New Britain herald., 1919-03-29
LACkEY R(a
BY ELEC
Grocery Clerk Vas
Tracks With H
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. Charles Francis Car1
ford to Speak at Cor
Church--Ietters ReceiV
Soldiers.

Fred Lackey of Queen IN
struck by a New Britain
this morning on East M
Iackey IS employed at I'll
grocery store and was tai
He was walking on the trek
head down to protect his
the wind and did not see an
car. He was thrown to- tA
and badly shaken up. He
to the office of DR.. j. G..
It was found that his fad
were badly cut.
Storm Affects Troll
The storm last night n
moralizatton of the trolIe5
between New Britain and
The cars were not runn1&f
this morning. The
blown off the Russell Ia
trail Square and smash ed.
temperature recorded In
was II degrees.
Community Service.
The second of a series of commune
ty services will take place tom orrow
evening at 7 o'clock in the Congrega-
tional church. The Congregational,
Episcopal and Methodist churches will
take part. The preacher will be DR..
Charles Francis Carter, pastor Of the
Emmanuel church of Hartford. DR.,
Carter is one of the best known Con-
gregational ministers in the state and
has been chairman Of the executive
committee Of the Congre gational Ma
tional Council. He was a famous
Yale athlete in his day and made an
enviable record as a baseball player.
He is forceful and eloquent preach
or. The public is cordially invited to
attend and hear his address. There
will be a special musical program by
the church choir.
Soldiers Write Home.
Letters and post cards have been
received from Vincent Glynn and Ed
ward Barrows. Glynn is on a, fur
Tough in Paris and Barrows is also
on q furIough although he does not
say where he is spending it. Glynn
was a student at the Catholic Uni
versity at Washin gton when he en-
listed in the medical corps and was
sent overseas from Camp Mills Bar
rows was sent from here With a draft
contingent and was sent to France
within 81 month after his arrival at
Camp Devens
John Lamb has received a letter
from his son, Merton J. Lamb, with
the army Of occupation ~ Coblenz
Germany, in which he states that he
has just been discharged from a hos
pital after recovering from an illness.
The letter was dated March /. Young
Lamb says that from remarks and
conversations which he has overheard
he thinks that he will be sent home
with q casual company in short
time.
Church Notices.
congregational church-'The regu-
lar morning service of worship will
be held at 1916. The topic of the
sermon by the pastor will be, 81 Will
Build My Church." Sunday school
will meet at noon. The topic for
discussion in the brotherhood class
will be "Clemenceau. E. IT. Brastow
will lead the discussion. Next week
the class will discuss Lloyd George A
cordial invitation to attend is extend
ed to men who are non-members Of
the class. The Christian Endeavor
meeting will be held at o'clock. The
topic will be, con the Fence" Lead
ers, Miss Helen Day and Miss Helen
Mcconnell.
Church of Our Savior-Holv COM
munion will be celebrated at a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon will take
place at 10:45. Sunday school will
meet at noon. The church will be
closed in the evening. The regular
evening service will be omitted to en-
able the congregation to attend the