New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
conducted the various courses last

conducted the various courses last year.
 Date of Trial Set
 The trial of Constable Philip Marine will be held before Justice l.. $. Mills on Thursday evening. July s. at 7:30 o'clock. This da,r has been agreed upon between the humane society and Attorney Charles F. Conlon, who is prosecut- ing, on one side and Judge William j. Malone of Bristol. counsel for the defense, for the other. It was orig inally postponed two weeks ago 10 allow Marine to obtain counsel and put over again last week because of the inability of Judge Malone to be present Constable Marine is charged with various acts Of cruelty connected with the dogs which come under his care as dog warden.
 Baptist Church Meeting
 The regular prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Tn the ab- sence of the pastor the meeting will he conducted by Marshall Keudrick. assisted by Miss Charlotte Kendrick.
 Express Agent Leaves
 Albert F. Richards has left the employ of the Americsn Railway Express Co. after long period Of service, He has hecn express agent at the company's Plainville office for the past II years and during that timc has made many friends here. He says that he has no definite plans for the future and that for a while he intends to take a long-awaitcd vacation. He was succeeded today by a Mir. Timbcrlaud of Seymour.
 No League Game This Week
 The Plainyille Y. NJ. C. A. Juniors have no league game scheduled for this weekend, the league schedule having been arranged so that no games would be played on the Sat urday before the "Fourth." This means that the local management will have to rake up an outside team if if is to sec action over the pres ant weekend.
 Notes
 Dr. and Mrs. Dore Of Monson, Me, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Farrar Of Tomlinson avenue.
 The first gate-crasher of the sea son slid through the barrier at the center Tuesday evening. The wind shield of the automobile was broken, but the car did not go on to the railroad track and a serious accident was averted. The gate was some what damaged.
 Mrs. H. B, Weldon and son. Roy and Mrs. F. Lindsay have returned from Philadelphia. where they at tended the sesqui-centennial ex- position. They were gone for ten days.
 The first fireworks were on sale this morning, and tho number Of firecrackers exploded before the holiday took q sudden jump sky ward as oyer-anNious youths tried out their purchases.
 There will be no meeting of Mar tha Rchekah lodge on Monday eve, hing. July !.
 A daughter has been born 10 Mir and Mrs. John Davis of Overlook avenue.
 First Friday will he observed to- morrow at tho Church of Our Lady of Mercy with mass at 5;30 a. m.. and holy communion again at : o'clock. There will be confes- sions this afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Walter Simpson and daugh- ter of Bohemia street have returned from a motor trip 10 Philadelphia.
 Boy wanted. Suburban Filling Station. Telephone 3o&-&-adyt
 Dog Warden Philip Marine has a young collie dog, light brown with i white feet, in pound. Dog has no collar or tag Adyt. Insurance: Get your automobile ! and fire insurance now. Don'' worry i over the 4th. Robt. F. White, If . Norton Place. Tel. 142-aiv.