New Britain herald., 1919-05-17

l'elgada Bay where the machines hope to land is 15O miles east of Horta or less than 300 miles from sta ton ship 22.
 as the wear on tires is ulore than the receipts would warrant As far as can be learned the jitneys are here to stay and regular line of them will be run during the summer. It is not definitely decided whether the cars will run to CompoumrC when that re- sort opens, The jitneNs are becoming more popular now that they have be- come permanent and it has been no tiCed that women arc now numbered among the passengers whereas at first they were sllcptical to ride in the new COnVcNAnceS.
 pr. MOrrsey to New York.
 Local people will be interested to learn that Dr. William r. Morr'isey of Enionvillc has been appointed House Surgeon at the St. Bartholomew hos pital in New York. The appointment is a good ono and one which tests the ability of the doctor. Dr. Morriscy is we'll known in this town here, his sis ter, Helen, taught in the local schools
 
 on Plainvillc avenue in Unionvillc.
 w. C. IT. l.. i, Invited. Members of the Plainvillc w. C. T. l.. are cordially invited to attend ,he meeting of the Milldale Union on Tuesday afternoon. The local union members will leave here on the L:30 D. m. trolley for Southington. Hemingway Enli>ts.
 Burton Hemingway, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hemingway of North Washington street, would not be satisfied until he was a member of Uncle Sam's greatest fighters. Con- sequently his parents have received word from him that he is a happy and proud T.. $. Marine having en- listed and been accepted, and is now stationed at Paris Island S. (. He has fighting blood and has two brothers who are now in the navy, Clarence on the L. s. s. Texas md Harold on the Transport L. $. s. Virginia. The latter has just returned from his ninth trip with doughboys being brought to the states, and the former but narrowly escaped losing an arm on duty in Cuban waters with the Atlantic fleet
 Big Real Estate Deal.
 In connection with many real es- tate deals ono reported this morning would seem to have eclipsed them all. The 30 acre farm of Henry Edmund at Whites Crossing was sold this morning through the New Britain Real Estate company to Anthony Zimouski of that city. The sale price
 
 will run a large up-to-date farm.
 Secure Local Diamond
 The Viking A. C. of New Britain has secured the use of the Rockwell Drake baseball diamond for use this season. The fans of this town can now rest assured of some fast games Those desiring to meet the Viking team should write to Frank Ohlson of S05 East street New Britain.
 Church Notices. Congrcgational-The regular scrv- ice of worship will be held at 1O:45 o'clock and the sermon will be preached by tho pastor. Four beHuti- ful offering plates have been present. cd to the church by George D. Mastin and they will be used for the first time at the services.
 The Sunday school will meet at noon. Tho last meeting of the Broth erhood class for the season will be held tomorrow and Gage Kent, who is just returned from France, will tell of his experiences The Young Peo- ples society will meet at o'clock The topic will be-: life, the School of God, and It's Lesson"
 Church or Our Saviour-Holy com munlOn at $ o'clock and morning service at 10:43 with prCac chinC by the rector followed by Sunday school.
 Baptist-At 10:45 the pastor will preach on Getting Rid of a Goad" Sunday school will be held at noon. Young Peoples service at P. m, and evening service at o'clock with preaching on Gods Way of Com forting."
 A. M. F. Zion-Morning worship at 10:45. Sunday school at 12:30. Eve ming worship at 7:45 with Rev. F.. F.. Barrow preaching.
 Brief Items.
 Members of the Victory Minstrel troupe are reminded that there will be q rehearsal at 12;30 o'clock tomor- row noon. This is important and all members are urged to be on time.
 Bruce Gilbert, U. $. N, is home on