New Britain herald., 1928-10-27
MORNING SESSION 0F COURT ADOPTED
 Experiment Satisfies Officials Keeps Night Officer on Duty
 PUBLIC SCHOOL HEARING
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Cosmopoaitan League-Briefs.
 An effort to place the local jus tice courts on more ordered basis and one more in keeping with the system in vogue in surrounding cities is being made by local court officials and Constable George Schu- bert. night patrolman. and sessions are being held at s:30 o'clock in the morning instead of at scattered hours throughout the afternoon and evening. Morning courts and the holding of them at uni form hour are believed by these officials to offer several advan- ] tages not only to themselves but to the persons brought before them 1 for trial. and they are highly pleas ed with the results to date. l Night sessions have been found to interfere with the duties of Consta- | ble Schubert. as they are held dur ing the hours he is on duty. Ere quently accident calls have come in while he has been in court and it has been necessary for him to hold up the trial by answering it or to delay action on the call by trying to locate another constable. Under the plan adopted during the past two weeks the night officer is free from court appearances during his duty period and can devote his entire at- tention to patroling and answering such calls as come in.
 l The morning session is in vogue in all city police courts and has been found satisfactory by local au- thorities. One of the cardinal changes effected by the change has been the starting of court at a time which Is not only the same each morning but which is rigidly ad- hered to. It is said by court officials that when Justice Frederick Bullen opened a session promptly at 9:S0 o'clock last week it was the first time in years that court had begun on time.
 The agitation for a town court was unsuccessful two years ago, when the bill to provide ore was de- feated in the state legislature, but another bill is expected to be pre- sented at the coming session of the assembly. In the meantime, the Plainville court officials are sys- tematizing their justice courts and bringing them as near the town court level as they can.
 1 Congregational Church
 Sunday morning service at 1o:45 o'clock. The minister will preach Sermon topic: Some Arresting Say ings." Anthem: Dear Lord and l Father of Mankind-Targett Church school after the morning service.
 | Congregational Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 D. n., in the parish house. Devotional service will be conducted by Miss Rachel smith. The speaker of the evening will be Mrs. Mary Eskridge King of New 1 Haven. Mrs. King is a graduate of Duke university, Durham. North Carolina. For several years she has been connected with young peoples work in her home state of West Vir- ginia. At present she is teacher of a class of high school girls in the Sun day school of the Church of the Re deemer. New Haven.
 l The executive committee will hold it's October meeting at the parson- age on Tuesday evening at 7:s0 o'clock.
 The Womans Federation will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Following the business meeting. Mrs. H. A. Castle, delegate to the mis- sionary rally in Hartford. and Mrs. J. Roy Wilkerson, delegates to the American board meeting in Bridge port, will make reports. Mrs J.. Howard La Field will be present and will give a report of the Episcopal conference which she attended re gently in Washington. D. C.
 The evening group will meet on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Howard s. Smith, Pennington avenue.
 l A Halloween marquerade party will be given by the Congregational young people at the parsonage on Thursday evening at o'clock. All young people of the church are cor dially invited to be present.
 The deacons. and those who wish to unite with the church on confess sion of faith. are asked to meet with the pastor at the parsonage Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Communion will be celebrated next Sunday. All those who have signitied willingness to unite with the church. either by letter or on confession of faith. are requested to be present at this service.
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