New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
FAREWELL SOCIAL AT ADVENT CHURCH Members to Wish Godspeed to
 Rev. John Roy Fox MORNING VOTE IS LIGHT
Hull Locked in Kennel with Dogs as Halloween Prank-Brakes Re- leased, Driyerless Auto Hits Bridge Funeral of Mrs. Peck.

Funeral of Mrs. Peck.
 On Friday eveNng Of this week a farewell social will be held in the parlors of the Advent Christian church on West street, in honor of the Rev. John Roy Fox, who recent ly resigned as pastor of the church. J. Ernest Andrews is chairman of the committee arranging for the event. MT. Fox will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday even- ing.
 Rev, Mir. Fox. who leaves Bristol to take up q thriving pastorate in Columbus, O.. has been active in civic and municipal affairs in Bris tol and has made many friends in this city. He was born in New Brunswick, Canada, but at the age of six, moved to Mine with his par ents. He graduated from Aurora college at Aurora, H.. and while preparing for the ministry. studied in Illinois for five and one half years.
 While a student be acted as sum- mer pastor of Advent churches in Argon. H.. and Dekalh. Ind. His first charge after completing his studies for the ministry was at the | Advent Christian church at Fair | Haven, Mass. and he was later pas 1 tor at Melrose Highlands. Mass. In | A +, t, Jy,.ic +,F ] from Hoosic Falls N Y. where he | had served as pastor for number of years.
 Mir. Fox will preach his first ser mon in his new pastorate in Colum- i bus on Sunday. November 14 He will leave for his new pastorate by auto. immediately at the close of ths 1 farewell service next Sunday even ing.
 Spots One of Thousands
 A lynX-eyed state policeman in the environs of New Haven earned the gratitude of the family of Park Com missioner W. J. Tracy last Saturday, when he singled out his car from among the thousands that were on their way to the Yale Army game, and delivered to MT. Tracy a hurry message.
 Mir. Tracy with party in which was included the Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, assistant pastor Of St. Jo- sepl's church hads started for New Haven. After he had gone. word was received that his son, Joseph Tracy student at Dartmouth col- lcGe, was seriously i'll at Hanover N. II. and that the presence of his parents was desired. The state po- lice were notified. and the warning sent to the policemen regulating the traffic entering New Haven, and one sharp-eyed member of the depart ment picked the registration num- Der of Mr. Tracy's car from among the thousands Mir. Tracy was noti- fled that he was wanted In Bristol at once. and he returned. The other members of his party were fortunate in securing passage to the game in another Bristol car which came dlolS soon dlIeFW1rdS.
 f, Locked in With the Pups
 George W. Hull. prominent real. tol of this city, member of the real estate firm Of G. ". and NJ. P. Hull, went to the dogs entirely on Hal lowe'en night. Late in the evening he started to make his customar, rounds of his estate in Whigville, be. fore retiring for the night, and he entered the kennels where the prize winning dogs of the Hull menage are kept,
 Some mischievous youngsters o! the neighborhood saw him enter the kennels, and slipping to the door placed the paddock in the hasp and snapped 1t shut. When Mr. Hull had completed his inspection, ht endeavored to make his exit from puppyland. and found to his surprise that the door was unyielding. H, called loudly for assistance. but re. ceived no response. and after sub. hitting to an unwilling incarcera, ton for lengthy period, he wa. obliged to break down the door.
 Small Vote Up to Noon
 Voting in all of the four district. in the city was very light up 10 noor , today, but during the noon hour [ : number Of factory employees ap : neared at the polls. It is believed , that the heaviest voting will talk, place between 1 and o'clock thi. . afternoon, due to the fact that tn, New Departure Mfg. Go. day work CTS complete their work at ?. m Complete returns Of the local Vot, should be available at about . o'clock this evening as a result O. voting machines heinz i,, lis,