New Britain herald., 1921-02-19

at both conferences and the delegates have been instructed to attend with their wives or lady friends.
 Washington's Birthday Events
 In accordance with the usual ob- servance of Washington's birthday on Tuesday of next week, the postoffice will be open for half a day only It will be from until 12:30 o'clock in the morning. The city delivery will be in the morning only and no rural No money orders will be issued. The ma ajority of the stores will be closed for all day, while some intend to re- main open in the forenoon only.
 Signs of Spring.
 Despite the cold weather and cold CT ones predicted. signs of spring yesterday when the old familiar Hurdy Gurdy put in its appearance. The owners were travelling from town to town and the organ was pulled by horse.
 The South End club will hold its celebration in it's new club house at N1arts corner tonight, in observance of the paying off of the debt of $500 that renamed on the building. A short program will be carried out consist Ing or VOCAL ana tions. Refreshments,.w will be served.
 Mistake in Town Hall
 Through an error in last night s edition, it was stated that the future town hall would be established at Norton's Place. It was understood so by the interviewer, but officially learned today that it will be built on Whiting street, near Maple. The town has purchased this tract of land, and the house standing there, better known the Woodford residence, is owned by George R. Byington. MT. Byington has commenced operations lot on Grown street, which he re- gently bought, and not his present home on Norton Place, as published.
 Leaves for Washington
 Edward ,Judson, son of Mrs. Kate JudSon of Park street left this morning for Washington, where he will work for the government for a period of about three weeks. MT. Judson will work in the mechanical department there. He is student at Rensselaer, college at Troy, N. Y, and will return to finish his studies there
 To Attend Convention
 On Tuesday, Washington's birthday, i a s-atp 'n'-"rtior of the Sund"v schools and Young Peoples societies Ol the Advent Christian denom natlUA , will be held in East Norwalk. Rev. 1 George E. Tyler and wife, also Mrs. i E. L./Swift from the local church l expect to attend the convention as | delegates !
 FNorestvillc News
 The funeral of Joseph Born, who | died at his home on Circle street. | morning, was held from the 1 Rev William P. Downs, pastor of St. 1 Johns Mission officiated, Burial was 1 in the Forestville cemetery.
 Mrs. Janet Chidsey is i'll at the home of her niece, Mrs c. F. Norton, | of Washington street.
 Mrs. J. c. Reynolds has returned to l her home on Bingham street. after an | illness at the home of her brother, 1 Alton Hyde of West Main street, New ! Britain Mrs. Reynolds was taken ill ! after attending the funeral on Monday of this week,
 The Forestville Athletic club is ex- pected to return from Bellows Falls, Vermont, today, where they had been basketball. They will clash with the West Hartford team at the FIremen's ball here tonight.
 The New Departure girls team will play the Watertown Girls club atthe Red Mems hall in Bristol tonight, while .the West Ends will have as their opponents, the Atlas players of New Haven.
 Church Notices
 Plainville M. E. church-Preaching by the pastor at 1O:45 o'clock in the morning. Subject. Abiding in Christ" school at 12 o'clock noon. Epworth League meeting at o'clock m the evening: Leader, Miss Esther F'urrey. Topic, Lift Up." A special preacher will attend the evening services at o'clock and make an ad- 1ress. A cottage prayer meeting will 0e held Thursday evening at 7:30 clock, at the home of Miss Helen Peace of, Broad street.
 A. M. E. Zion church-Morning sermon at 1O:45 o'clock. Subject, The Faithfulness Rewarded" Sun lay school at 12:30 o'clock noon. r. P. s: c. E. meeting at 6:30 o'clock n the evening Evening worship and sermon at 7:3O o'clock. Subject, The ;ubtlety of Temptation
 Episcopal church-Second Sunday n Lent. Holy Communion at o'clock n the morning. Morning prayer and ermon at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday chool at 12 o'clock noon. Evening ,oIo l