New Britain herald., 1926-06-12
SUMMER SCHEDULE
 IN EFFECT SUNDAY
Train 1753 Will Not Stop at
 FOreStYiIG Station
PITTSBURGH PIRATES HERE
FraternaI Organizations to Decorate Graves of Deceased Members To- MOrrow-EX-scryicc Men Attend ing Conventions.

ing Conventions.
 The sumner timetable Of the New York. Nv Haven and Hartford Railroad O. goes into effect tomor- row and several changes have been made affecting the service.
 On east bound train service. the train leaving here al present at SOS a. m. will leave at S;02 q. m; train now leaving at 1G;33 6. m. will leave at 1o:3Q a. m; train now leaving at 2:55 will leave at 3:15 p. m.. train now leaving at 5:l3 will leave al SOS D m,; train now leaving at ego D. m. will leave al Sos ?. m. and train nov departing at S:92 will leave at 8:27 r, m.
 On train service going west. the train now leaving Bristol for Water bury at 8;53 a. m. will leave at S:28 a. nj. and continue through to Bridgeport and train leaving al 4:54 has been changed to 4:5o ?. m. and will also continue through to Bridgeport.
 On Sundays the only change will be in the train leaving Bristol at 6.5@ a. m., which has been changed to S:3o a. m. for Bridgeport.
 Train 175$. which leaves Hartford at 4;lo p. nj. will not make the sta ton stop at Forestville on the new timetable. although petition has been signed by residents of that dis trict forwarded to Surerinten- dent J. J. Snavcly of the Waterbury Division at Waterbury asking that the stop be continued.
 Compliments Bremen
 William J. Sullivan, manager of the A. X P. grocery store. which is located in the building on the cor nor of North Main and Race streets which was threatened with fire yes terday morning. speaks highly of the efficiency of the fire department in eXtinguishiug the fire after it had gained considerable headway and gutted the garage in the rear Of the store building. He wished to he quoted as saying that in spite Of the fact that the fire had charred the clapboards on the building in which his store is located. none of his stock was damaged either by fire or water due to the prompt and husi- nesslike manner in which the fire men subdued the flames.
 Mfr. Sullivan's opinion in this re- 4pect is endorsed by all those who were at the fire and if required con- siderable hard work before the blaze vas under control and the business buildings fronting on North Main street ont Of danger.
 A peculiar feature of the fire was that 50 gallon drum. about half full of gasoline which was in the garage, failed 10 explode, although l the fire had burned all around 1t.
 Marriage Licenses
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele has issued marriage licenses to Paul Romeo Allaire Of 24 Orchard street and Miss Agnes Ruth Ford of 27I Washington street, Plainville, and to William n. Mckay of New Preston and Miss Grace NJ, Harney Of S4t Stewart street.
 Auction Bridge Match
 An auction bridge match is sched- | uled for this evening at the Chip l panee Country club this evening, | when team explained by Morton z. 1 Treadway meets a team headed by s. Peck. The match is to 1 he played on the usual progressive | system of changing partners and op- ponents each round with the pair | the round scoring one point ! for its side.
 PoliSh- h-American Team Here
 The Polish American team of . Rockville will cross bats this aft ], ernoon at 3 o'clock at Muzzy field 1 with the Ineraham company base ! ball team. Tomorrow afternoon, the , Tngraham team will go to Rockville | for a return game.
 To Decorate Graves
 A number of organizations, in- the Odd Fellows. Knights of | Columbus and Foresters will decor ate the graves Of deceased members In this city. Forestvile and Terryvluc. This custom Is fol- lowed out each year
 Declares Dividend
 At tho quarterly meeting Of the directors or the Bristol Savings bank held June 10, it was voted 10 pay the July dividend of 1 IA per cent, which is at the rate of per cent per annum. A per cent annual dividend has been paid by the bank for the past eight years and quar- .erly dividends since October l.. 1928.
 Band Concert Tomorrow
 The band concert at Lake Con- oounce tomorrow afternoon from 3