New Britain herald., 1921-07-09

July Il to the 18th. This does not 1 apply to the office force which will | operate as usual. There had been | consistent report about the town that the plant would operate on a 55-hour a week schedule following the yaca- ton. Henry Trumbull. treasurer of the plant, stated today that the rumor was unft Unded. The plant is operat- ing On a short schedule of hours at presen. and is slowly picking up but not to warrant 55 hours week. Aces Meet Defeat.
 The Aces were defeated Thursday evening at RockWell's field in tWi- light game by the Grammar school team by the score of to ?. It ap- pears that the Grammor school play CTS showed aggressiveness in hitting, and the pitching of Yocobellis was too much for the heavy hitters of the Aces. Marine did the twirling for the Aces. The Aces have signed up sev- eral players of the school team. Methodist Camp Meeting. The Methodist camp meeting will be held at the Plainyillo camp meet ing grounds from July 22 to August 1 This will follow the Connecticut Chautauqua, which closes on July 19. Evangelistic preaching, singing, class and prayer meetings, young peoples l service and children's meetings will be held during the sessions Among the leading Methodist preachers at the camp will be Bishop Luther B. Will son of New York, Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Boston, Rev. E. E. Watson Hannah, D. D., of Drew Theological Seminary at Madison, N. J., and Rev. l Allan MacRossie, D. D., of New Yora city.
 Auto Found.
 l Constable Philip Marine was noti 1 fed yesterday that a large touring car, l bearing a Massachusetts license, had | heen found apparently abandoned on 1 .he road to Look, Off Mountain as it had been standing there since early l morning. The car was lowed into 1 Manning's Garage. It is believed by the local authorities that the car had 1 evidently been stolen and lief here. An 1 evidently been stolen and left there.
 owners.
 1 Church Notices. Advent Christian Church-Tofnor-
 rev morning, Rev. George T. Tyler
 o'clock, Gods Unchanging Purpose Through the Ages The Sunday
 school will meet at 12:05. and at in
 the evening the pastors subject will be: The Noble Example of St. An
 drew" The Loyal Workers service
 will be held at the church on Tues
 day evening and the mid-week prayer
 meeting at 7:45 Thursday evening. | The Sunday school of the Advent
 Christian church had planned an out
 ing at Rockwell Park. Bristol, for to- day, but because of wet grounds and | unfavorable weather it was postponed
 until next Saturday.
 A. M. E. Zion Church-Morning
 worship and sermon at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school at the usual time.
 Plainville M E. Church-Preaching
 by the pastor at 1o:45 o'clock. Sun day school at 12 o'clock noon. Epworth League meeting at G:30
 o'clock. Regular church prayer
 meeting Thursday evening at 7:45
 o'clock.
 Church of Our Saviour-Sevcnth
 Sunday after Trinity. Morning serv-
 ices at 1O:45 o'clock. B. B. SStyring
 of Southington will conduct the se-v-
 ices. No Sunday school.
 Congregational Church-Quarterly
 communion service at the morning
 sermon. Rev. MT. Beardsley will
 conduct the services. Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
 Plainville Baptist Church-1o:45 a. m, "Conversion' will be the pas tors theme. 12:05 m., Sunday school. 6:00 p. m., Young Peoples service.
 700 p. m., What Hinders?" will be the pastors theme. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7.45 p. m.
 Plainyille Briefs . The manager of the Happy Nine desires all players to report at the , center of the town tomorrow noon at 1 o'clock to journey to Milldale.
 The Plainville A. c. will play v Unionville in that place tomorrow af- a ternoon. The Aces will not play s Mrs. Mary Ryan of New Britain. a
 visitor from Tipperary, Ireland, was
 the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joseph I Edmund of Mountain View. l Miss Catherine Mccarthy, teacher r at the Grammar school, is taking a course in primary teaching at the Yale summer school,