New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
DRIVER ARRESTED
 FOLLOWING CRASH Myron Crum Charged With
 Driving While Intoxicated CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM
Conversational Church to Observe 1t
 Tomorrow - Local Students Win
 Surprised - Church Notices -

rested last night by Consta ble Thomas Royce on a charge of driv- ing while under the influence of fore Justice William Cunningham this afternoon. Crums machine collided with one operated by Mrs. Henrietta Cargill, Constable Royce following Crum to the center of Plainville and arresting him there. He spent the night in the lookup. He will be prosecuted by Grand Juror William J. Foran.
 Mrs. Alpha Brindley of Southing- ton, through Attorney Charles F. Conon. has brought suit against 1 Crum for $500 damages, claiming | that he owes her this amount. The papers were served by Constable | Royce.
 ChiIdren's Day Program i Children's Day will be observed with a special service at the Congre- l gational church tomorrow morning. 1 The program will be as follows: 1 Professional - Onward Christian Soldiers
 ! Prayer
 Song Rejoice, Rejoice! ..,.. 1 .... Junior Department Boys l Recitation-"The Day We Love- ' John Orfe, Lorne Webster, Louis
 Deloy
 Song-"The Church"
 Recitation-"Our Church" | Song-"So May We"
 Anna Johnson. Primary Department Recitation-"The Daisies" ... 1 ......T Ten Junior Girls Song and chorus ...... Junior Girls Recitations-
 "A Big Brother" ......... ..,.......... Robert Warren
 "A Soldier Brave" ....
 ....... William Benjamin
 My Little Heart" .........
 ....... Barbara Backus
 "A Child's Verse" .......
 ........ Marilynn Wooding Song-"1'll Be Sunbeam" ... Miss Brooks. Miss Thompson's and
 Mrs Bakers Primary Glasses Recitation-"Dad's Schoolmate"
 
 Recitation-"Just Suppose" ...
 ................ Olive Tyler Song-''We've Story to Tell to
 the Nations ............
 ... Junior Department Cradle Roll-Presentation of Flow Hymn
 Baptism
 Anthem by Choir .5 Offering, Doxology, Prayer Address - Hymn (entire congregation) Benediction
 Exit March
 Awarded Letters Among those students of the Bris- tol High school who were honored with athletic awards yesterday after noon were four Plainville youths, one Of whom heads the list in the [ granting of the awards. Chester | Kaufman received a sweater, hay ing won letters in both football and track. Howard Tyler was given q 1 letter for his work on the track team. and Charles Norton and James Salomone were each given numerals The quartet of awards marks the end of Bristols honoring of Plain vile youths aS the graduating class of High school is the last class con- taining Plainville students
 Rehearsals for Concert
 Those children participating in the Children's Day concert which will take place tomorrow at the Baptist ] church will rehearse at the church this afternoon at clock. Children's Day exercises will be held at the il9.
 Attending Graduation
 Mrs. John Trumbull of Farming | ton avenue, Mrs. H. A. Castle of Canal street and Miss Esther Trum- i bull of Park Place are motoring to Mt. Holyoke today to attend the i graduation exercises Of the class of 1 1927 at that institution. Mrs. Trum- | bull will meet Governor Trumbull in South Hadley tomorrow and togeth- CT will attend the graduation exer- cses when their daughter. Miss | Florence Trumbull, will receive her diploma. Mrs. Castle. who IS graduate of Mt. Holyoke, will attend reunion of her class. Mrs. Radcliffe Funeral. The funeral of Mrs. Edith Hanes Radcliffe will be held this afternoon at o'clock at her late home, 13S East Main street. Rev. A. A. Ball, pastor of the Methodist church, will 1 cfficiate. Interment will take place lin West Cemetery.