New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

1zIll3 r .i = -. ;. 1. -. ;s:.. fsiied ia proper d,aenosis in ali the years he has Pean practising anal nave been on mapyseases where such seemed ir1lpossibIesv The clinic as one of the nsest important branches of, the factory now and a trained nnrse is constantly iif attendance
 The paper reviews tfe, putin sspf the companyHat Savin Rock. mingling in teresting facts with snappx rApprts of some of the most popular persons. There is a picture of, Miss Ge6rgiana Booth Of Whifsns $. street. in Ter cerise hathipx suit. Accompanied by Ruby Miller and MaysCunninghafn. Showing how the girls behaved while at the shore. Charles Lisingst0nass sport department is suffe3ng from the sum- sgxAIack of activities. in tNat line but Xheless is faterestAnxf fsH- B. tAy. NJ writes urging nli Apeople in, ' M fpany's snplcE ts 5oin the .sssstf Aid asscssatae, see, ittless ''rainphlet contains Nsfuoh stpmorous, reading. 6s -Sf.ff sgssy <. An interesting item appssHrfngssa' the announcement If the ep AGement of Miss Alice Falson Of BriStsl to Will lard Cowles of Msriden. Cowless is ,Plainville's wireless operator WIno made good insthe var assam operator and who junspedsto chief petty officer within few n1ontnsy Miss Fsal1on has been in Trumbnll's office for some time: in fact it was there that the .y6nthful. romance started Ralph Sey-, 5i<btx 4admitted he was not good at duck pii,s and the sports editor agreed Iit4p him after his showing at Savfn' Rock MT. and Mrs. Arthur Perrin ere, feceivine cen gratu1atirns on the b5fth of a baby boy. The proud father. j&s a Trum hull nsnan in the enameling { 'osssr s:se se5osss Ssss.a Ass y funny and so is 1:R Reodfish bafrY bat he people people marry. is the sstratsEast thir of all,s s.s fs4 EufSera yTsmor.ow 8hxErA of N4I&- Edith Norway. wfl sfcfs tsAorg es RE MorwayP Of 34 wasznin eton 4rset, who disd yesterday, afternoon following h sSh9rtrs ltness, will be, he6 tomorrow aftefqoof.sat z' o'clock from the home. Rex Robert H. Burton will, offEiate and ,interneItt will be in the swest. eerietery Mrs, Norway is survived sby her husband and one cousin, .Adefbert leonard, a resident of, wallinEford. I ! Mrs. Morway was actives in srhari- table work around ytfieF townf s 7 Ball, Games sT6morrss x Y.
 Leaving the Fcenferl at s1,! O'clock tomorrow. the Plainviile 7AtAstic club will travel to Ayon- whereE4hey will cross bats with the Avon This is the first game of the season be- is expected Condons 3 innihg gham and Kalish will be the s1s tery for the local team. A nunlt rf6f fans have announced their intenttkn of going.
 The Aces will play fhe Dodgers of New Britain at Aliens Field at s:15 o'clock tomorrow, tssSpT, Moreno and Elliot will be the battery for the Aces The Aces win play the Hart &Hutch- inson league team of New Hitafn next Sdnday. st se Al x at'st f3. Church NoGcee Advent christianS Church-At- 10: 45 touorrow morning the pastor 1 win spefk. upon the tppiS, The. Lord in
 HIS SHoly Temple. - Sunday school at 1 EOS. The -Lordss Suppcrsa will fol- low the morning sermon In the evening the pastors subject will be: "Aawoman's Earnest Prayer"
 A, M. E. Zion Church-Morning worship. sermon, 10:45, subject: "A Meditation-Daily Breaad." Sunday school at 12:30; Y. P. S. c. E. at 6:30; evening worship and sermon, 7:30, subject: The Great Refusal
 Congregational Church Regular morning services at 1o:45; Rev. Fred erick L.. Grant of East Hampton, Conn, will conduct the servcies. Rev. Grant will be remembered as a former pastor of the Congregational church and will be given a hearty welcome.
 Episcopal Church-Celebration of the Ninth Sunday after Trinity at the morning services at 10:45; celebration of the holy communion will also take place
 Plainville M E. Church-The church will be, closed tomorrow and next Sum- day in a accordance with the customary rules during the camp meeting at the Plainville camp grounds. Members of the congregation will meet there.
 Plainville Items.
 Miss Eleanor O'Brien of the Trunl-