New Britain herald., 1919-04-17

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 same territory during the 4th Libcrt, loan drive.
 The second helmet will be given or { the same basis for tho second week
 The names of the winning teams 1 men and women, will be engraved or l tho helmet and placed on permanent ! exhibit in the town hall If is expected that these helmets will reach hero in few days and will be placed on exhibit somewhere in town before being awarded
 Relic Train.
 We certainly arc mighty fortunate c in having the relic train stop hero in Plainvillc from Il to 12:3O Saturday, May third.
 This train consist of several cars, containing captured German material which /ccrtainly every one will want 10 sec.
 It is expected that some arrange mcnt can be made by the factories whereby all who wish can sec these relics.
 There probably will be speaking by returncd soldiers, and " most pro11'- able and interesting hour is guaran- tecd
 It is the intention Of the commit tee to have some coffee and sand Wiches for the train crew.
 The value and interest in having this relic train here can hardly be over-enp pha&izod and every one wants to put that date in his notebook.
 There will be big jam and those who can should be there on time, at II o'clock Saturday, May third.
 Tomorrow in the Churches.
 Good Friday services will be held in the Church of Our Saviour tom or row morning at 70 o'clock and also in the evening at 7:30 when local pas tors will preach.
 Services will be held in tho 'Congre- gationaI church tomorrow n,orni ing in observance of Good Friday.
 Mass in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will be at 7:3O o'clock fol lowed by the unvciling of the cross and it's adCratiOn throughout the day. Tn the evening at 7:30 Stations of tho Cross will be held following a sermon by a missioner from the La Sallcttc mission in Hartford. On Saturday morning mass will he celebrated at 7:30 and will be followed by. the blessing of holy water.
 In the A. NJ. F. Zion church t0mOr- TOW services will be held at 10 a. m.
 Preparing for Entertainment.
 The chorus which will present an entertainment for the Holy Name Society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy on next Thursday evening held a most successful rehearsal last evening and tic finishing touches were placed on the songs to be sung. The entertainment will consist mostly of local talent aided by several soloists from New Britain. It will be a semi minstrel affair and the committee pro- misses that the end men will beat everything produced in the town for years in the line of jokes. Tickets for the affair arc selling rapidly and because of the small size of the Grange hall it is probable that many will be disappointed in securing seats Tickets can be secured now at Priors store. Among the local people rendering solos are the Misses Anna Graham. Leona Callen, Mary Parkinson and Lucy Sullivan and tho MessrG Donald Messenger. Thomas Royce and James Mccall. The com mittcc in charge consists of Charles F. Conlin and Edward Dyer. Dancing will follow tho affair.
 Brief Items.
 .,tt Go1 1oo tooth anniversary committee of Se- uuasScn Lodge l. 0. Q. r. for the con ferring of the second dcgrec tonight.
 The Knights Of Tythias No. 4 ini- tiated four mem bers at it's meeting Tuesday night. The degree work was done by Ethan Lodge team of Bristol Four candidates will be put through the rank of F,Squire at a meeting Max 6. The work will be done by Sessions Lodge team Of Forcstville
 Rcv. R. IT. Burton, pastor of the Church of Our Saviour will preach in the Methodist church this evening in connection with the series Of com munity services being held this week.
 Privates Randolph Stewart and Douglas Hopkins returned to Camp Dcvens last night after spending fur loughs at their homes hcrC. They now await the parade of the division and their discharges.
 Private .\vcy Nelson of the flank i corps returned to camp yesterday l after spending a furlough at his homo | where he saw his brother Carl whom | he had not seen since the latter was ! in a hospital in France in January. l FOR SALE-HouSohold furniture. !
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