New Britain herald., 1921-03-02

l the Advent Christian church will be
held at the church tomorrow eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
The Baptist church will hold serv-
| ices at 7:45 O'Clock tomorrow eve
| ming. Rev. J. G. Ward will have for
| a topic, Observation-Disclosures Books"
The Mission Study class of the
Episcopal church will meet at .he
1 church rectory at 1880 o'clock to-
| night. They will have for their
| study. Alaska
will be held at the Methodist church
at 1880 o'clock tomorrow evening.
This will be held in place of the
usual weekly cottage prayer meet
ings. Rev. James M. TRAINER will
conduct the services.
On Friday night. Devotions and
Stations of the Cross, will be held
at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy
commencing at 1880 O'Clock. There
are large congregations at these Len
ten services and are proving popu-
lar.
At the Church Of Our Savious,
Friday evening. Rev e. G. Reynolds.
of Glastonbury, will preach. The
services will be held at 1880 o'clock.
The Plainville Ministers associa-
ton held its regular meeting this
morning at the home of Rev. George
Tyler of Maple street. Rev. Mr..
Tyler read the book of DR.. II. Clay
Trum bull. formerly editor Of the
Sunday School Times.
Chorus Rehearsal
The chorus in charge of Mrs.
Martin Casey which will take part in
the entertainment of the Holy Name
society at tho Grange hall, March
Il, held a rehea rsal at Mrs. Casey's
home last night. There are Is voices
in the chorus and it is planned to en-
large his to about %. Mrs. Casey
reports excellent progress and it is
hoped that the music lovers of the
town will be given a treat on that
night. The next rehearsal will be held
Friday evening at the basement of
the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy, at
o'clock.
May Buy land
The committee composed of Ralph
Newell, Harold Corning and Edward
Barrows, for the Brock Barnes post,
to look up a site of land for the erec-
ton of the future club house, have
made reports. There are several pieces
of property undar consideration and
one has been selected a possible
proposition. This is situated in the
center of the .own and would make
an excellent location. The committee
has been held up for some time in
settling the matter of purchasing it
on account of the illness of the owner
A price will be offered for the land
and if ssltisfa Glory to the owner it will
be purchase Plans will then be out
lined for the erection of the proposed |
club house. The post will hold its |
n
next week
Town Out of Luck
a bill that is favored in the House |
Of Representatives. which would |
authorize town courts to retain 25 |
per cent of fines imposed for VIOLA |
ton of motor vehicle laws, does not |
apply to the local court. The vioiater |
of the motor vehicle law. hr, ughi |
into the Plainville court is tried by |
The justice. and not by the court. as |
The bill reads. Should this town have |
L court which acts under the jursdic- |
ion of the larger towns. it could re-
ain part of the fines for upkeep of |
he court. and but 75 per cent would |
De turned over to the motor vehicle
department..
ForcStvillc News
Sidney w. barnard plans to leave
,bout March 3. for a trip to Bermu-
la. Mr.. Barnard expects to remain
away three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Green Of Ken
hey street are receiving congratula-
ions on the birth of a son, born to |
hem Sunday.
The two year old son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Tortin, is suffering at his
nome with a sprained ankle sustained
When he fell from a box yesterday.
Lenten Devotions were held at 81. |
church last night. Rev. |
-edwith of Hartford. conducted the
services.
The horses kept at the fire station
or the past two weeks in case of fire
ave been returned. The trucks were
Unable to travel through the heavy
now drifts and the horses were kept
S a precautionary measure.
The Forestville A. c. will clash with |
he West Hartford basketball team
t the Ffremen's Hall Friday night. |