New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
daylight saving time.
 Congregational Church

ua!ngnt saving tune.
 Congregational Church
 All appointments will be on day light saving time. Morning service at 10:ij o'clock. Rev. Quincy Balke!y will exchange with the pas tor. Church school after the morn- ing service. Young Peoples meet ing a. 6 ?. m. Devotional. Lucilo Ryder. "Citizenship." Lee Evans.
 Federation executive committee, Monday at c:S0 p. m. with Mrs. Howard Smith.
 Easter supper Thursday at s:S0 ?. m. in the parish house. The pub lie is invited. The evening group will meet Thursday at 7:3o D. m. with Mrs. John Robbins
 Mrs. Nalbandian Fined
 Mrs. Eshoo Nalhandian was fined sl0 and costs on charges Of breach Of the peace and abusive language when Mountain View family quar- rel was aired in court before Jus tice M. o. Ryder. The charges were brought against her by Mrs. Mary Siry. a neighhor. The complainant backed her charges with testimony by Mrs. Victoria Knott. while Mrs. Ealey took the stand in behalf of the defendant. who appealed Justice Eyder's decision Bonds were set al s10o. Grand Juror Charles F. Con- lon prosecuted.
 Experts Disagree
 The witnesses in the case of George Keltonic Of Southinston dis agreed when 1t was tried last night before Justice William Cunningham. K eltonic had been arrested near Blossoms corner Thursday night by State Officer Charles Phelps and was charged with driving while un- der the influence Of liquor. Dr. George F. Cook. who had examined keltonic. pronounced him sober, but Officer Phelps and F. D. Prior, who took him 10 his cell said he was SO drunk they had to carry him downstairs. He was found guilty and fined sloo and costs Grand Juror W. J. Foran acted for the town. while .. J. Prior represented kel- tonic.
 Trial This Afternoon
 The action of Mary Carlo Of Plainville against Walter Fully Of Hartford will be tried before Justice NJ. c. Ryder at 2:3o o'clock this afternoon. The plaintiff. who is leaf I ,hild. Of which she claims the de- endant is the father. She has been II St. Agnes home. West Hartford, Or some time.
 Ban on Fires Lifted The ban on brush fires has been automatically lifted by the heavy | 'ains of the past two days, Fire | Warden George E. Schubert has 1 and from now until May | permits may be obtained to burn 1 'rush and clear fields, while those 'nrmits revoked during the dry spell | re now valid again. Irving Gridley las been appointed . deputy fire warden.
 Mrs. Felix Chantrell
 The body of Mrs. Felix Chantrell as been brought here from New ork, where she died this week. IL i'll be placed in West cemetery. lev. Charles S Wyckoff conducting he committal services
 Catholic Church
 Standard time will be maintained the Church of Our Lady of Mercy 'm orrow and the regular masses cid at and 10 a. III. with Sun ay school at ? a. m. After the unday school session there will be meeting of the Girls Junior So- ality. On Sunday. May 1. the lurch will hold it's services on mmer time.
 Perfect in Attendance The list Of pupils who were per ct in attendance at the Linden ! rect school during the winter term Is been announced as follows: Grade 3-Allan Bartlett. Charles adfleld, Carl Lundquist. Roger Or }, Vito Groloma, Harry NNicke. rgil Coy. Alma Bartlett, Aurelia evenere, Eleanor Wyyman. Marion latt. Grade 4-James Burgess. Edgar ldrain, Burton Distin. Herbert abau. Frank Melechinsky. Mirona 1otkowski, Lillian Helm. Julia Le- mine. Rose Susco. Aldona Mills . Grade 6-Elton Hill. Anna Kawal- 1. Wladga Kawalski, Mildred Peck. orence Richard. Mary Smagacz. A. NJ. F. Zion Church Morning worship will be held at e Redeemer's A. NJ. F. Zion lurch tomorrow at II a. m. day ,ht saving time; sermon by the lstor. Sunday school will be held 12:15 p. m. Mrs. Louise Mayors perintendent. The evening preach S service will be held at 7:30 clock. Rev. Frederick Washing n Of Plainville. will preach. A special concert will be given lder the auspices Of the Ladies' lsslonary society Thursday at s m. under the direction Of Mrs.