New Britain herald., 1929-07-03

ident, A. T. Bierkan: secretary, w, F. Jennings; treasurer and executive officer, l., A. Gladding; Dr. B. F. Beardsley, |. $. Clark, Fred Kelsey. George $. Stratton. J. B. Woolson, H. R. Crockett. J. R. Ensign and B. D. Mclean.
 The schedule of services in the au- dltorium will be as follows:
 Saturday. July 20, opening service at 7:3O o'clock. The state federation of mems Bible classes will be guests Dr. Robert NJ. Moore of Brooklyn will give his address on Jones; or The Heroism Of the Commonplace. |"
 Sunday, July 21. 1O:SO a. m. Bish- op Francis J. Mcconnell. D. D., of New York city; 2:30 p. m.. Dr. Rob- ert NJ. Moore; 7;30 p. m, Bishop F, J. Mcconnell.
 Monday July %. p. m, Mrs. Fila A. Boole, president of the Ma tional Women's Christian Temper ance union. This service under the auspices Of the State w. C. T. L.; 7;S0 D. m, Mrs, Ella A. Boole.
 Tuesday, July 23, . D. m, Rev. W. S. Jackson of Winsted, Conn. i; 7:30 ?. m., Rev. L. II. Dorchester, D. D., of Hartford.
 Wednesday, July A. D. m.. ser vice under the auspices of the Wom- ans Home Missionary society Miss Eva Barnes of New Britain will speak; 7:3o ?. m., Rev. C. S. Ap- plegath.
 Thursday, July p. D. m. service under the auspices of the Woman $ Foreign Missionary society speaker 10 be announced; 7:3O D. m, Er C. s. Applegath
 Friday, July 26. D. m., Rev. NJ J. Creeger of MddletoWn, Conn. i; 7;3o D. m,. Rev. C. $. Applegath.
 Saturday. July 27, D m.. Rev. Richard Hegarty of Waterbury: 7:30 D. m.. an evening of music under the direction of Miss Lois w. Beach. Curtis M. Salisbury, tenor soloist, of New Haven. and others will assist the chorus; 9:30 p. m, camp fire on the athletic field
 Sunday, July 2S, 10:3o a. m, Rev. Albert F. Day. D. D., Of Pittsburgh, Pa: 2:30 D. m., Dr. Albert F. Day; 7:3o D, nr,, Rev. Arch Trcmayno, Ph. D., of Brooklyn. x. Y. Curtis NJ. Saulsbury, well-knoWn tenor soloist of New Haven, will sing at all the Sunday services.
 Monday. July %, closing service in charge of the district superintend- cnt
 Class meeting at S:30 a. Tn. daily in the ChautalNqua house. in charge of Morgan Morsans Of New Britain The chidren's hour. to 10 O clock each morning, will bc under the direction Of Lois w. Beach. Pic uic Friday afternoon at Rockwell | Park. Bristol.
 Ready For Tonight All of the conStablCS met with First Selectman James Simpson last evening and plans were made for the policing of the town tonight. Be sides Constab ble George schubert and two state officers. law and order will be preserved by all of the consta bles ot the town, who will go on special duty at o'clock and will patrol the streets until morning. Tomorrow the special officers will he on duty of and on during the day. They will be on duty until 12 o'clock to- morrow night.
 Prosecuting Attorney Charles F COnlOn issued special orders today forbiddinG the use of the wat4l 1 trough in front of the Baptis' l church for a duciling place, and any rested and prosecuted. The officer: | will keep a special watch at fhi' point This trough has been th. ! .conG of considerable trouble in pas i years, merchants and other prom. i ncnt residents Of the town being subjected to humiliation by being | tucked in if by gangs of boys anl mon. The ConstYbles arc deter 1 mined to end the practice this yea
 The public is warned that no pr,. ! mature celebrations and disturba1tce, { will he tolerated and arrest 4nt
 prosecution will follow any. Tn, : town will be completely patrOlla . and every effort possible made tC
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 iHnS Of other years.
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 Ar. %Nd Mrs R. C. Hart of I,aS street annor,nce the engagement n their daughter. Carolyn Beverly. t