New Britain herald., 1927-07-02

a. m. each day except Sunday In the Waterbury First church house. A class to study the home mission book, "The Adventure of the Church." will be held daily in the Watertown house. Rev. We're w.. Abbey will lead young peoples hour each morning in the New Ha- ven First church house. The pastors of the district will meet for an hours conference each morning from 10 to II o'clock in the Bristol house.
 Each evening at 6:3o o'clock . devotional service will be held on Mount Olivet, led by young people of the district league. The singing will be in charge of Miss Lois W. Beach of New Haven. who will be soloist and form and direct a cho- rus and provide music for the Sat urday night concert Miss Viola Burckel will be pianist.
 The afternoon program will diff fer from that of the past. There will be chorus rehearsal from to 3 o'clock and the balance of the afternoon given over to rest and recreation. Two tennis courts are ready and the baseball diamond is in shape for a game a day. Folley ball and quoits will vary the pro- gram. Rev. Roy M. Terry will di- rect the sports.
 The annual meeting of the Camp Ground association will be held on the platform of the auditorium at 1880 p. m. Wednesday, July 27. Veterans day will be observed on July 21. The Connecticut Chautau- qua assembly will meet from Au- gust ? to g.
 The trustees of the Camp Ground association are as follows: Rev. W. D. Beach. D. D., president: A. T. Bierkan, vice president: W. F.. Jen- nings. secretary: L. A. Gladding, treasurer and executive officer: Dr. B. F. Beardsley. |. s. Clark. Fred Kelsey, J. B. Wooson. H. R. Brock cit. R. Ensign and George s. Stratton.
 Important C. of C. Meeting
 An important meeting of the Chamber of Commerce board Of di- rectors will be held in the Cham Der rooms at o'clock Thursday evening. Aside from the ordinary routine business, a matter of vital interest to every Plainville mer- chant will be discussed Some things of a rather surprising nature are expected to be disclosed at that time. things which are promised as profit-increasers. but no announce ment has been made as yet con- corning the nature of the disclos- ure. A full attendance Is desired. Playg- ound Notes
 The playground apparatus is near ly set up and the committee hopes to have it all in position by tonight ready to open the playground on July 5, Tuesday, All children in the town from to 13 years or from kindergarten to seventh grade age are eligible to use the playground.
 The playground will be open week. days from g to 11:3o a. m.. and 1:3O to 5 p. m., if the weather is fair, and on Saturdays the hours will be to 12 a. m. These hours will re- main the same throughout the sum- mer.
 Children under five must be ac- companied by their mothers or older brothers or sisters. The play will free but supervised, apparatus and games being under the direction of Miss Gerard. the director. Chill dren not observing the rules or dis obedient to the supervisor will be deprived of the privileges of the playground. No children will be al- lowed on the playground except when 1t is open and the supervisor is there to direct the games and use of the apparatus.
 Engagement Announced
 Alr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson of Woodford avenue announce the en- sagement of their daughter, Miss Eva C. Johnson, to T. Wallace Bun- nell, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Bunnell of Broad street. No date has been set as yet for the wedding.
 Drunken Driver Fined
 Fulton R. kallasaher of 91 Mon- roe street, Hartford, was fined 3100 and costs by Justice of the Peace NJ. o. Ryder yesterday on charges of driving while under the inf1u- ence of liquor. The accused stated that he had had but two glasses of sweet cider but witnesses for the state. including pr. C. F. Cook, who examined him. disproved his testi- mony. Grand Juror Charles r. Conlon, handled the case for the town.
 Kallasaher was arrested late Thursday night by Deputy Sheriff E.