New Britain herald., 1922-06-24

tate being Charles R.. and Dwight G Clark.
 Six months was also allowed fo1 Trumbull, the administrative being Mary A. Trumbull. The same order was held for George H. Freeman, ad ministrator of the estate of Lorraine A. Miller.
 Sale a Success. The Junior Sodality of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy held a very successful food and candy sale at the church hall yesterday afternoon Blankets were awarded to the follow ing persons: Margaret Muldoon of East Hartford: Marguerite LeVasseur, Plainville; James Mccormick of Bris- tol; Helen Bergan. Myron Hart and E. A. Harding. all of this town. The fol- lowing were presented with gifts for aiding in the blanket sales: Betty Ga,- lagher, Anna Parkinson, Margaret Col lins. Marie Ingham, Catherine Meau- lieu and Catherine Ryan.
 Aces Baseball Game.
 AC SolllolS ol NC" Dl IldlI1 anu IH6 Aces of this town will play benefit game tomorrow afternoon a. Alen's field. Proceeds of the game will be donated towards Wallace Knapp, Col Tier player who was injured some time ago. Knapp is reported as rapidly improving and may be able to attend the game.
 The fo at last game and they are out to even up the score. kania and Benson will be the battery for the Golfers while the Aces will have Cunningham, Kalish and Webb Dixie" Griffin will again be seen in the lineup A good crowd is expected to help swell the receipts.
 Church Notices.
 Baptist church-Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock: the pastors theme will be "The Worth of Man;" Sunday school will follow the morning serv- ice; the young people will meet at 6 o'clock: evening service at o'clock the pastors theme will be "The Joy of Service" mid-week prayer meet liS lHuIS Sudy at [ no U COCh.
 Congregational church Morning service at 10:45 o'clock, subject, Wet Grass" church school at 12 o'clock noon young people to meet at [ o'clock; subject, "Duties-What They Are and How To Do Them"
 Episcopal church-Second Sunday after Trinity; Holy Communion at o'clock Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning service at II o'clock; even- Sequassen lodge, I. o. o. F., and Martha Rebekah lodge will attend the service.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Clarence Judd of West Main street has purchased a new seven passenger s-knight.
 The condition of Mrs. Elsie Castle, who underwent a mastoid operation at the St. Francis hospital this week, is reported improved.
 The Sunday school of the Episcopal church of Our Saviour held its an- 1ual picnic today at Lake Compounce. | Next Wednesday afternoon the ladies of the Parish Guild of the church will | hold food sale.
 William l.. Cafferty and William Cassidy are on a motor trip to Pough- i ,eepsie, N. Y.
 Anna Prior and Rose Brady of | Adair, Iowa, are the guests of T. G. | Prior
 Miss Hannah Bassett who was married this morning to Harold King | ,f New Britain, was presented with a ut glass set consisting of a creamer md sugar bowl by her pupils at the closing session yesterday
 The Misses Addie and Etta Ryder ,f East Main street, are visiting at Sity Point, Va.
 Marybelle Parker of Bunnell ave- tue, is home from the St. Francis hospital and is reported as resting comfortably.
 DUNG LADIEs-Several young ladies or women wanted to sell our monogram din- ner sets in Plainvile and vicinity. Can earn from i1o to SIS a day. For particu JoI,r