New Britain herald., 1929-10-19

Ernest T. Belden, now Bristors chief of police. and Miss Lille Stone Were united in marriage on a beau tiful April afternoon by Rev. F. F. Tower, pastor of the Baptist church Of Bristol.
 The late William F.. Sessions was born in EdgeWood and called the little chapel of which he was su- pcriutcndent, his Number One Sun day School" according 10 copies Of his writings kept by the present members of the chapel.
 One of the most impressive parts of the program will be the speech of Rev. Arthur k. Goodcnough, who was one of the principal speak CTS at the 18th anniversary.
 The Program
 The program. as it has been ar ranged by those in charge Of the dedication, is as follows: Organ prelude by Edward L. Graham; hymn, 70 Worship Thy King; the apostles creed; d prayer by Rev Hubert D. Jones; anthem by the choir of the Prospect M r., church; reci'ations, The BuiIder" by Wal ter Fisher; "Octobers Bright Blue Weather by Doris Hawley; "TolI. by Pansics" by Muriel Scovilla; The Friendly Cow by Otto Ncu- man; "Scptember' by BaymonI Fisher; Swing" by Sigmund Neu- man, and Bed in Summer" by Ed gar and Charlotte Fisher.
 Then will come a soprano solo by Mrs. Ida Hough Hamilton; greet ings by Rev. Hubert D. Jones and w. H, Hall: an anthem "Open the Gates of the Temple" by the choir: offertory for missions; hymn, "IIow Firm a Foun3at.on': an anniversary address by Ney. Arthur II. Good- enough; hymn, God Ha wi,n You" and brnging the program to d close, hanedictiou by Mr. Good enough.
 All friends of the chapel are in r!ted 10 attend.
 Case Is Nollcd
 The case of Henry Hurlburt of Thomaston, who was charged with obtaining goods under false pre. tencrs, was nolled upon payment of costs in police court this morning HurIburt made restitution for "rubbor' $20 check which he hal passed at ;he Bristol Candy Co.
 Bristol Men Arrested
 Yesterday afternoon, Sergeant 1T,.r,,.,- arrested Fred Barz of 2J Nelson place and James Lazarski of Curtiss street for the Plainville police.
 The two men are being held un- der $500 bond for violation of the liquor laws.
 2G0 At Convention
 About 290 representatives Of the Central and Farmington Valley as sociauons were present at q meet ing held at the Congregational Par ish house last night.
 Judge Epaphrodi'us Peck was the presiding officer and Rev. D. Brew CT Eddy, the principal speaker.
 here were preSentatives from about 25 different churches.
 TUCK 1itS signal
 A truck driven by Clarence Bcas- ley of this city struck d police sig nal at Laurel and North Main streets last night. The driver attempted to take A sharp turn, and in doing so the rear right wheel mounted the curb and the body of the truck struck the police box. A red light globe and bulb were broken. There was no other damage
 shows Increase in Growth The financial report of the Brs- tol Building and Loan association. read at the annual meeting shows the following assets: Mortgage loans, $37,5G5; share loans, $g25; subscriptions due, $475.25; interest due, $203.57, and cash on hand. $320.G2, or d total Of $39,4S9.44.
 The directors of the association whose terms expired at the last meeting were reelected for another three years. They are Walter F. Spicor. A. C. Hitchcock, John T. Chidscy, and F. Morton Ingraham.
 Flag Display
 The Polish organizations of Bris- tol have set aside tomorrow to Casimir Pulaski, Polish hero of the American Revolution.
 Residences and business houses will display the American flag in honor of Irigadier General Pulaski
 French Giving Play
 The local French residents are giving a historical dramatic play at the high school auditorium tomor- row afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and in the evening at o'clock. The play under the able direction of Rev. Father Normand of st, Annc's church, is entitled "I.ourdcs" and is the story of little Bernadctte
 Tn" Children of Mary will pre- sent q comedy and musical sketch during the evening.
 Elected to High Onice
 Albert F. Trothier of this city Was elected to the dircctorial board of the St. Jean Baptist society at the national convention in session this week at Burlington. Vt. Mr. lrOtnlrr IS secretary or the local council and president of the western district or the state.
 The St Jean Baptist society has q membership of So,O0o in fl states, Its membership ia mostly confined to the New England states, western group, and California. Young People Giving Dance
 The young people Of St. Josoph's s church will present an informal dance at the high school gym on November s. Tho New Departure orchestra has been engaged to fur nish music for the affair. The committee in charge is com posed of the following: Misses Agnes Barry, Anna Landry, Eileen Guckin,