New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
formerly closing at l0:l5 a. III. now closes at 19.45 a. m.
 Railroad Instalis Bu>~cs

| Railroad lnstalls Bu>>cs Coiucident with the change in railroad schedules to conform 10 the i return to standard time. the Rail- read company has placed a number 1 Of the l2-cylinder gasoline busses m service between Waterbury and Hartford, replacing the regular steam trains. These busses have been scheduled during the hours when the traffic is lightest and will operate as follows: Train No. 20GU 1rriying from Hartford at s:04 a. m.; train No. 17o5 arriving from Hartford at 9;40 a. m. train No. oGa | arriving from Hartford at 3;0l p. m. EusN,s will also leave for Hart ford on the following schedule:
 Train No. zoos at lo:ia q. m, train No. l7lS leaving for Hartford at
 i,4e ?. m. and train No. 272 leaving for Hartford at l;0t ?. m. The use of the busses will mean considerable saving in expense as they are operated by d two-man crew instead Of five as formerly. Il was said today that the placing of the busses in service will affect If , men on the runs between Waterbury and Hartford who will be thus re- leased to other duties.
 stolen Car Found
 An automobile belonging to Will liam UorawitZ of Norton street. New Haven. and which was stolen from that city last night, was found abandoned on the Memorial Boulc- yard at o'clock this morning. The car had evidently been run until the gasoline supply had become exhaust d. The owner has been notified.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Clement Sarachun Of Terryville was fined s25 and costs by Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morning on the charge Of reck- less driving. A charge Of driving while under the influence Of liquor was nolled Sarachun was involved in an automobile accident on Park street last Sunday night. He was represented by Judge $. Russell Mink
 Funeral of Michael Barry The funeral of Michael l.. Barry. r1. well known resident of this city. who died yesterday at his home, 2os Pin" street. will be held tomorrow morning at the undertaking rooms . n p,-,, !, o'clock. X high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Matthew's church in forestvjlle at 9 o'clock and burial will be in the Catholic cemetery at Illainville.
 MT. Barry leaves beside his wife, ! Mrs. Margaret Barry. two sons, Howard and John Barry: three daughters. Mrs George Woodford. Miss Grace Barry and Mrs. Albin Durant: two grandchildren, Dorothy Barry and Jane Margaret Wood ford. all Of this city. He also leaves d sister. Mrs. William Craig of i Bridgeport.
 To Continue Amateur Bouts ! Nil'iHIINN IL. NiosbS anu llOllldS i Hinchliffc of the Park A. C. club 1 have announced that amateur bouts
 would be staged in Red Mems hall 1 during the winter months.
 The first Of the series of indoor bout will be held in Red Mems hall 1 Friday night when teams from New l Haven and Bridgeport will meet scrappors from Hartford. Bristol, i New Britain and Terryville. i Teachers to Frolic l The annual banquet of the Rris- tol Teachers association will be held at the high school on Thursday. The Ievels will start at 4:3O in the aft ernoon when games and stunts to be followed by the banquet. The an nual election Of officers will take place.
 Plans are under way for the an nual outing of the Bristol Men Teachers club at Cedar Lake carly next month. The actual date has not as yet been set, but questionnaires have been sent 10 the members ask | ing for an expression as to the most satisfactory date. Tho plan is to have the outing start on some satis- factory Friday, staying at the lake until the following Sunday. The time will be spent with sports, dis cusSion& and banquet, with not able list of speakers drafted from the membership Of the club.
 Work Progresses On Thcatcr
 \ large force Of men are cn- gagged in rushing to completion the work on the new Cameo theater which is being constructed for the Colonial theaters, Inc. on lower Main street It is planned 10 have tho theater completed in time so that it may be opened to the public next month.
 Parent Teacher Meeting One of the principal features of the meeting of the John J. Jen- tninCs Parent-Teacher association which is to be held tomorrow eve ming, Sept cS. is membership drive. It is planned to include in Ahe membership of the organiza- ton all Of the parents of the pupils ! who attend the John J. Jennings | school.
 \ program of entertainment,
 which will include Community sing ing. has been arranged by the com mittee in charge.
 Granted Divorce ' 4 divorce has been granted by { Judge Newell Jennings in the su- l perior court 10 Esther NJ. Lewis Of l this city. from Frank A. Lewis Of 1 Royal Oak, Mich. Mrs. Lewis has