New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

lGoldfarb 10 headquarters. where he
 Was released under bond for his ap.
 pearance in the city court tomorrow morning.
 Funeral of Charles Carter 1 The funeral of Charles Carter.
 aged 60 years, who died at his home i in Unionville Monday after a weeks
 illness, was held at o'clock this
 afternoon from the home Of Burt Cowlos on Washington street Forest
 vile. Rev. William r. Davis. Jr..
 pastor of Asbury Methodist church. offciated and burial was in the For estville cemetery.
 i Mir. Carter was born in the house where funeral services were held to- { day. his early life being spent in i iForcstville. A number of years ago ] he moved 10 Unionville. where he had since resided. Surviving him is one brother. Ossian Carter of Camp street.
 Without License or Brakes Emile Guilmette of T Park street was arrested al TAO o'clock last evening by Officer James Keith after a car which he was driving had col lided with another car near the cor irer of West and School streets. In !NestiEation developed that there were no brakes on the car and Guilmette told the court this morning that it was the first time he had ever oper- lated a car. He pleaded guilty to both charges and Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan imposed a fine of S5 and costs on the defective brake charge. and S10 and costs for driving with out a license.
 Case gain Continued The case of Charles H. Andrews ot Wolcott. charged with reckless driv- ing, was again continued in the city court this morning until Saturday. October 2.
 On September 3. an automobile operated by Mir. Andrews on Wolcott street, struck and killed a sheep he. IlcHging to William Burnham. The continuance this morning was mad ! necessary on account of MT. Burn ham being confined to his home by illness.
 Camp Fire Girls Meeting The Camp Fire girls of Forestvile held a meeting yesterday afternoon
 at the home of Misses Dorothy and Evelyn Reynolds on Bingham street and selected the Indian name "Wah Wah Paysee" for their local group. The group consists Of IS young girls and Mrs. Eugene Potter will act in the capacity of guardian.
 Mrs. Dwight Reynolds of West Washington street has given to the girls the upper part Of the barn In the rear Of her home for a meeting place and this has been named "Wohelo Lodge"
 The officers of the group are Marion Lamont, president; Dorothy Reynolds, secretary; Frances La mont, treasurer and Mildred Key holds is in charge of honors.
 New Departure Purchases Land.
 The New Departure Mfg. Co. has purchased several acres Of land, located east Of their present forge plant at the north side of the city of Jessie A. and Dwight H. Hall The acquisition of this property will afford the purchasers room for ex- pansion for many years to come and will also give them an outlet into Pond street and Williams avenue. The Birge raceway is also included in the deal and the northern part Of the property is bounded by the tracks of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. Timetable Changes Effective Sunday
 With the discontinuance of day light saving time, a new timetable will be placed in effect by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company at 2:01 Q. m.. sunday, September 26th. Trains will run one hour later and several other changes affecting Bristol will be made as listed below:
 Train 1904, leaving Waterbury al S:S5 a. m. weekdays, will omit stops at East Waterville, Greystone, Han cock and Tolles.
 Train 2062. leaving Bristol at 5:@S, will leave at 5:43 ?. m.
 Train 1928. leaving Waterbury at 5:45 p. m, will omit stop at Tolles.
 Train 174o, leaving Waterbury at l1:20 a. m. Sundays, will leave at 11:05 a. m. emitting stops at East Waterville, Greystone. Hancock, ar irving Hartford 12:10 p. m.
 Train 171S, leaving Waterbury 12:S0 ?. m., Sundays. will leave at 12:41 p. m., due Hartford AZ p. m.
 Train 1774, leaving Waterbury 7:10 D. m,. SEQ a. m. 4:3O p. m. ! and 5;3O p. m. for Bristol, will be | extended to Terryvillc.
 Train 1925, leaving Hartford S:15 | ?. m. will leave 5:1O. making addi- tional stops at Parkville, Elmwood, Newington and emitting stop at | Tolles.
 Train 17S1, leaving Hartford s:SO | D. m. daily, will have schedule 5 minutes earlier, emitting East | 
 Train 126 leaving Waterbury 4:35 l D. m. will leave at Hartford at l 5:15 D. m, due Hartford 6:10 D. m. |
 The new timetables have not been | received at the local ticket office. so that the actual time of arrival and | leaving from Bristol could not be | ascertaincd. The elimination Of cer- tain stops from the schedule Of some | trains, will shorten the running time | between other stations and accord l ingly change the time at Bristol.
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