New Britain herald., 1930-03-11

out annoying MT. Chamberlain.
 Higgins and Sadiwiski pleade gull ty and stated that they would not have attacked the express agent had they not been drunk. Both men said they had families to support and were sorry for their actions yester- day. It was also reported according to Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon, that the two men had operated an of liquor, but he would not press this charge.
 Judge Ryder fined each man $5 and costs on the breach of peace charge and imposed q 30-day sus- pended jail sentence on that of drunkenness. He lectured the two offenders and said that they should be ashamed of their actions. warning them to take more interest in their families in the future. They were placed in the hands of Probation Ot- ficer J. Connolly of New Britain for the next six months.
 Automobile Cases
 Seven Niolators of the motor Ne- hicle laws were tried. Their cases were disposed of as follows: Louis Iskra of New Britain, defective brakes, fined s1O and costs; Thomas Collins of Pennington, operating a car without paying motor vehicle department for license, $5 and costs; Joseph Billinger of New Britain, driving without a license in his possession, S3 and costs. judgment suspended upon payment of costs; Hugo Peters. operating without a license, S5 and costs: F. J. Allarc of Hartford, driving without a license in possession, S3 and costs, judg- ment suspended upon payment Of costs; Frank Santa, driving without q license. S5 and costs; and s. Mig sili of New Britain, driving without license, S5 and costs.
 J. Turbull and H. Thien failed to appear in court when their cases were called and Prosecutor Charles r. Conlon ordered them brought in. He placed their bonds at Sl00 each Episcopal Church Notes
 On Wednesday, Ember Day, there will be celebration Of holy con- munion at 10 a. m. at the Church of Our Saviour.
 On Thursday evening at 7:3C lentcn services will be held.
 A lenten supper will be served il the parish house of the Church ot Our Saviour tomorrow evening iron 6 to 7:3O o'clock. Tickets may be purchased from Boy Scouts belong ing to the church,
 The Parish guild will meet or | Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock N the parish house.
 Church Activities
 A combined meeting of the La. dies Aid society and Missionary cir cle Of the Baptist church will b, held on Thursday afternoon at o:3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Albir Johnson on Woodford avenue. Al members of both organizations ar, urged to attend.
 The Women's Home and E'orcigl Mission society of the Advent Chris tlan church will hold q sewing meeting tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charle! German, , Crown street. A silve, tea will be served at the meeting.
 The Ladies' Aid society of tn, Methodist church will meet tomor parsonage.
 The Hartford praying band vii hold a prayer meeting at the hom of Harry Atkinson of 9l3 East stree tomorrow evening at T:45 o'clock. : Sunday afternoon gospel meeting vii be held on March 16 at the home O Treat L. Sanford of 192 Bread street It will start at 2:30 o'clock.
 IpWorth League Entertainment
 An entertainment will be given a tho Methodist church tomorrow eve ninS by the Epworth league. Tn members have arranged a yer pleasing program. The evenings on tertainmcnt will be centcrcd aroun a one act play entitled "The Bishop. a comedy farce. The receipts will b turned over to the church, A larS attendance is expected.
 Tickets may be obtained from an member of the EpWorth league.
 High School to PlGy
 | plainNllH basketball fans wi have their last opportunity to Witncs the sensational high school team i action before the Storrs tournamon games Friday and Saturday Whe tho quintet clashes with the stron Watertown five tomorrow evening a S o'clock at the local gym. The tear is in high spirits because of its invi