New Britain herald., 1921-11-05

.-'rhe pulpit at the morning sermon 4L l0:46 o'clock will be occupied by Rev. Lewis A. Hodous, formerly a minister in China, and now mem Der of the Hartford Theoioaical Ho" cicty, The sermon will relate to the disarmament conference and prayers will be said for the success of that conference. Sunday school will be held at 12:1O o'clock and the Chris tian Endeavor society will meet as usual at G:3O o'clock.
 St. Paul's church--Morning masses will be conducted as usual at and 10 o'clock.
 Armisticc Day.
 Although President Harding has signed the bill making Armistice Day d legal holiday in the United States this year, the local post offices have not received any notice to that effect and as far as is known to date the post offices in Berlin and kensipgton will be open that day for the usual number of hours. Postmaster Pagan stated this morning, how ever, that should word be received it Is likely that the holiday hours will be in vogue. Notice will be made at later date as to what will be done.
 As has been previously announced the schools in town will not close for the day and with the exception of the n. A. R. meeting at the community house in the afternoon everything will be very quiet in town.
 Donncny Brick Ucbuilds
 Work has been progressing rapidly on reconstruction the Donnclly Brick company of kensington which was Destroyed by fire on sunday, Oct. l6. The new building about the plant are about completed and it is expected that brick will again be made as the plant beginning sometime next week. The first was one of the largest ever seen in New Britain.
 No BasketbnIl Tonight
 The Berlin Town Team which has been playing Saturday night basket ball games at the town hall on Berlin street will not play this evening due to the fact that the patronage has not been large enough to make the proposition paying. Manager Floyd Boardman of the team stated that hereafter games will be played in Cheshire where new arrangements have been completed
 Joseph Brish
 Joseph BriSh, about 35 years old, and a resident of this town, who was struck by train at the Berlin depot Thursday night, died at the New Brit ain General hospital late yesterday afternoon. For some time Brish was been an inmate at the State Sana- torium in Newinston,
 II. L. ! 1, lin depot on Thursday night when he started to get aboard a New York bound train before it had stopped at the local platform. He was on his way to Wallingford, he told the men who picked him up and rushed him to the New Britain General hospital his condition was found to be serious.
 His face was crushed, his right leg almost cut off little above the ankle. He was also very badly bruised and suffered internal injuries. The New Britain police received tcle- phone call immediately after the ac- cident happened.
 Berlin Items
 Rev. s. F Fiske Is attending meeting which is being held at Am herst college in Massachus etts.
 The bridge of Christian Lane which had been closed to traffic for several days will be opened sometime next week.
 The regular meeting of the select- men will be held in the town clerks office Monday evening.
 St. Paurs T. A. E. society will meet as usual on Sunday morning at II o'clock.
 The fifth annual ball of Trpo1i | Lodge will be held at Foresters' hall |. 
 The American Legion will hold | meeting at T. A. B. hall next Thurs | day evening.
 East Berlin Items
 The services at the Methtdist ! church Sunday are as follows. Moru- : ing service at 10:l5, followed by Sun ing service at 7:G0 There will be the regular morning prayer and sermon at st. Gabriers church Sunday morning at 10.45, fol- !, lowed by Sunday school at 1900 | o'clock.
 Miss Fl ir Benson is attending the . Wesleyan Amherst football game at Amherst ttday,
 Joseph Holigan of Baltimore ia spending few days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Holican on Main street.
 A number of the friends of Miss Edith Prentice rendered her a pleas ,