New Britain herald., 1926-09-25
HOLD LAV!GNE AS
 SUTHERLAND'S PAL
Charged With Committing Bur-
 SlaTies at PlainVille Places
BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL
Elijah Rogers, Candidate for Nomi-
 nation as Senator, Seeks Party Support HCre-Return of Stand
ard Time Effective Tomorrow.

support HCre-Return Of Stand
 ard Time Effective Tomorrow.
 Verne Lavigne, a companion of Hollis E. Sutherland, alias "One Round Sutherland, was placed under arrest yesterday afternoon on suspicion after quantity Of cigars, cigarettes, candy and other articles were found in the car which they were operating and which Sutherland admitted he stole from Ned Martin of Meadow street on the night Of July 30. Sutherland when presented in the city court yesterday pleaded guilty 10 the charge of theft of an auto mobile and was bound over to the December term Of the superior court under bonds of s1.5on.
 Lavigne, who was also wanted by Plalnville authorities. was oues- toned at police headquarters yes- terday afternoon and was later turned over 10 the out Of town of ticers. He appeared in the Pla,n Vile town court last evening. charged with breaking and enter ing the Log Cabin on Farmington avenue and the B. 6; l.. Service sta ton on West Main street and suit able cause was found for binding him over to the superior court. It is Understood that Lavigne is also wanted for burglary committed Tn Pennington several nights ago.
 4 search of Sutherlands room yesterday afternoon revealed new suit of clothes from which the dealers tag had been ripped off. When questioned regarding it. Sutherland refused to inform local authorities where he got 1t and he IS still being held at the police station until further investigation is concluded.
 High School Class Elections
 Glass officers of the senior. junior, sophomore and freshman classes of me Bristol High school will be elect d on Friday. October 1st. Students will be permitted 10 hand in their choices for the various offices on Monday and on Wednesday the pri- naries will be held.
 Time Changes Tomorrow
 Daylight saving time will go out Of effect tomorrow throughout the city and most of the churches will hold their services on standard time. St. Matthew's church in Forestyille will be the only exception. masses m the morning to be celebrated on daylight saving time.
 The new timetable of the New I ork, New Haven and Hartford Rail 'oad company will go in effect at ,;O1 a. m., tome orrow and a number If changes in train schedules. as isted in the Herald" few nights 'go, will be made effective.
 Rogers Asks For Backing
 C. l. Stone of the real estate and i insurance firm of Heminway & Lewis ,f Southington was in Bristol yester- lay to ascertain the attitude of To- al republican leaders on the nomin- ltion of state senator at the con- 'ention 10 be held soon. Mir. Stone minated that delegates from South ngton would back any Bristol man provided it was decided to enter a candidate from this city, but other wise the town which he represented would expect the backing of Bristol delegates for Elijah Rogers of Burlington, whose candidacy has been announced.
 Many who are conversant with re- l publican conditions in this city feel sure that Bristol man will not run. Although the names of a number of 1 prominent men have been mentioned, most of those who have been ap- preached believe that their chances If securing the nomination would be slight in view Of the fact that the delegates 10 both the state and coun- V conventions voted against the ,hine. It is not known whether or lot Bristol will aid Rogers in his at empt to secure the nomination but | appears likely.
 Returns From Hospital.
 John Stotz of Federal street. who 1 an operation for appen- iicitis at the Bristol hospital about | six weeks ago, returned to his home | ast evening.
 Rally Day to Be Held.
 Tomorrow will he observed as Promotion and Rally Day at the | Baptist church school, the exercises o be held at o:30 a. m.
 Invited to Tablet Unveiling.
 Mayor John r. Wade and other city md town officials have received an invitation from Colonel Jeremiah branch. c. A. R., to at end the ceremony attendant 10 tho dwelling of the tablet in honor Of . he Revolutionary War here on the 7armington green on October IS.