New Britain herald., 1920-06-26

VIII attend the dinner at the Hartford club on Monday evening when all the representatives will he present and report of the various town and citio, Will be made. The total of the Plain vile subscriptions will then be made known.
 At Woodford's Field.
 nFor the first time in several weeks the local Aces baseball team will re- sumo the playing of their games at their new diamond at Woodford's field, tomorrow afternoon, when they will cross bats with the Juniors of New Britain. The game will be called at o'clock and "SoI' Moreno and Nal bandian will be seen at the pitching and receiving ends. The diamond is in first class condition, just having been rolled and marked off The Ayes wish to call the attention of the manager of the ;Plainville Athletic club the fact that they would like to arrange a game with them at a fu- ture date.
 New Street Made.
 A new street has been under con- struction by the town for several weeks in the locality of the Trum- bull Electric company. branching off
 
 called Linden street and to the pres ent day has been laid out and grad ed. 1t extends far out onto East Broad street and a short distance further. It will in all pro bility be carried past the present line it aches now. as the Trumbull Flee tric company owns property in that section and the factory will under take to have it extended. It runs par Rllel with East street. The section near the East Broad street crossing ,s building up rapidly and numerous houses can be seen under construc- ton along the street.
 Ball Game Tomorrow.
 The PlainviIle Athletic club will clash with the Independents of Hart ford at Aliens field tomorrow after noon at 3:15 o'clock. A fast game is anticipated as both teams are evenly matched and prove even on winning preceding games. Con- don. Cunningham and Oakes will be in the line up for the locals.
 Church Notes.
 Baptist Church-10:45 a. m., the pastor will speak of "A New Out look" 12:O5 m.. Sunday school; p. m. Young Peoples service: p. m. The Question Answered. will be the pastors theme.
 Advent Christian Church-The pas tors subjects for tomorrow will be as follows: At 10:45 a. m.. Secrets That Are Revealed" At D. m., The Christian Minister and His Task Sunday school at 12:o5.
 A. NJ. F.. Zion Church-Children's Day will be observed at the services tomorrow. Morning worship will be at l0:45. with the pastors subject, How to Capture Men" Sunday school at 12:30. noon. while the Y. AP. s. C. F. meeting will not be held
 the evening The Sunday school
 Nrt will take place at 7:30 o'clock
 evening and the address will be Children and the Kingdom. The children will render a service of Roses Everywhere.'' Rev. E. F. Barrows will conduct the services.
 plainvilIe NJ >J;. Church-MorninS services at 1o:45. Wth Rev. James NJ. Tranmer havinGs Ne subject ot The City Eternal" Sabbath school will be at 12 o'clock nooTe> Epworth league will meet at GAS and an ad- dress by the pastor will beIAat 7;So o'clock in the evening. tSSSular prayer meeting will be ThurbS1N evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Congregational Regular morning service at lO:4o- The toplc will be Effort and Growth" Sunday school will be held at noon and the Christian Endeavor meeting will be at o'clock in the evening. Miss Clara GctcheIl will he the leader and her topic will be Living Up to Our Responsibilities"
 Baptist Church-Regular morning services will be held at 10.45 with Sunday school at 12:05 noon. The Young Peoples services will be at zoo D. m.
 Town Topics.
 Louis Mennone. employed at the Hills Mfg Co. received a bad cut on his finger while operating a press at the factory this morning. Dr. Frost attended the injured man.
 Miss Grace Emmett will spend to- morrow visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Mary Lacey, employed at the Trunbull Electric Go. is spending a short vacation at her home.
 Miss F. Mildred Bedford has gone to Waterville. Maine, where she will attend the services of the one hun dredth anniversary celebra ton of the Colby college.
 Benja min solomon of New Britain has sold property and buildings on East street to Tony Shar and Tilo- mena GraZiano of Plainville. The place has an acreage of about eight and one-half acres and extends be- yond the town line into Southincton. The sale was made through Charles l.. Conlon. Miss Gertrude LNmann has returned to her home on West Main street