New Britain herald., 1928-10-10

Tho first portion Of the program
consisted of the singing of hymns
reading Of scripture. an outline OF
the program for the ensuing year
and the reports of several officers
Reports were made by William A.
Albright, superintendent of the
sunday school: Lincoln johnson,
president OF the Epworth league:
Mrs. Frank White. for the foreign
missions departm snt: Mrs. Emil
Zickwolfe. president Of the Ladies'
Aid society. and Charles Seymour,
church treasurer. Mr.. Ball made a
few remarks.
At the end OF this part OF the
program Il was discovered that Mr..
and Mrs. Walter f. Schober were
celebrating their eighth wedding an
niversary. and Mr.. Ball. on behalf
Of the Sunday school. surprised the
couple by presenting them with a
beautiful bouquet Of yellow carna-
tions.
The second portion Of the pro-
VpVuVu WIFI oC1CStloL1 ~ thc
church orchestra, composed OF
Howard Rogers, Melvin Rogers.
Lincoln Johnson. Merton J. Lamb
and Mrs. Merton ]. Lamb. Mrs.
Beatrice Carlson offered several
readings. AN Appeal" Jimmie
and the Brand New Baby" and "A
Mountain Phoebe"
4 quartet from the Torrington NJ.
Z. church sang the following select
tons: Little Cotton Dolly" Just
Song at Twilight" THE Bells of
st. Mary's." and stars Of the Sum-
mer Night" This quartet consisted
on Raymond Hart, first tenor; Will
liam Burgoyne. second tenor: Har-
~ Norcross baritone; and Gerald
Lynch. bass; accompanied by Will
liam Brown, pianist.
The third portion OF the evenings
program was the singing of popular
songs led by J. Clarence Blair. Re
treshments were served at the end Of
the entertainment. Mrs. William A.
Albright. Mrs. Emil Zickwolfe. and
AAi'SS iJSAlS L hSICI dllCu a. llo5-
tesSes.
7IG New Names
The registrars of voters had q to-
tai of ZIG names OF persons seeking
to become voters when they finished
their labors at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. This is by far 4 record
number for PlainsIlle. The selectmen
will be in session Saturday to
make these new voters. An oppor-
tunity will also be given the towns
people to file their property lists
with the assessors at the same time
Case Postponed
The trial OF Sylvester lima, who
was arrested yesterday afternoon
when his Forestville avenue home
was raided for the third time this
year. was postponed when it came
up last night. and no new date has
yet been set. lima has been released
from custody and will be defended
by Attorney Charles F. Conlon. while
Grand Juror william J. Foran will
prosecute. AS related In last nights
Herald, no liquor other than a quart
for Zinla's own use was found in the
nome, but four quarts were discoy-
cred in a neighborhood field. lima
denies ownership of this.
Chamber secures speaker
\ new type of meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be intro
duced on Thursday evening, October
Is, when William p. Hickey of
Hartford will speak on Fire Insur-
ance." Mr.. Hickey is manager of the
fire department of the Travellers In
surancc Co. Members of the cham
Der have been circularized by letter
and an effort will be made to have
large attendance. Light refresh
ments will be served after the meet
ing. The program has been arranged
by Douglas 8. Mac Donald, chairman
of the entertainment committee.
Two Suits Brought
Fred Berlanti. through Attorney
William j. Malone Of Bristol. has
brought suit for $50 damages against
Joseph and Katherine DiYulio. Act
ing on q writ returnable before JUS
tice Edward p. Prior at 10 a. M. on
October %. Deputy Sheriff Joseph
W. Harding of Bristol has attached
property of the defendants on Pearl
street.
Seven acres Of land along the
tan race" have been attached by
Deputy Sheriff +. w. Furrey in an
action for $500 damages brought by
Anthony Srogi OF New Britain |
against John J. Higgins of the
same city Attorney Cyril F. Ganf-
ney Of New Britain issued the writ.
which is returnable in the city court
Of New Britain on the fifth Monday
of October.
Complaints Made
Complaints have been made that
the charges being used In blasting
out the canal In Charles H. Norton
park are too large and are endanger-
ing the windows of houses in the
southwestern section of the town.
Residents Of that neighborhood al
most as far as the center report that
their houses shake violently when
the charges are exploded.
Motorists have also complained of
The condition Of Broad street at it's
with Whiting street.
There are several sharp ridges
across the highway here and car
springs are given severe jouncef
even when the auto is travelling al
4 moderate pace.
Baptist Church Notes