New Britain herald., 1930-09-30

Carl Johansen, and Mir. and Mrs Henry Warner.
 Mrs. Agnes s. Potter related historical story of the church, which was organized September 90. 1855. The original structure was burned in 1900, and then the current edifice was built. The audience and choir joined to sing. Aud Lang Syne. and other familiar songs were rend- cred by the choir alone. The pro- gram was terminated with the serv- ing of refreshments in the dining room.
 Large Enrolment Anticipated
 When the evening school doors are flung open to the general pub- lie tomorrow evening. it is expecte that many persons will enroll the term. probably a larger nuI Der than was registered at the be. ginning of the 1s2s-'30 term.
 Courses vii be offered at the John J. Jennings school on Burlihg- ton avenue. which enters the fold for the first time, the South Side school on Scbool street, the East Bristol school at the "Y" in East BrAxol. and the Sarah E. Reynolds school on Academy street, Forestville. The study will again be under the di- rection of Principal Carleton B. Beckwith, who has worked SUCCESS F,l !, al,
 Governor Frequent Visitor
 Governor John H. Trumbull has been a frequent visitor at Stephenson field, East Bristol. during the paat few weeks. The states chief execu- tive motors to the local airport often of late for journeys through the air in the natty Kittyhawk plane piloted by Ted Matusewic of the Reliable Flying service of Watertown. The governor spent about two hours at the field Sunday, during which time he inspected the grading process be- ing carried out. He was in the com- pany of his chauffeur and the lat ter's wife. q.
 Series of Breaks Investigated
 olISS yCStClody dltCl Aooh lANSo~ tigated a series of reported breaks on Graniss road, near Lake Com- bounce, and found that fishing tackle and a gun were stolen from one of the bungalows on the road owned by Edward Burr. A cottage owned by Frederick Beach was en- tered, it was reported, but nothing was taken.
 The buildings. located in 2 rural district, have been broken into on several occasions. police say.
 To Attend Convention
 A number of members of Seiche- prey post. No. 2, American Legion, are planning to attend the national Legion convention in Boston from October to 9, arrangements for which will be made at 8 meeting of the post to be held tonight at s o'clock at headquarters on North Main street.
 A special excursion train for the convention parade will leave Bristol on October at 6:25 a. m,. arriv- ing in Boston at 10 a. m. The re- turn trip, affording those who make the excursion view of the Legion's national parade only, will be made late the same night.
 Princess Theater Leased
 The Colonial Theaters Realty Co.,. through it's treasurer. Arthur H. Lockwood, has leased the Princess theater building on Riverside avenue to Hattie E. Osborn Case of Plain- vile for three years. The document stipulates that the building shall be used as Robbie Roy golf course" .
 The Plainville lessee agrees. the the term of the contract at the rate of $250 a month for the first year. beginning the first of October, $275 a month for the second year. and Ss25 a month for the third year.
 The indoor course which Mrs. Case is constructing in the building is nearly completed. It will be fnish- ed within short time and opened for business, according to reports.
 Marriage License
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele this morning granted license to marry to stephen L. Mcdonald of 90 North Pond street and Agnes L. Dingwell of 41 Summer street.
 Boys Club to Get Trophy
 The Bristol Boys club baseball team, which won the Hartford Coun. ty Y. M. C. A. league this summer, will receive its trophy at an award dinner to be held at the club at 1880 o'clock Monday night. Harry N Anderson, high commissioner of County "Y" athletics. will attend and present the cup.
 A team from the local club is ex- pected to represent the County "" in the state volley ball league. Physical Director Phil Geiger was elected a commissioner at a league meeting last night and was placed in charge of volley ball activities.
 The club is also expected to have teams in the senior and intermedi- ate basketball leagues.
 POPE RECEIVES WARING