New Britain herald., 1929-07-05

were taken to Hartford but were re- leased several hours later.
 Many of the residents feel that the arrests were uncalled for and no right to be in the church.
 The boys will be tried at special session of the court tonight. Judge G, G. Griswold will be on the bench.
 To Leave On Vacation
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrum of East Berlin will leave tomorrow for an extended trip through the West. They will go to Niagara Falls and through the Great Lakes by boat following which they will tour through Yellowstone park. They will be gone about three weeks
 Leave for Europe
 Rev. and Mrs. s. A. Fiske and children. Samuel. Jr.. and Victoria. left today for New York. from where they will sail for Europe tomorrow. They plan to spend the summer abroad, returning the first part of September. William Shepard of Der lin, student at Cornell university. will be a member of the group. as will Mrs. Walter E. Fiske and Mrs. Clara F. Allen of Warehouse Point. They will visit points of interest In Denmark, Holland. Germany. and O 1Dr nd ',-1-r +N Berlin and will conduct services on September &.
 Visiting Town
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Smith of Spooner of kensington.
 Finance Board Meeting
 The finance board will meet at the Berlin town hall tonight 10 discuss further the plan of the school board for the addition to be erected at the kensington grammar school The school board recently turned down an amendment that the finance board offered, to the effect that the addition be built on the south side of the present building in order that the playground space would not be made smaller. The school board in sists that the addition be built at the east side of the school.
 Whether the matter will reach a town meeting or not seems to be a problem of the boards There has been much discussion on the part of the members of the board during the past few months, and as yet they have been unable to agree on any proposition
 Members of the finance commit tee, however, express hope that the matter will be settled tonight and will go to a spcial meeting of the voters in the near future. Escape Custody
 Three men escaped the arm of the law yesterday afternoon when they were seen attempting to take cal that was parked in front of Rev. s A. Fiske's home on Berlin street. The men fled when they saw they haG been seen. Constable Frank Brow1 chased them to New Britain. where he lost track of them. It was sait by witnesses that the men wer, drunk at the time and that two ol them had gotten into the back of the car and had gone to sleep. The other attempted to start the car but wa: unsuccessful. No clue of their iden tity was obtained.
 To Leave For New York
 William Coale of Berlin will leav, for New York city Monday to worl for the American Hosiery Co. in the New York office. He is the son of Chase Coale, vice president and sale, manager of the hosiery company. East Berlin Items No accidents were reported iron | this area in the usual celebration o | the Fourth Which was said 10 be tn, noisiest in many years. Many fam 1 'lies motored to the shore or othe 1 ioCreational centers.
 A reunion of the Hubbard famil, was held yesterday at the home o i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cobey. Member attended from Hartford. New Belt i ain, Southington and other nearb, | towns. There were 2S people at th reunion. A social time was enjoyed Mrs. J. Rose Beldcn ana NiCto tclden spent the Fourth as tn guests of MT. and Mrs. R. R. Stev cnson Of Middletown.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Read an,