New Britain herald., 1919-07-26

W. J. Crozier company of Hartford. The building is two stories in height and will be used for the storing of machinery. The company does d large business in machines and the building was erected as a place for storage, the plant on West Main street not meeting requirements of the buS- mess. Frederick Herold and son Roland, are at the head of the com pany.
 Sergeant Glynn TTavCing. vincent G1ynn, medical corps sergeant is perhaps the luckiest man from this town to go overseas as far as travelling is concerned. Glynn was at college in Washington, D. C., when he enlisted in the army. With a few other officers he was sent to France as a special unit and the men have remained thus ever since. Their work along medical lines takes them everywhere and Glynn's letters home and cards to friends bear wide and varying post marks. This morning d card was received from him from Frankfort, Germany. The last stop was made by him in France. He did not mention returning to the states. Since the signing of the armistice his unit has been continually on the go. Church Services. Congregational Church.-The Rev. Irving Burnap of Hartford will preach at the morning service in the absence of the pastor, Rev. E. c. Gillette, who is ill at his summer home at Twin Lakes The departm of the Sun day school will meet at noon and the Christian Endeavor meeting will be held at 2 o'clock with Miss Eliza i,, 1e9d How Do Men Confess Christ and How Deny Him ?"
 The Sunday school and parish pie nic will be held at Compounce on Thursday, July 31.
 Church of Our SaViour-MOrninG l service and sermon by the pastor at 1O:45.
 Baptist Church.-Morning service at 10:45 with the pastor preaching on The Secret of Paups Success Sun l day school at noon. Young People s service at and evening worship at 1 ' o'clock with the topic The Soul S 1 Adjustment"
 A. M. E. Zion Church--Morning worship at 1O:45. Sunday school at 1 12:3O. Y. P. S. c. F. meeting at 6:3O l followed by evening worship and ser mon at 7:45 The presiding elder will make his first quarterly visit at
 8 o'clock Monday evening. 1 Camp Ground Notes. The annual session of the EpWorth 1 league institute comes to close to- 1 morrow. The services tomorrow
 morning are as follows: 3 a. m, sun day school in the auditorium in 1 charge of Fred Roberts of New Ha- ven: 10:3O a. m., preaching service 1 R 1 the local Methodist church The
 preacher will be Rev. M. A Dawber
 of the Home Mission board of the 1 Methodist Episcopal church; 2:3O D.
 m., preaching service conducted by I Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Dent of New l Haven. The preacher will be Rev. l pr. L. H Dorchester of Bristol; 6:3O 1 D m, Epworth league devotional
 service conducted by Rev. Arch Ire l mavne of New Haven; 7:30 p. m.,
 preaching service conducted by Dr. Dent with Rev. Archibald Campbell | of Bridgeport as preacher. Rev. ;. ;. Sands of New Haven will be in charge of the sunrise meeting at 6 o'clock
 on Mount Olivet
 Brief Items.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Spencer of l
 gratuIations on the arrival of a
 1o-pound baby boy The arrival is the seventh in the Spencer family
 pr. and Mrs. Coombs left this morning for New York where Mrs. Coombs' mother, Mrs. William Den ton, is seriously i'll.
 Miss Doris Wagnall of New Jersey,
 was the recent guest of Miss Dorothy Clark of Pennington avenue.
 A number of local Catholics at tended the festivities of the feast of St. Ann at St. Joseph's church in
 Bristol. People from this town are among those who yearly seek the
 benefits of the relic of the saint. Advertised letters are at the post office for Ereline Gahnom, Jeannette
 Roby, and Charles Trask.
 Local people are remindedt that letters in town must carry the two cent postage as well as letters for out
 of town Several people thought the hange meant one sent postage for letters going to people in town.
 Gordon Harrison, carrier number one. of the local post office force will resume his duties on Monday
 Several young men have indicated that they will take the civil service examination for places on the local
 postal staff.
 Richard Dyer has returned from a three days auto trip to Newport
 R. I.
 Miss Oline Ryder is visiting in
 aa.