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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
.ASSYR|AN MISSION
HAS BIBLE DRAMA
jolly Junior Girls Club Promotes
Enjoyable Social

The Assyrian Jolly Junior Girls
club of the South Congregational
church, organized almost two years
ago. last night gave an interesting
play, Bible drama. prepared by thu
club leader. Mrs. Philip Tamraz. III
the chapel of thc church. The
members of the club took part in h.
play. \ number recitcd poems in
English and in Assyran. written by
Mrs. Elisha Adams. wife of Rev.
Elisha r. Adams The address Of
welcome Was given by Mrs. Tamraz
The chairman of the evening was
Mrs. TamraZ.
Members OF the club wore old
fashioned costume in the drama. A
violin solo and piano selections We're
given by boys and girls of the As
syrian mission. One Of the most en-
joyable features Of the evening was
a specially by Harry Bonney, vocal
list. accompanied by his son, ..lilton
spoke briefly. concerning scout work
a small number of mission boys and
girls are members OF the scout
troops Of the South church.
The club members have completed
a multi colored quilt al their meet
lngs. which was sold last night and
s15 was realized on the sale The
total receipts OF the affair were $50.
This money VIII be used for the
purchase of gowns for the girls
chorus which sings at Sunday serv-
ices. The occasion was both on
joyahle and profitable for the club
and the mission.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
YOUTHFUL AUTHOR
KIDNAPS BROTHER
Jersey Boy Writer Seeks Color
for marble Coffin"

North Arlington, n. j.. March .
Np) bryan Hamilton Connolly, an
author whose works are as yet un-
published. was secluded in his gar
ret today feyerishly pcnnjng the
climaCtic chapters of The Marble
Coffin while police lowered inside.
Although Mr.. Connolly has just
turned his 14th birthday he already
writes with distinction on such SUBJ
jects as piracy. highway robbery and
the more turbulent phases OF COW
punching. Yesterday he added kid
naping to the subjects which he has
mastered.
His latest novel, The Marble
Coffin" had reached the stage whare
he had written:
Your kids are being held for
$500 600 ransom. Beginning tomor-
row we viii cht an ear off each one
every day until the money is sent to
us. When the ears are gone we will
cut off their toes one by one"
Mr.. Connolly put down his pen
and pondered How could he write
on a subject about which he knew
nothing He must gain experience
by kidnapping someone and learning
how the parents reacted. Just then
his nine-ycar- brother entered
the garnet
Late yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Connolly came home to find both her
sons missing and the above note on
the kitchen table.
Mrs. Connolly wept. called police.
Descriptions of the two boys were
broadcast throughout the east. De-
tectivcs called at the Connolly home
and were led to the garnet. There
amid manuscripts dealing With pi-
rates, cowboys and bandits, they
found the half-inished tale Of The
Marble Coffin
Two hours later Mr.. Connolly and
his brother. who had been camping
in a nearby field. were brought
home.
"lou don't understand" Mr.. Con-
molly explained. II had to do it for
the book. II you want to know any
more YOU will have to wait until I
finish The Marble Coffin"
Detectives who tip-toed about the
Connolly house today in order not
to disturb an author at work indi-
Gated that The Marble Coffin
would be a best seller among North
Arlington policemen.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09

speaker al Il meeting of the Women's
College club TO be held at the home
OF Mrs. Emil ii. Funk of 81 Pros
pee, street al o'clock Monday eve.
ming. Her subject will be Some Ex-
periences OF Brlstol's First Woman
Probation Officer"
Murphy Promoted
John r. Murphy. of IS High street,
local freight agent of the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad
company for he past years, has
been appointed assistant agent of
Boston freight terminal. An an
nounc.mcnt Of the promotion was
made by Superintendent OHaniey OF
the Waterbury division, who With
Train Master William Il. casey.
stopped off in Bristol today.
Mr.. Murphy, in his new position,
viii have complete charge of the
Boston Terminal fruit exchange
which at present has 81 members
and is considered one of the most
important branches OF the freight
department.
Mr.. OHanley stated today that 10
successor 10 Mr. Murphy ut the local
station had been selected but that
an appointment would be made
within the near future.
Mrs. Kate Gates sanders
Mrs. Kate Gate Sanders, aged GS,
Of Isl Divinity street, died at her
lone at 10 O'Clock last evening fol-
low ing Il short illness Mrs Sanders
MIS- born in Ieomiustor, Mass, on
Angus rs. $50 and came to Bris-
tol four " ars ago. She is survived
by hrr husband and one daughter.
The body viii be shipped Monday
morning to Lconinstor where inter-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
GOVERNMENT POSTERS
TO BOOST PROHIBITION
Evils Of Liquor Traffic viii Ik
shown in Advertising Campaign
of Enforcement Bureau.

Washington. March lP-Posters
suitably illustrated Will tell OF the
evils of the liquor traffic and the
benefits of prohibition, as seen by
the government.
Commissioner Doran Of the pro-
hibition bureau has decided that an
advertising campaign by the gov
eminent will aid law enforcement.
and specimens Of posters carrying
appropriate sentiments are in the
hands of a committee of the ma
tional conference of organizations
supporting the 18th amendment.
They viii report recommendation
10 nr. noran.
Fifty thousand dollars for educa-
tionai purposes WIS made availa bic
to tho prohibition bureau under
bill passed at the last congress, and
this vii bc used in the poster cam
paigu
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09

barn at the rear of the store. It
was only after frenzied efforts on the
part OF neighbors that the fire was
eXtinguished. East Berlin has no fire
protection to speak of and any fire
once started must burn itself out
Tn" next meeting of the Wesle.
vans is scheduled for Monday eve
ming at o'clock in the Methodist
church social rooms.
The bowling team from the Amer
lean Paper Goods and the Stanley
Chemical company have arranged
for series Of games to be played
on the local alleys.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09

men and each dropped in five bas
kets. The locals exhibited strong
son.
The game last night vas the last
TO be played prior to the Yale tour
nalneBt al New Haven. in which the
Bristol team viii participate. The
SlllLIiNIEA.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
BOARD OF FINANCE
TO Set TAX RATE
No Increase Likely, Says Stevens
t4t.2 Mills Possible
RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL
Woman Injured in Accident in Front
OF Town Hall is Di>thargcd-Isc-
lief init Organized by Legion
Church NOticcs-I.criin Briefs.

At A special meeting Of tine
finance board Of the town of Berlin
Monday evening in the town hall at
115 o'clock III" lax rate VIII b"
discussed by the board. Gland" W
Stevens, chairman OF the board, SAID
this morning that mo increase IN
the tax rate is likely IT, however.
the elahoratn building program for
the new Junior high school
goes INTO effect, tn" tax
rate rate viii jump mp
Mr.. stevens added. The obvious roa-
son for this would be the increased
pull or the purse strings OF the
tom.
Taking the estimated budget for
192S-l929. which is s114.5lS. and
dividing it by the 1928 grand list
for the town of Berlin. which is 81
a5s.4S5, will give a possible tax rat"
Of "A Il mills. which would NOR"
than cover the ve-mentloned
budget
This. however will be decided by
the finance board next Monday eve
ming at the town hall.
The board of relief explained to-
day that the amount taken off the
grand list in response 10 appeals.
was S34.je5. the remainder Of the
reduction of S75.9s9 having been for
the soldiers and blind exemptions.
Mrs. Drtsluer Discharged
Mrs Elsie Drodusr of IS owen
street. Hartford, who was involved
in an automobile crash early y"ster-
day morning in front OF the Berlin
town hail. has been disc hargcd from
the Meriden hospital where she was
taken after the accident occurred.
The driver of her ear. Policeman
Rudolph Darby of Hartford. sus-
tanned slight injuries 10 his back ard
was able to steer the flowed machine
TO Il Mcridcn garage.
Legion BANQUET
Progress is reported 10y the com
mittae in chargc of the arrangements
for the annual American Legion
banquet to be held in the Berlin
Grange hall in the near future.
Tickets viii j." on sale after next
Monday and may he obtained from
any member OF the Legion, accord
ing TO Commander liuncc.
Relief init Formed
Organization Was reported OF N
emergency relief unit of the Amer
lean Legion in Berlin. The five main
factors have been formed and their
respective leaders assigned. No. !
will be executive: No. .. medical No.
3. transportation; No. 4. substance
end No. 5. patrol duty. Such unit
will be ready to give aid. protection
and relief to the community in time
of disaster.
Ih.riin Congregational Church
Rev Samuel A. Fiske, pastor OF
the Berlin Congregational church
will conduct a morning service at
16:45 O'Clock. Sunday school will be
held at IL o'clock noon. Young Peo-
pies meeting at p. IN. and the
Lentcn Ncsper service at o'Oclck.
The sermon topic will b" Earth
Eonnd.
~. I'xuls Church
Services at 81. 1'aul's church III
Iorsingtor viii he AT and |" a, m
Rev. John {. Brennan and Rev. W.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
FAVORABLE REPORT
GIVEN ON HIGHWAY
House Hears Recommendation
From Road Committee
APPROVAL Is EXPECTED
Services in Churches Tomorrow
Mo,ning-Iiain, illc High Basket
ball Team Wins Again - Special
Meeting of the American Legion.

Meeting of the American Legion.
At the session of the house OF
representatives held yesterday after
noon at the state capitol. the roads
I rivers and bridges committee made IA
favorable report on the proposed
new highway in Plainville to be To-
| Gated on East street. between Bios
SONS corner and Harris corner. The
action OF the road committee follow
Cd the hearing given to local laNpay-
ers last Tuesday afternoon. At this
hearing favorable comments toward
the highway were given by First Sc
lectman james Simpson and the rest
of the delegation present.
It is expected that the bill will
come before the house some day
next week for approval. Those be-
hind the bill arc confident that it
will be passed by both the house
and the senate. The bill was orig
inally introduced by Representative
Robert 3. White Of Plainvillc and
has the support Of the state, which
has been advocating the proposed
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Bristol High Wins Easily

- to II. The first half was "a scor-
ing duel with the locals leading at
the half by d - TO II margin. In
tn" final period the Lions We're I'M
able 10 score a single point while the
locals were adding five points TO
their total The game had the
crowd in an uproaI from beginning
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Methodist Church

Morning worship at 1915 o'clock
Rev. A. 4. Ball, pastor, viii preach.
Sunday school at IL o'clock. Ep-
worth league at 6 p. IN. Merton j.
Lamb will be the speaker. Union
service in the Baptist church at !
O'Clock. Rev. Ball Will deliver the
sermon.
The Ladies' Aid society viii meet
Wednesday afternoon a. the home
Of Mrs. Ruth Nelson on West Main
- -,i
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09

d. Casey of Hartford will be the
celebrants Of the masses. Sunday
school Will be conducted after the
10 o'clock mass.
Sacred Heart Church
Ecv. J. G.. Brennan. pastor OF ST.
celebrate the . o'clock mass at
Sacred Heart church in East Berlin.
\ Sunday school class viii follow.
ken>iI,gton congregational Church
The regular Sunday morning wor-
ship Will be held at the kcnsineton
ngrcsational church at 1915
o'clock. Following the sermon
there will be holy communion. The
Sunday school class will meet at
l2:lo O'Clock under the direction Of
the superintendent.
At O'Clock tn" pastors catechism
class will meet for on" hour. All
children of III" parish are urged to
attend these classes. The Christian
Endeavor society will meet a. {
O'Clock.
'''' >sh'' >"
There will be Il morning Worship
at St GabrieI's Episcopal church AT
u O'Clock tomorrow morning and
Sunday school at - O'Clock.
kcn>in.ton Methodist Church
Sunday school Of the kcnsington
Methodist church viii be held at 10
o'clock ana the morning worship at
I a. tl w.. nice
cicty will meet at o'clock.
Whist and Bridge
4 whist and bridge party will be
h,lf this evening at the Community
houSa on Wortbington Ridge at s
o'clock. Th" party Will bc held un-
DER Tia" auspices Of the Io- Iii club
OF lh" Berlin ronEr" At ional church
Sunday school. Half of the pro-
crcds will - donated 10 the Visiting
Nurses Association. Prizes will be
t,Warded and refreshments served to
those attending. Mrs dorothy Ban
croft is he chairman.
Junior Choir Meeting
i mcetina Of rh, Junior choir of
tn. Berlin Congr 'gat.rt,,i church
tins evening at Ga O'Clock. A.:
n"A" rs are asked 20 attend the
iunt uoh.
East Berlin Items
Morning worship at the Methodist
church viii be held at 1915 O'Clock
WIN sermon NY ny pdS'o'' heN' -.
l.. bhFSfeeh' KEY. Mr. bAfsreeh VIII
TAKE MS tent rom me passage thd'
fres'hent herper' hoover chose 10
KISS upon the administration OF IN"
OATH OF Once. IN" subject OF MS
sermon VIII De ne victory OF VI
SION SUNDAY SCHOOL VIII meet al IL
O'Clock ana the JUNIOR league at 3
O'Clock. The Intermediate league
viii meet 1t G;3" O'Clock. The eve
hinS service VIII be held at 40"
O'Clock
The morning scrNic" at 81. Ga
briefs Episcopal church viii be held
at II O'Clock The sunday school
Win meet n, 10 O'Clock.
Mass will be celebrated at Sacred
Heart church at . O'Clock by til"
Rev. J. &. Brennan, Sunday school
will follow.
Nearly 80" people attended the
performance staged by the BelNideru
Minstrels at the Community hall
last evening. The minstrel troupe
was the equal Of many legitimate
stage troupes. the singing being IN
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Win Another Game

A rapid fire offensive backed with
u stone wall defense gave the Plain
Vile high school basketball team IFS
third straight victory at the expense
of the Parish Iiousc five Of Bristol
g. TO II at the local gym last eye
ming. Tho locals took tn" lead IRON
the beginning and outplayci thor
opponents in all departments of the
game. In the previous meeting be-
tween tn" two aggr' cations, thu
Bristol team scored a one point win.
Wagner. lanky center for the To-
Gals. vas the hero OF the team.
| sing to advantage his long roac IT,
tho PlainNille center scored eight
baskets from tn" floor lie was ably
backed mp by King who scored 10
points.
The Plainvilo "Y' team scored
a sensational win over the strong
New Britain Lions. the score being
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Employees Object to Wage Cut
st. Johns Mission

for"Strillo, tomorrow morning will
take place at 8 "a. m instead OF ais
0 o'clock, the usual hour The cele-
brant of holy communion Will be
Roy. Samuel Sutcliffe of st. Mark 5
church, New Britain. The church
school will be held al 1915 a. IN.
ON Thursday afternoon the Dor
cas- chapter viii meet with Mrs. Al
yin Young on Washington street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Baptist Church

Morning worship at 1915 o'clock.
sermon by the pastor Rev. A. d.
kendric, preceded by Junior talk.
The junior choir will sing Sound
the Bugle." Bible school at noon.
Union service in the evening at
0 clock. Rev. A. A. Ball, pastor OF
the Methodist church, Will speak on
the subject, That ! May Have
Some The Intermediate b. Y. +,
I. will meet at 6:l5 p. m, and the
Senior i. y. Z L will meet at
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
BRISTOL DRY CITY,
FIGURES Indicate
LIQUOR Arrests Decrease Dc
Auto Law Violations
HIGH SCHOOL wins TITLE
Ea.iI, Downs West IIart!ord-Truch
s;dc>w;pc, Two tars-11 Rubber,
Strike at Cksk Si,op-Endccs
Play in Bristol TN,i.iIt-Notcs.

An analysis OF tn arr. SIS mad" lay
the police department for tn" first
quarter Of the city fiscal year "nd-
ing February IS. shows some inter-
cstinS figures. or the 211 arrests
mad" during the three months per
iod. "a Wrrr ulad' during brrcml "r.
l92S So in January. l929. and A. in
marked docr,als, over the previous
month.
DurinS tho quarter - persons
were taken into Gus ody for Oprra'
ing autouobit"s while under the in
fluencr Of liquor and 81 drivers Wrre
arrested tOi loss serious infrHctiOus
Of the motor N,hiclp laws. During
December cight Mrrr arrested for
driving intoXi"atod in january three,
and in February NO. each month
showing an apprcclabl" decrease.
For lesser Violations IA Wsrr sum
moned in December. IS in January
and but eight in February. The de-
Crcases are explained to some extent
by tn" fact that many cars Were
put in storage during the latter part
OF December.
Fewer Liquor Law Violations
During the same three months
period, the number OF arrests tor
violations Of the liquor law lIkeW IS"
decreased. In December "A success
full raids We're made by the liquor
squad of the local police depart
ment whereas but four arrests for
this cause We're made in January
and only one in February. No raids
have been made SO far this month,
all Of which bears out the contention
Of officials that Bristol is one OF tn"
drjest cities in the state,
A total of "A arrests were mad"
for lntoNication during tn" first
quarter of the fiscal year. ten in be
cember. Il like number in January
and but five in FEBRUARY. Five were
charged with vagranCy during De
ccmber. sin with the same ofcnst.
in january and sin also in February.
These totals show d marked decrease
over the previous year
Bristol High Wins Easily
The Bristol High school hask ctbaA
team made certain its title Of Cen
trail Connecticut League champions
for the third successive year hy de-
ftating the West Hartford high
quintet last evening. IS 10 49,
The Visitors were outclassed both
on the defense and offense. While
the West Hartford boys were closely
guarding White. Bristol center,
"Chet' Roberts and karowski sue
cccded in successfully Guiding their
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09

Morning worship at 1915 d. m.
Tho subject of the sermon will lie
The Misunderstood Christ" Sun
worship at I o'clock. Song service
followed by d sermon on the sub ject
"Mistakca-Pa and Present. E+N.
sumner Johnson will be the speaker
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
followed by the quarterly business
meeting NJ tho oh
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Bristol tIi.i,
West Hartford


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this ,f,, and rt.,rnId +, ti.,,,i.,, ur
Thomas. on ". Pc, sli.ltIy d;lna...t
at 1:1U o-ciuoh last ,.,,uine when
sil"swip,,l iy "a trl,cE Of the Tru.
don and IEit COMPANY of This city
which WAS oln.r.,t,d by Ltck IIaI-
landar Of New Haven. Detective.
Sergeant Henry Josinski inyesti-
gated tic accidrn, and instructed
the three drivers TO appear before
the prosecuting attorney this morn.
ing.
Following a hearing today the
parties concerned agreed on a civil
settlement and no arrests were
made,
Employees Object to Wage Cut
Fifteen rubhrrs employed at the
Sessions Clock company. Forest
vile. quit work Thursday evening.
i became known yesterday, after
they mad refused TO accept 80 per
cent cut IN wages. The new scale
Was lnaugurated earlier IN the week
upon the Recommendation Of
group of efficiency experts.
The walkout Thursday is the sec
onI 10 occur at tho factory since
the efficiency men took charge of
winter, Two months ago machinists
and toolmal.rs omit work whom
their d-nartm.n+ was nlacad ON .
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09

thu Berlin Congr 'gat."',ai church
this evening at "a O'Clock. A.
nlcmn'rs are asked TO attend the
Il;U( non.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
Church Of Our saviour

Services for the fourth Sunday IN
] .cnt-l0 "a. m. the Church school
meets in the parish house under t he
direction Of Henry Powers: 1910
Rev. Mr.. Fry Who will give he
children a talk: II a. m. cclcbra-
ton OF holy communion; $50 p. m.
the Y. =. +. viii conduct a music
night with Miss WilIodcan Cargill
leading
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09


morning service.
Lenten vesper service at ) o'clock
Robert Mercer. soloist, will sing
"Benediction' by Hamblcn. Frank
Caruso violinist. will play "Tran-
merci' by SchumaDn. Key. Mr.
ways and Paths"
Congrs gationaI Young Peoples
meeting at 6 p. IN. in the parish
house. The discussion Of Or. Eur
tons book will be continued,
The Lcnten sewing for both the
afternoon and the evening groups
is being done for he Plain>ille Pub
lie Health Nursing association with
Mrs Bridg"man as chairman. The
afternoon group viii meet Thursday
afternoon in the parish house from
2 to ) o'clock. The evening group
will meet Thursday c>cning at thu
home of Mrs. Howard Warren. &c
Canal street, at 1880 o'clock.
At the project supper, March 81.
the mission projects Of the church
and the Federation Viii br present.
ed in an informal manner. A pro-
gram is being arranged 10y the young
people with l.. l.. Bra$tow as toast
master. Tickets are being sold in
advance and anyone wishing TO
make sure Of a place at he ID bips
is asked to got in touch with Miss
Lucille Ryder as soon as possible.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-09
hist and liraiS,

4 Whist and bridge party will be
h,It this evening at the Community
hoL~t ON Wortiington Ridge at s
o'clock. Th" party viii bc held un-
DER Tia" auspices Of the Lo-H Iii club
OF liz" Berlin 'onEr" 1tional church
Sunday school. Half of the pro-
ctcds viii I = donated TO the Visiting
Nurses Association. Prizes will be
awarded and refreshments served to
those attending. Mrs. dorothy Ban
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Services at 81. faurs church III
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rev. John {. Brennan and hey. W.