. m. Afteruoo session at ?. m, addressed by Re Dr. Fleming James, whose topic wi be "The Connecticut Churchman. Mir. Browne will attend this meetin;
 Wednesday evening the 5oth cor ference of the Hartford branch ( the Connecticut Sunday school unio will be held in St. Marks churCl New Britain, the pastor of tn church, Rev Samuel Satellite. heir president. The conference will ope with a supper at 6%O p. m., fo lowed by a devotional and busine meeting at 7:3o o'clock and II conference proper at T.45 o'cloc The speakers will include Mir. Su cliffc, Miss Elizabeth Hance of Ne Britain, Robert Relya, Miss Jani, Hart, and Miss Helen Lane Of liar ford, The teachers of the loC church school will attend.