New Britain herald., 1921-11-23
HOLIDAY 10 BE
 OBSERVED HERE
Union Services at Congregational
 ChuTCh-,StOTeS to Close
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 Manufacturing Day will he quietly observed in plainville tomorrow Bus mess will be at q standStil as is the usual rule and all stores will be closed for the day with the cxcep- ton of tn" confectionery establish ments. The merchants who will close tomorrow will be open for business until o'clock this evening to give the people an opportunity to purchase their goods. The factories will ob- serve the holiday by closing and the school will not have any sessions again until Monday.
 The post office will be open but a half day and there will be one city delivery. No rural mail will be for warded. The Plainyille Trust com pany will not be open and Alphonse Bordcau's barber shop will be open until 10 o'clock this evening and closed tomorrow. The other shops will also probably follow this rule.
 The churches will celebrate the Thanksgiving with appropriate serv- ices. There will be union services at the Congreg gational church with the Methodist, Advent and Baptist church. cs uniting. The sermons will be at 7:$O o'clock this evening with Rev. Charles s, WyckoT, pastor of the Congregational church leading. Rev J. G. Ward, pastor of the Baptist church, will offer prayer. Rev James NJ. Tranmor of the Methodist church will read the scripture lessons and Rev. George E. Tyler of the Advent 1 Christian church will lead the hymns. The public has been invited to attend,
 Good cheer will be spread to the unfortunate ones of the town by the Wo-Uns club, formerly the Older Girls club of tho Hartford county Y. w. C. A. Yesterday afternoon they re cetYed a hearty response from the more fortunate ones, to help in filling baskets with food to distribute to the ones in need of it. The baskets were delivered after o'clock this evening that the mothers or members of the families may prepare the chicken fo" tomorroW's dinner and the young ones may feast their eyes upon the bird which once strutted the harnyards with pride. This act on the part of 1 the We-Tns club was well received by the townspeople and was one of mercy to the destitute who would be unable to have the real joy of q l Thanksgiving dinner without them.
 Writ Issued.
 Constable E. w. Furrey served a writ yesterday on James Beverly and Allan M. Raymond both of this town, for action taken against them by A. II. Mirante of New Britain. The writ is for foreclosure of property on Southside Park and payment of money due on the transaction, Mir ante claims damages 10 the extent of $200. The writ was issued by Attor- ncy F. E. Hungerford of New Brit ain and is returnable the first Tues day in December in the court of com mon pleas. The land is now in the name of James Beverly.
 Entcrtainmcnt Tonight.
 All roads will lead to the Grange iit'l' ''tlsNllN HlA' u o pi pto tLlil VIII p' presented by the Holy Name and AL tar societies of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. It will be a benefit performance as all funds will be used for the church work. The entertain ment will commence promptly at s o'clock and local talent will be heard O'Brien's orchestra will furnish music for dancing which will follow the pro- gram. Whist and "45" will be en- ioycd also.
 Allan FarrGr Wedding.
 The wedding of Miss Leah Farrar, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur L.. Farrar of 137 West Main street to William Allan of New Britain. will take place this evening at 7:30 o'clock It will he performed at the home of the bride by Rev. John l.. Davis, pas tor of the Trinity Methodist church in New Britain. The couple will he attended by Miss Almont Farrar sis ter of the bride, and Henry Colon, of New Britain, as best man. Following tho wedding, q reception will be held at the home of the bride after which Mr. and Mre Alen will leave for Washington for ar, extended honey moon. On their return they will mako their home at 74S West Main street, New Britain, where Mr. Allan is sup erintendcnt of the Connecticut Light and Power company. Miss Farrar was formerly employed at the Trum- bull Electric company office. Mr. AL Ian was presented with a floor lamp and smoking stand by the employees
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