New Britain herald., 1922-09-02

| Wadsworth behind the bat A truck | will leave the center of Plainville at 1 1 80 o'clock for the accommodation
 of the fans intending to go to the 1 game.
 On Labor Day the greatest game of the season is expected to be wit messed at Aliens Field when the local team will stack up against the fast Readville, A. C., of Waterbury. Miss Mabel Travers, woman pitcher will make her first appearance in | Plainvile against the Aces and is expected to show, the local men some good twisters. The fans are antici- pating a good game and one of the to be at the field.
 Advent Church News
 There will be no services at the Advent Christian church tomorrow but will be held at the Advent Camp Grounds on the Southington road Preaching tomorrow will be at 1o:3o o'clock in the morning; 230 o'clock in the afternoon and at o'clock n the evening.
 The camp meeting this year was one of the most successful the Con- necticut Advent denomination has ever held. There have been 1 5 min isters from all parts of the state for various service and the attendance at the meetings passed any season in the history of the association.
 Yesterday was Mission Day and ige India were heard Miss Christina Lang and Mir. and Mrs. Dwight / Banks, who will leave for India with in a month, spoke. In the afternoon, Mrs. T. w. Remington and Miss Alice Hazard, both returned missionaries from China, gave a description of the work going on in that country. Miss Harriet Barton, who sails soon for China. gave an address HFfhe evening on Christ, the Great Foreign Mis- sionary."
 The services were held all day to- day and tomorrow, the closing ser mons will be carried out. It is expect ed to be the biggest day of all and preaching will be held at lO:30 0 oclocll, 2,50 o'clock and at o'clock in the evening. The last service will De held at midnight when song serv- ice will be the main feature.
 Zion Church News
 The annual district convention, Sun day school and Christian Endeavor conferences closed a five day session at the A. M. F.. Zion church in Wat | erbury last Sunday and a full report will be read at the local A. M. E. | Zion church tomorrow at the Sunday school and Christian Endeavor ses- sions. The local church was repre- | sented by Miss Adeline Woods for the Church school and Miss Edna Hamil- | ton for the Christian Endeavor so- ciety. There will be a special pro- gram arranged for the Christian En- deavor service as visiting delegates are expected
 The regular morning services at the ] church will be held at II o'clock; | sermon, The Supremacy of the Spirit; Sunday school at 12;S0; Var ck Christian Endeavor society meet ing at 6;3O o'clock and evening wor-t ship at 7:3O o'clock with subject, . 'Sacrificiel Service
 Episcopal Church.
 Sunday, twelfth Sunday after Trim ty. The rector having returned from vacation the full activities of the ,hurch will be resumed at once eX- ,ept that the opening of the Sunday school will have to be postponed for week or two until the enlargement ,t the parish house is completed Be tomorrow the Sunday even song will be at o'clock according o the prevailing time, which for the present. is daylight saving. The par sh council meeting next Thursday . will be an open meeting and not for lele gates only. Mrs Acheson, wife # the suffragan bishop, who will be he principal speaker desires full meeting of the whole parish in or Ter that the functions and methods