New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

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 Few Train Changes
 Only a few changes alfectin: Plainville have been made in tht schedule of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad trains in the new timetables which wen into effect Sunday. The principa ono is that the trains from Hart. ford on the "dinky" line will now so through tc Terryville instead ol ending their trips at Bristol as 1T the past. The westbound trains arc as follows: 6;29 a. m. to Terryville Hi a. m. connecting at Waterbury vile, ?:29 a, m. to Bridgeport, 1 p m. to New York, 2:50 D. m. to New York, 3;4l D. n. to New York, 5:0E ?. m, 10 Terryville, 5:41 p. m. tc ! Bridgeport G'01 p. m. to Terryville i 7:1i p. m. to Waterbury, 9:54 D. m 10 Waterbury. and 12 midnight tc i Waterbury. The Sunday schedule through with fewer trains is about the same, except that the 5:41 D. m connects at Waterbury for Now York.
 l Eastbound trains as far as Hart. ford only will leave at 6:11. 7:2U 1850. s:12 and 10:3S a. m. and 1:14 i;@5, 5;53, CHS, 7:20 and 9:S7 D. m. with one at 1925 p. m. on Satur. days only. A through train to Bos. ton will leave at @:oS D. m. The sunday schedule is similar, with the Boston train at the same time. There will be a train at 11:H q. m. tc Hartford, this being earlier than or the old schedule.
 On the Central New England road a train from Winstcd will arrive al 1:47 a. m. and one from Millertor at 10:24 d. m. There will be a train for Winsted at 6:05 D. m. and one for Millerton at 5:05 p. m. daily ex- cept Saturdays, with a Saturday train at 2;53 p. m.
 The motor coaches run by the New England Transportation Co will no longer run through from New Haven to Northampton, but will connect at Simsbury both ways and changes will be made there Northbound coaches will leave Plainville at 9:07 a. m. and SOS D m. and southbound at 10:4S a. m and 6:53 D. m.
 1 The changes in the schedules arc fewer thaI usually happens when 2 switch is made between dayligh' saving and standard time, and it i; considered possible that further al. terations will be made in the neal future.
 Complain of Tie-Up 1 Complaints have been made con corning the freight train which comes through about 4 o'clock each 1 morning. it being alleged that this train stops for at least ten minutes across the Broad street crossing while the crew has breakfast beside i the tracks. This might prove dis astrous in the case of a call for the fire department, a doctor, or the am- | bulance. In fact, it nearly had a fatal result the other morning when a local doctor, on an emergency case. was held up for ten minutes at the Broad street crossing and finally had to turn around and come back to the center and go over the tracks at West Main street. It is regarded as very fortunate indeed that this hold-up did not result ir a death.
 It is suggested that the train pull into the station or stop elsewhere in such a way that no crossings will be i blocked.
 Catholic Church Notes ! Rev. Austin F. Munch, acting pas l tor of the Church of Our Lady of | Mercy, will address the Sunday school teachers at 7:30 o'clock to- morrow evening. He will illustrate | the psychological method of teach ing and will explain the nature and contents of the Catechism.
 There will be a choir rehearsal at 8 o'clock tomorrow night
 First Friday will be observed to- morrow with mass at 5;3O a. m. and communion at o'clock. Confess sions will be heard this evening.
 Parscllc Leases Garage
 Adrian Parselle has leased the | McNally garage at the corner of Whiting and Hamilton streets and will transfer his automobile repair business thither from its present To- cation in the Neri garage. He ex- poets to open at the new stand to- morrow. The lease, which is for i five years, was negotiated through the agency of George R. Skinner.
 Football Game Sunday
 The football season will be opened Sunday when the Plainville Blues will take on the Nutmeg Juniors of New Britain at the high school field at 2:30 o'clock. The Blues are a young team and expect to make a fine record among the lighter eleycns | of this section.
 Went to See Dentist It has been learned that the woman whose disappearance was re- ported to the New Britain police yes- terday was a Mrs. Marini of 8 Bicycle street. She and her 6-year- old daughter has left home to visit n New Britain dentist and had not returned home.
 Odd Fellows Smoker
 An important meeting of Scquas- sen lodge l. o. o. F., will be held in | Odd Fellows hall this evening. Il will be followed by a smoker, al which a good speaker will give a