New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-24

pupils attending the high school bu
only to the children in the elemen
tary schools-grades / to s.
The high school will be in session
rain or shine, and the no school sig.
nal will be disregarded by high
school pupils.
The no school signal will be 8
bast of the whistle sounded at {
o'clock il there is to be no schoo
in the morning. and at 1850 O'Clock
II there is to be no school in the
afternoon.
Many Hear DR.. Dodd
Rev. DIR. NJ. Z. Dodd, NATIONAL,
renowned minister of the First Bap.
fist church OF Shreveport, La, spoke
at the Plainyille Baptist church last
evening to a large and appreciative
congregation. He took for his theme
What Christ Means to Me-to Us
According to st. Paul" DR.. Dodd
proved a powerful and magnetic
speaker by the manner in which he
held the close attention and SYM
pathy of the audience Throughout,
the entire discourse.
Rev. Philip Cleveland, pastor OF
the Advent Christian church. omit
ted the regular mid-week prayer
meeting at his church in order that
he and his people might attend
There were also many persons
from surrounding towns who took
advantage of the opportunity to hear
one OF the leading clergymen of the
United States.
DIR. Dodd is at present summer
supply preacher at fremont temple
in Boston. He is a close friend of
the local pastor, Rev. DR.. A.. d.
kendrick, and is spending a few
days at the kendrick home in Wind.
sor.
Enter Tennis Tourney
+. S. Hanny and K. L. Farr will
represent the PlainNille Y. NJ. G. A.
in the County "Y" tennis tourna-
ment which starts at Walnut Hill
park, New Britain, tomorrow after
noon. Farr will meet Backman of
Southington at o'clock, and Hanny
will play DeGarmo of Simsbury at 3
o'clock. The local doubles team
drew bye in the first round and
will first tackle kensington in the
semi-tinals on Tuesday evening.
Democratic Caucus
4 caucus of the democratic voters
Of the town will be held in the town
hall at 5 o'clock tonight. Delegates
10 the coming state, congressional
and senatorial conventions of their
party. A large turnout of the regis
tered democrats is desired.
Realty Transfers
OZro /. Cooley has transferred Lot
No. 81 at South Washington lawn,
located on Lincoln street, to Frank
Caparelli. according to a warranty
deed filed at the town clerks office.
Arthur L. Chambers of Plainvillc
has purchased Lot No. II at Allen
park. located on Tominson avenue,
from Joseph T. Donovan of Bristol
Winifred B. Wilson Of Bristol has
sold land and buildings on Wash
irgton street to Jessie B. Schmidt of
Southington.
Lot No. Al and half OF Lot No. "a
on the Hemingway tract have been
sold by Robert B. White to Roy T.
Ferguson. The property is located
at Broad and Hemingway streets.
Miss DAILY Away
Miss Catherine DAILY, visiting
nurse. will return to resume hel
duties on September T. She has beer
on vacation during the presen,
month. her place being taken BY
Mrs. Tooth.
Mechanics Lien
The firm of Rackliffe Bros, Inc,
OF New Britain, through Attorney
Edward A. Mag of that city. has
placed n mechanics lien on the
property of Leroy B. and the late
Chloe A. Warren at 47-49 Pierce
street, claiming that it furnished
building materials for use on that
properly.
Trial Tonight
The case of Donald Freeman. who
was summoned to appear In court
following an automobile accident on
the New Britain road several weeks
ago. will be heard tonight. r. Pres
to, Of New Britain. the driver of the
truck with which Frecman's car
collided, will also be in court and
an attempt will be made to settle the
responsibility.
Sued for Divorce
Joseph hi Iulio of Plainvjlle has
been sued for divorce by Rose Cop
pola hi 1ulio OF Southington, the
plaintiff charging cruelty and petit
tioning for the fight to change her
name to Rosa Coppola. The papers
We're issued by Attorney Ralph c.
Coppcto OF Waterbury and are re-
turnahle in the superior court the
first Tuesday of September. Service
was made by Deputy Sheriff f. w.
Furrey.