New Britain herald., 1927-11-26

brought about his arrest. After | catching him they suddenly remem- bered that Kennedy had been knocked across the trolley rails. Re- turning in haste, they removed the unconscious man from the tracks only few seconds before he would have been run over and killed by a trolley car. He was then taken to the Meriden hospital, where exam ination disclosed broken leg, two fractured ribs, a fracture skull, and possible internal injuries.
 John Coolidge Here
 John Coolidge. son of President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, is spend ing the weekend at the home of Governor and Mrs. John H. Trum- bull on Pennington avenue. Last night he and Miss Florence Trum- bull danced at the Bond hotel in Hartford. With them were Edward Young of New York. a classmate of Coolidge. with Miss Virginia Rogers Of Pittsburgh, q classmate of Miss SA'i''Ailt NNilb blIolIl'i NpoPIt'
 Title Football Game or
 The last possibilities of a game between the Blues and South Ends for the football championship of Plainville have now been exhausted and the title game will not be play ed. There Was consderab ble agita- ton for such an encounter, both among the players and among their followers, and the South Ends at one time offered to meet their rivals on Thanksgiving Day. The Blues had no desire to lose their turkey dinners for football and suggested tomorrow as better date. Then things hung fire and players on both teams were lost through injuries. Interest Jagged with numerous de- feats, and the game has now been abandoned by taCit consent.
 Neither team had q successful year in the matter of games won. The South Ends lost every one of their four contests, although they made good showings at times against teams well out Of their class. The Blues fared somewhat better. winning one game and earning two draws. They lost their other matches but here, too, they were at times playing elevens of much greater eX- perience. Both aggregations used developed wonderfully, so that the outlook for another season is bril- liant.
 For Flood Sufferers
 4 dance, the proceeds of which will go to aid the flood sufferers in Vermont. will be given in Odd Eel lows hall at s o'clock Monday night by Martha Rebekah lodge, No. 45.
 Dog Owners Warned
 The owners of 4 dogs were warn cd of their violating of the dog quarantine during the first 12 hours that the restrictions were in force. The bars went down yesterday noon, and Dog Warden Philip Marine. Constable Gleason II. Saunders. and Deputy Commissioner of Domestic Animals Ellis made a thorough hunt through the town for dogs which might be loose. They found 31 Canincs roaming about and also de- tected IS unlicensed dogs. The own CTS of the latter group were given until today 10 register their animals or be arrested. Those who owned the dogs found loose were given warnings to tie them up or be pro- secuted. The enforcement squad plans to continue it's work today and may start prosecution of offenders today or Monday.
 Congregational Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. The minister will preach. Church school after the morning service: adult Bible class. Young Peoples at 6:So D. m. What Does God Do Seven Days q Week? 2"
 The Woman's Federation will hold it's regular business meeting Thurs day at e:30 ?. m. Mrs. C. s. Wyck- off will tell of her recent trip.
 Baptist Church
 At the Baptist church tomorrow the following services will be ob- served:
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Rev. Dr. Alexis D. kendrick. The junior talk will be given by Miss Charlotte P. Kendrick and the junior choir will sing.
 Two anthems will be rendered by the senior choir: Be Joyful in the