New Britain herald., 1926-06-08

parturc hand of this city and all of the booths and a uusements will be in full swing.
 To Attend state Convention
 A large number of members Of c. A. Hadsell Camp, |. s. ". V. and the Ladies Auxiliary will attend the state encampment to be held in Hartford on Friday and Saturday of this week,
 Strike Situation Unchanged
 The carpenters strike remains unchanged this morning. all of the men being out and holding firm for the increase of one dollar a day, The attitude of the contractors strengthens the opinion that no con sessions will be made to the men and prospects do not look very bright for an immediate settlement. Petition Being Circulated A petition, requesting that train l7o3, which leaves Hartford at 4:l0 D. n.. standard time, for Bristol each day, stop at Forestville is now in circulation and a large number Of residents Of that section have af- fixed their signature 10 the paper. The train in question has been run ming for number of years and has always been well patronized by com muters living in Forestville and who work in Hartford and New Britain, having always made the station stop at that point.
 There are many who criticize the action of the New Haven road for their action in this matter and who fali to sec on what grounds the change is made. 1t is the road s contention that to make a train stop costs approximately titty-two cents and the revenue derived on this particular train from Forestville people is at least ten time this amount.
 It is understood that the petition will be presented 10 Superintendent J. J. Snavcly of the Waterbury di- vision within the next day or two so that some action may be taken be- ! fore the new time table goes into l effect on Sunday, June 18th. Father Magncll to Speak ! Rev. 0. T. Magnel pastor of St, Joseph's Catholic church, will be ] the speaker at the regular meeting of the south Chippins Hill Neigh horhood club 10 be held at S;3Q o'clock this evening in the school house Refreshments will be served after the business session.
 W. R. C. Meeting . The regular meetink Of Gilbert W. Thompson, W. R. C. No, 4 will he held in C. A R. hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
 I. o. K. VI. Meeting
 Fifty candidates of Compounce Tribe. I. o. R. M. will receive the hunters and warriors degree at a meeting 10 be held this evening in the wigwam on Prospect street. The ! degree will be conferred by Matta- l hesott Tribe of New Britain and a large delegation is expected to be 1 present from that city.
 St. Joscph's Church
 The forty hour devotion, which opened in St. Joseph's Catholic church at the last mass last Sunday morning closed at the 8 oclocl mass this morning. A number O visiting clergy were present to as .;z. ;,, .I,. ,,---ci-,e orI iv, I, ao ,.it IA, confessions.
 This evening at 7:30 o'clock ther will be devotions in honor of tn Sacred Heart of Jesus.
 On Friday, tho Feast of thu Sacred Heart, there will be masses. at and s D. m. and services il the evening at 7;So o'clock.
 Checks Forwarded to State
 4 check for S635 was forwarded to the state treasurer yesterday by the city of Bristol covering tn, amount received for hunting anc fishing licenses during the month O May.
 Another check for $2.615.16, tho amount due the state on dor licenses. has also been forwarded Part of this money will be pro rated to the city in November, after the damage done by dogs is takcl out
 Fish and Game Meeting
 The Bristol Fish and Game As sociation will hold their quarterly meeting at the hatchery in Burling ton next Saturday afternoon. /