New Britain herald., 1926-09-18
Resent COach'S Order to Be in
 Bed by g O'Clock
JOHNSON CRITICALLY ILL
First Selectman Reported to be sinktng-Railroad Employe Has Broken Leg-Church Missionary Society Elects Officers.

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 Opposition and dissatisfaction with the curfew edict of Coach Cor coran of the Plainville high school team was expressed by several of the football team candidates throughout the town today. Coach Corcoran, who Is beginning his first season as school coach has ordered candidates for the team to sign papers promis- ing that they will conform strictly 10 training rules and will be in bed | before o'clock every evening dur ing the football season.
 Although this plan will be a step In the direction of a well trained football team, the candidates have not taken liking to the coach's order and are expressing their feel ings in no uncertain terms.
 The players who are now enjoying their second season as a team have not been forced to adhere strictly to training rules until this year. The coach, like Coach George M. Cassidy of the New Britain team, has found | that the best way to get results is to have the team in good condition so that they will be able to stand the grind of several hard battles which are scheduled.
 It is expected that the bows will receive little sympathy from the town people in their murmurings, and that within a week they will be keeping to the path laid out by their coach. One of the prominent men said today that the boys will benefit by the training they will receive and anyone who works in opposition to a benefit certainly must not have the boys interest at heart.
 III at Hospital
 Miss Ida Dennis of Whiting street has entered Bristol hospital for treatment.
 Mrs. William Howard of Wood land street is at New Britain Gen. eral hospital.
 William Hanna of Broad place was taken to New Britain General hospital for treatment
 Making Voters
 The registrars, second and third selectmen, and the town clerk are in session today making voters for the coming town election. They will be in session from o'clock this morn- ing until o'clock this afternoon, standard time.
 Receives Severe Injury
 Henry Reso, 4q years old. of Plainyille, an employe of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, received a fracture of his left leg yesterday afternoon when a falling railroad tie fell on him. He was taken to New Britain General hospital.
 Hold Informal Tea l Mrs. C. H. Bronson held an in- formal tea at her home on 43 Maple terday afternoon. The afternoons entertainment consisted of games and a radio entertainment.
 The crowning feature was large birthday cake. Souvenirs were diff forent colored roses filled with candy.
 Guests present were Mrs. F. A. Hart. Mrs. H. II. Mitchell, Mrs. Hugh Trumbull, and Mrs J. G. Ward of Plainville, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Johnson Of Hartford. Mrs. Fly i land and Mrs, O'Brien of Burling- 1 ton and Mrs. Moran from New Britain.
 Mrs. Smith Elected President Mrs. r. C. Smith was elected president of the W. H. and r. M. society of the Advent church at its annual business meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Mosse yes terday.
 [ Those serving with Mrs. Smith ! for the coming year are as follows: Mrs. G. Combs, vice president; Mrs. J. Purdy, secretary: Mrs, E. r Swift. treasurer; Mrs. R. Morley, and Mrs. O. Peace on fancy work committee. and Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. A. McNickle and Mrs. V. McBirney on the apron committee. The annual report was read showing a prosperous year. Tho retiring president expressed to the members and officers her apprecia- tion for the good will manifested. Baptist Church Sunday services at the Baptist church will be as follows: Bible school at l0 a. m. Preaching at Il a. m. by the pastor Rev. A. D. Kendrick, D. D.
 Evening service at ' o'clock at which pr. Kendrick will give the second sermon in the series on the Second Coming of Christ" A short review of the sermon of last week will be given, and the topic