New Britain herald., 1928-06-30

Chamberlain in pursuit cost John Wilkins of Waterbury s25 and costs last night, The arresting officer testified before Justice Cunningham that Wilkins had passed several cars and dodsed Tn and out of line on the trip. Wilkins tried to excuse himself by saying he was used to travelling that fact and that he con- sidered the road clear. but Justice Cunningham could not see things that way.
 Pecprr Around Again
 A "peeper" was seen peerlnE into window of a house on Maple street near East street. shortly after 1l:0o o'clock last night but had disap- peared before Consta ble George schubert could be summoned. He was noticed by girl and man on the porch of a ne,ghboring home. They called the officer and. while the peeper had escaped by then, the girl said she believed she could identify him.
 scouts Going to Camp Twelve Plalnville Boy Scouts have turned in their application blanks and will pass one or more weeks this summer at the New Britain council camp at Crystal pond, East ford. The season opens on Saturday, July '. The local scouts who will spend vacation periods at this ideal new camping spot are the follow ing: J. Thomasen, Alden and Harold Keeling, Robert Fox. and R Posa- das of Troop of Plainville; E.. Maynard, E. l.. Edwards and San- ford Birnhaum of Troop 33: and Edward Linsley J. Mcintyre. S. Russell, and M, E. Moore of Troop 24.
 New Star scouts Edwin Hills and John M Smith of Troop 1 of Plain>i ille became star scouts this week when they passed the required total Of five merit badges at the session of the New Britain council court of honor.
 Plainville scouts occupied a great deal of the time and space of the session earning a large number of merit badges. These were distributed as follows: Assistant Scoutmaster Roy Weldon of Troop 1 Plainville. conservation. masonry. and cement work: Joseph Fletcher of Troop l of Plainville, firemakins, physical l development. first aid to animals and poultry keeping; Edwin Hills of Troop l Of Plainvillc. pioneering. atheltics, pathfindinE. and first aid to animals; Albert Miller of Troop of PlainvlIle. athletics. first aid. swimming, and cooking: John Smith of Troop of Plainville. poul- try keeping.
 Philip Sherman of Troop 24, handicraft. personal health. path finding and cycling: Russell Smith Of Troop c4, handicraft. cycling, and pathfinding; Edward Linsley of Troop 24. handlcraft and personal health: Robert Culver of Troop 24. handicraf', patsey Berardi of Troop 24. handicraft and pathfinding. Second class rank was attained by M. Mcintyre of Troop 24 and F.. Edwards of Troop 33. who passed their tests Monday at the board of review held here.
 Methodist Church Holy communion will be celc- brated at 1o:45 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Plalnville NJ. F. church. This will be the only ser. vice of the day.
 Watcr,tlle Here Tomorrow The Waterville baseball team will meet the All-Plainviles at 3 o'cock tomorrow afternoon at the local High school field and are expected to make the home team play 1t. best in order to maintain its clean slate for the season and increase the string of victories which 1t has al. ready run to Ave.
 Waterville will use the followine lineup Manager r. w. Frazier has informed Manager John Guiden oi the locals: Vale. ss: Ashmore. 3b; Gagain. c: W. kielty. 1b: Lodge cf; Robertson. 2b: Kulman. If: j. ktelty. If: Frazier, D.
 plainville will use the same line 'Ip which has toppled all opponent. 10 date. Dudack or kaIish will pitch. with Miller and Derazio avail able for hackstoppinE.
 Congregational Churrh The church school will hold nc further sessions till fall. Morning service at l0:45 o'clock, holy com munion.
 Union services July {. in the Methodist church: July IS. in tho Baptist church; July :2. in the Ad. vent Christian church: July 29. ir the Congregational church. Regular service in the Congregational church August 5 and 1.. Tho church will he closed August l9 and cs and Sept ,.
 Churrh of Our Saviour Services tomorrow will bc as fol lows: a. m. holy communion. II a m, Holy communion and sermon. Baptist Church Sunday service at tho Baptis | church will be as follou1: Morning worship at lo:4S o'clock. The pas | for. Rev. A. n. Kendrick, n. D., vii tell Of some of the ous.tandins | features of tho worlds Baptist con (Continued on Page 1iN