New Britain herald., 1919-08-16

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 pr. Reeks was asked by the re- porter if he would order the grounds closed and the present session of Seventh Day Adventists halted. He replied, Tt is yet too early to take any such action. There Is only one cottage on the grounds which is Unless something more widespread in regard to the meetings now being held"
 Dr. Reeks will have completed his examination of local people by to- night.
 In Hospital From Shock.
 Mrs. Mary A. Mcconnell of East Main street, mother of Mrs. w. Sulli- van of the same address. Is in St. Francis hospital, Hartford, suffering from the effects of a shock which she suffered recently. Mrs Mcconnell 1s well advanced in years and the recent shock left her in a helpless condition.
 She was in her yard when stricken. The effect of the shock was to crack the bones in her ankles. An exam inAtion revealed the fact that the bones were not broken but strained and cracked and it will take six 95r eight weeks for them to knit togeth4er again.
 The recent shock was the third fshe has suffered in a year. The ffrst{ was last November and the secondI In February. Her condition was report ed as improved today.
 Church Services Tomorrow.
 Congregational-In the absence of he pied by the Rev. MT. Burnap of Hartford. He has preached in the local church before and is we'll known by the local church people.
 Church of Our Saviour-M orning service and sermon at 10:45 with the pastor, Rev. R. IT. Burton preaching.
 Advent-Rev E. z. lEllis of Dan bury will occupy the pulpit at both the morning and evening services. Sunday school will be held at noon.
 A. M. E. Zion-Morning worship and sermon at 10:45. Sunday school will be held at 12:30. Y. P. s. c. E. meeting at 6:3O and evening wdGship and sermon at 7:45.
 Welding Company Released.
 The Plainville Welding company, with headquarters in the Cahill bulld< ing on Whiting street, was attached by Constable Marine of this town and Sheriff McCabe of Southington yes- terday afternoon. The attachment was to recover money owed for medi- cal services rendered MT. Dow's fam ily Shortly after the place was at tached Attorney M. H. Camp of New Britain notified MT. Marine that the case had been settled and the attach ment could be released. The release followed.
 Baseball Tomorrow.
 The Plainville baseball team will line up against the fast AlI-Stars of Bristol tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Rockwell Drake dia- mond in the eastern section of The town The game promises to be-a fast one, according to Manager Calazia, who wants to make good to the public for the defeat of last week. Cakes and Wadsworth will form the battery for Plainville.
 Brief Items.
 It is the first week in several months that there are no advertised lettTs at the local postoff1ce.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry eTrsssval4 and daughter Esther, are s Saesnem s Head on their vacatioH. MI Trum :, bull has purchased a nep S0-foot speed launch. a
 Mrs. Howard Ushe ily gre also at sachemss Head s1 MT. and MrsA s. Ss GwiAiIlr ter Doris are at the satde 6f
 Wesley Kavanaugh an dASee
 man and family art spcu f. vacations in the Catslkills. E
 Miss Teresa Parkinson isy Tecover- off A,.iy
 The local schools wifi reopen on September 3.
 Miss Mary Parkinson has returned from Windsor where she has been vis- iting.
 Miss Arleen Kane of the Trumbull office force is spending her vacation at Sound View.
 ~ Joseph Colella has returned from Sound View where he spent the past two weeks. He will resume his du- ties with the Peck Spring company on Monday. r
 Neri Brothers have sold their Loco- mobile touring car to Hjalmar John- son of New Britain.
 Miss Mary Lacey of the Trumbull office force is spending the week end in New York city, %
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Manchester are spending their vacation with Mrs. Manchester's brother, Charles Law renee of Attleboro, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs Harold L. Palm erlee and son Harold L., IT., of Indiana are expected tonight to spend their vaca- tion with Mrs. Palmerlee's father, Charles Seymour of East street ANNIVERSARIES and two family
 houses in Plainville. R. B. White, x Whites Crossing 8-16-7dx FOR/SALE-Full assortment of East
 man camery films at Prior's store. S-16-ldx