New Britain herald., 1917-06-23

graves of their departed traternal as- sociates.
 Talk Food Conservation.
 About fifty of the residents were present at the first of g. series of food rallies held in the Town hall last evening under the auspices of the Hartford County food conservation league. Interesting talks were given by Otis H. Moore, the county agent, and Judge Fahey of Rockville. Both speakers showed an excellent knowl- edge of the subjects which they dis cussed and their audience absorbed number of statistics showing the need of increased crop production and household economy as we'll dur ing the war.
 r The local troop of the Boy Scouts was present.
 Henry Trumbull. who is director of the league. presided at the rally.
 Sunday in Churches.
 Baptist-10:45 a. m., preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Ward, on the subject. Capturing the Foxes" !" 12:05, Sunday school. Children's Day exercises will be held in the eve- ming beginning at 6:30.
 EQASCUPdI--00TVl VIII O0 H6lO the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow will follow. It will be the last ses- sion of the Sunday school classes un- til fall. In the evening memorial exercises above noted will be held.
 Advent Christian-Morning service at 10:45 with sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. w. Denton, on the subject, 1r C,rr6 6o " school at 12:05 There will be 8 praise and social service at 6:15 and at 2 o'clock the pastor will preach on the subject, Three Foes to Over come in the Development of Christian Character"
 Congregational-Rev o. w. Bar ker of Hartford, will conduct the services in the morning.
 Big Drive by 'Drys.'
 Members of the forces which will -be in charge of the campaign for no license to be waged here this fall, 1t was said today, have their organixa- tion we'll developed and in a few days they expect to be in position to make some announcement{as to their plans.
 The Plainville workers will act In conjunction with the committee of one hundred which is to conduct the fight against John Barleycorn in the neighboring city at the fall election.
 Prominent prohibitionists hero de- clare that there will be several cit- izens high in the community, who have never before allied themselves publicly with the cause of temper ance, numbered among the cam- paigners. The "drys" have com- plete confidence of victory this year. They propose to conduct vigorous campaign which will start in mid summer and will continue without . let-up> until the October election.
 Want to Make 1t ..Five Straight"
 Seeking revenge tho Annex Ath- letic club of New Britain, will come here tomorrow afternoon to play the Foresters baseball team at Aliens neld. The New Britain outfit suf- fered defeat earlier in the season ait the hands of the local boys but they are inclined to question the victory in view of the fact that the gams was called on account of rain in tho eighth inning when tho score was but i've to four.
 The local nine has won the four games it has thus far played and they are hopeful of making the rec ord live straight" tomorrow. Blanchard, who received . try-out with the Rsleigh, North Carolina, team this spfing, will pitch for tho visitors and Cunningham will serve the twisters for the local boys.
 Home From School.
 Kenneth Seymour and Roger Cas- tlA returned home during the week from Hebron Academy In Maine whore they have been studying for the past year. The Misses Beatrice Benxon and Jane Corwin. who attend the same college, are expected home