New Britain herald., 1926-01-23

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 To Present Play
 The ConSrc rcratlonul church Youni Peoples society Of Christian En deavor will present threc-ae eomedy-drama, "rhc Haddon Hal Mystery" at S%l5 o'clock Monda, evening in Grange hail. Tho cast O characters will be as follows;
 Prof. Edwin Chase. Howart Cheetham; Mrs, Elizabeth Chase Matte Johnson; Mchtablo MauC Chase, Mildred Fisher, Carolyn Chase, Gladys stillman; Morit. Chase, F. Albert White; Della. | maid, Hope Farrar; Professor Hllmmcr, Floyd Sillman; Nils. Fa're, Mary Hubbcl; Miss Hadlon Phcbc Williams; Eric lIaddon Ronjamin Pascus: Deborah. n maid Marjorie Fisher.
 This cast has been rohearsing for Inc past eight weeks under the leadership Of Miss Marjorie Fisher Candy will bc on sale, in charge Of Helen IIurtndo and Gladys Madoloy. All proceeds from the affair will go towards the new C, E. piano.
 Issue Warrants for Bandits
 Warrants have been issued by tn" local authorities for Joseph MatuIis and William DwiokowskN for inc robbery Of the Atlantic X Pacific store on Whiting street on tho night of December 23. Matulis is now being held in New Britain and the other youth in New Haven, the confessions Of the gang having included the local store in the num- Der Of places robbed. The warrants have been turned over 10 the state police.
 Narrow Escape at Crossing
 A fatal accident was barely averted at the East Main street crossing today by the quick work Of the gate tender. An autoist from New Haven, unable tostopwhen the gates were lowered in front of him, skiddcd through the barrier when his wheels locked and went full on To tho track in the path Of an ap- preaching train. Attempting to turn up the tracks, his car skidded once moro and landed against the iron standards. breaking them and tying up traffic. The gate tender seized red flag and dashed up the track; he succeeded in Tagging the train an bringing 1t to stop be- fore it struck the luckless automo. bile. The driver of tho car was un. injured. but he had narrow es. cape from probable death.
 Local Man Arrested
 James E. Crawford was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Shcr- if E. w. Furrey on a warrant is- sued by the Bristol police. The charge against Crawford is that he purchased an automobile from q Bristol dealer on the deferred pay ment plan and then transferred the machine to another person, at the same time ceasing his payments, Sergeant McGilicuddy of the Bristol police took him to Bristol shortly after his apprehension.
 Another Bitten By Dog
 The mad dog scare received an- ether impetus yesterday afternoon when q Mir. Contours, a collector for the Bristol & Plainvile Electric Co., was bitten by a dog while he was making his rounds. Dr. George r. Cook, tho health officer, was notified and sent Dog Warden Philip Marine to investigate. Pending his finding. the bitten man is receiving treatment from Dr. Parks in Bris- tol.
 Episcopal Church
 Services at the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow. the third Sunday after Epiphany, will be as follow.. $ a. m, early celebration of the holy communion. 10 a m., church school. II a. m, morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Rev. George I. Browne. 12 noon, bap. tism.
 Monday, Feast of the Conversion Of St. Paul.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held lt s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- Ing at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, with Sunday school at 9 o'clock.
 On Saturday morning at o'clock .here will be a months mind mass Tor Theodore Schmidt.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 10:45 a. m. Sermon, Footsteps of God" An them, 70 for a Closer Walk with iod," Foster.
 Church school after the morning service.
 Christian Endeavor society. p, Il. Topic, Latin America"
 Young Pooplo's circle, 6:15 D. m, devotional, Florence Thompson. Travel talk, Nellie Bixhy.
 "The Haddon Hall Mystery" presented by the I.