New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

placed under arrest pending an in- ' Nestigation.
 Asleep in Auto
 Joseph Gna22o was found asleen In an automobile in tho rear of store here last night hy Deputy sheriff F.. w. I'urrey and taken into He was given hearing by the police and also questioned by the Bristol authorities In an attempt to connect him with a case there.
 Crossing Biorkcd
 The East Main street crossing vas blocked for an unusually long period this morning when no less than thro" moNoments of trains were made across it. One freight train, after stopping across the street went on at a slow rate: then sec onl freight backed on 10 the cross ing and off again. and finally the gates remained lowered while a switch engine passed over. Long lines of automobiles pacd up on either side of the crossing and voiced their ljSappro>nl of thc pro- cess hv continually sounding their horns in protest.
 Chosen on Jury List
 The names of fl plainYille men are on the jury list as prepared by the jury commissioners from the names submitted by the scIcctm,n of the 70 towns in Hartford county. The commissioners, Joseph w, Alsup of Avon, Edward C. King of East Hartford and George A. ronant ot Hartford, revised tho original lists submitted and cut them hy approAi- matcly onv-half.
 The following names are on the list rcSubmttcd to Town Clerk May Morgan: Frederick j. Callcn James A. Eaton, Franklin r. Itrisbic, Kos well G. Hart, Walter E.. Lester, James J, McNal)y, Minton A. Norton. Walter T. OldcrshaW, Lyman C. Peck, Oliver II, Robertson, Walter w. seymour William J. simpson, Frank J. smith, Schuyler r. WilI- ians and Robert II. Hird.
 lt has boon announced that s,rv- ice on jury within the past five years does not diAuality for service at thr coming term, but merely rcn- dcrs tn" jurYmun liable to challenge hy counsel
 Methodist Church
 Tn" services at the PlainliIlc M. F.. church tomorrow will he as fol- lows; Sunday school with adult Bi hlo class at 93o o'clock in thc morning; weather permitting. inc primary department will hold ifs session on the church lawn.
 At 10:45 o'clock inc union service of the Baptist, Congr, gationa and Methodist churches will he hrJd at the Methodist church. Kcy.'"J B. AcklcY of Burnside will hr the preacher. His topic will be "FaiInrc or Success, Which," Mr. AckIry is the supreme chaplain of the TrripIe of Honor and Temperance. Mrn- h"rs of Phoenix temple oI New Britain are cordially invited to be present and hear their supreme chaplain.
 Tn" EpWorth league will meet al : o'clock in the evening. when a special program will he carried out. "F"sting of tho Way" win bo inc HUhI"rt for tn" evenings discussion. T'" public is invited to attend all @"rvjcrs.
 Catholic Church
 Tho regular S and lo o'clock masses will bc held al the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow morning. Tn" regular monthly col lection for August win he takcn m at both services.
 Interest In Flower show
 Much interest is being manifcstrd in tAo flower show which win he held in Granr" Hall on August t9 and G0 under thn auspices of the Woman's club. Many requests for information are being made 10 inc committee in charge. while entries are also h"ing received. The com. pctitiyc classes will be for amateurs only and will he judged by an out Of town specialist. Premiums will hH awarded for tho best collections and individual specimens. Thc large will mcrnlN oNhihlt and mi