New Britain herald., 1929-07-08


 two gypsy women, entered the store about 10 o'clock, and one of them engaged the clerk in charge of the place in conversation while her com- panion reached into the cash regis ter and distracted S12. As soon as the robbery was detected, a search was made in the neighborhood by the employees of the store. but the gypsy women had made good their getaway.
 Special Appeal
 The Social Welfare league has been appealed to for work for a girl of fl. Friends of the league are asked to help in the effort to obtain some kind of employment. The need is great and the girl is capable and willing, Anyone interested is asked to call at 55 Whiting street.
 Visiting in South
 Rev. Dr. A. D. Kendrick and Mrs. kendrick left yesterday afternoon for motor trip to Georgia. Dr. Kendricl will visit his birthplace in Montezuma and also several of the cities where he was pastor. includ- ing Atlanta and Americus Dr. Ken drick's great-great- great -grandfath- CT, Rev. Daniel Marshall. left Wind sor in 1751 and went to Georgia, where in 1771 he founded the first Baptist church in Georgia. the old Kiokee church in Columbia coun- ty.
 In 17S6 his son, Rev. Abraham Marshal. who was pastor of this same church. made a trip from Georgia to New England on horse back. preaching all the way and back again to Georgia.
 It is Dr. Hendricks plan to go over as much of this route as pos sible, also to attend service in the Kokee church, for, while the church was abandoned long ago, services are held ther3 once each summer. The local couple plan to return on August 1.
 Funeral of James L. White
 Funeral services for Jomes L. White, aged 73, who died Friday afternoon, were held yesterday aft ernoon at o'clock at the Mill Plain Union church at Waterbury. Rev. Joseph O. Todd officiated, Burial was in Pine Grove cemetery, Water bury.
 MT. White was a resident of Wa terbury for many years. and for the past three years lived in Plainville and Southington. He was survived by three daughters, a sister and a | brother.
 Union Services Sunday
 Rev, Dr. W. D. Beach, district superintendent of the Methodist New York East conference, will be the preacher at the union services which will be held next Sunday at the Bap- tlst church. The services will be held under the auspices of the Plain vile M. E. church. the Baptists loan ing their ediice for the night The union services will be attend ed by members of the Methodist, Baptist, Advent Christian, and Con- gregational churches.
 Court Session Tomorrow
 Three cases will come up for trial in the town court tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Dominick Nesgoda will appear to answer to charges of assault and breach of the peace. T.. Costello of Waterbury and John Shea answer to charges of violation of the rules of the road.
 PIainyilIe Briefs Wesley Stewart and Horace Slmons have gone to the Citizens Military Training camp at Newport, R. L, for a months stay.
 George Okenquist, accompanied by John and William Cassidy left yes tcrday morning for camp at Mantle for two weeks.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Dore of Guil- ford, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. |. w. tarrar of Tomlin- son avenue.
 MI. anu sll N' lN' iS' -'i'i iNf 'hNi'e ! the weekend at Lake Pocotopaue. J. II Boehm has returned to his home on Park street after spending weeks vacation at his cottage at Congomond lake, where Mrs. Boehm is spending the summer.
 Mrs Fred l., Jones of North Attleboro, Mass. has returned home after spending the past week with her parents, Mir and Mrs. A. L. Rogers of Strong court. Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Morse Of Southington road and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Purdy and daughter, Dorothy of East Broad street are vaCationin2 in New Hampshire. Misses Dorothy Seymour Flora = belle Parker, Patty Smith. Anna Morgio. Airline Slater and Marion Smith of Troop S. Girl Scouts, left Saturday 10 spend two weeks al Camp Spracue, Portland.
 A son was born yesterday 10 MT. and Mrs. Frank Rcale. MT Reale is the proprietor of barber shop on Whiting street.
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