New Britain herald., 1927-08-27
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 Judgment Suspended

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 Judgment Suspended
 Judgment was suspended in the case of William Sydenham, 19. of Hartford last night in the local court. Sydenham's automobile broke down on Pennington avenue Sun day evening and was left without lights. several motorists complain ing to the authorities. Constable Thomas Royce summoned him to court but because of extenuating circumstances Justice William Cum ningham suspended judgment. He and Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon ham had to pay was the constable's fee.
 This leniency is in accordance with the newly established custom here, which is making Plainville known throughout the state for the fairness of it's police and court au- thorities. Constable Royce has re- ceived a commendatory statement from Sergeant E. NJ. Booth of the Torrington police department. com- plimenting him on the gentlemanly manner in which he warns motor ists guilty of minor traffic viola tions. Arrests here have been few of late, but there have been no bad accidents. and the local police arc compared favorably with those of West Hartford. Pennington, Che shire, and Hamden. The only of fense being rigidly prosecuted is that of driving while drunk. A word to a driver offending in less fla grant fashion has been found suf- ficient 10 stop the violation and cause his respectful adherence to the laws in the future.
 Successful Dance
 The first annual dance of the Standard Steel Beneficial associa- tion was held in the high school gymnasium last evening with about 150 couples in attendance. The com mittee in charge consisted of Frank Scheible, chairman: Fred McCas- land. F.. T. Wilson. Clarence White, Chris Donlin. and James T. Paul.
 Special prizes were won by Ed ward Nelson of New Britain. Miss Frances Bedford, Miss B. S. Stanley. Miss Theresa Parkinson. and J. Howard LaField.
 Second Game of Series
 The All-Plainvlles and Blues are primed for the second contest of the five-game series tomorrow af- ternoon at the high school field. Two weeks ago the Blues won a 3-o decision by taking advantage Of the breaks. The All-PlainviIles claim that this was a lucky win. since the Blues were outhit, and they are out to turn the tables tomorrow, wipe up the diamond with their rivals, and even the series. The Blues as- sert that their victory was due to playing heads-up baseball and be- lieve they can repeat tomorrow by continuing that style of play. The line-ups of the teams have not been announced.
 Baptist Church
 Sunday services at the Baptist church will be as follows: Preaching by the pastor. Rev. X. D. kendrick D. D., at 10:45 a. m.: sermon topic on the book of Genesis. The junior choir will sing and there will be a junior talk by the pastor Bible school will meet at noon. The inc y,.i11 ho hh1l at 8 p. m. and will be the only eve ming service.
 Catholic Church
 The regular masses will be held at s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Friday, First Friday. will be ob- served with a mass at 3:3o a. m. and holy communion again at o'clock Confessions will be held at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon and at o'clock in the evening.
 The boys and girls Of the parish will receive communion at the o'clock mass next Sunday morning. They will go 10 confession on Sat urday at 4:So and D. m.
 Plainville M. r. Church
 The services in the Plainville NJ. E. church tomorrow will be as fol- lows: Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock. sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pastor. Sermon topic Con trasts on tho Mount of Transfgura- tion." Epworth league service a, G:3o D. m. This will be a special service. All Leaguers are asked to be present that arrangements may be made respecting social on Tues day evening.
 Sunday school will be held at a:45 a. m. Classes for all grades. Those who have no school home are most