New Britain herald., 1922-03-24

 on radio operating, An instrument had been installed by the Baldwin stewart company of Hartford and an enjoyable concert was heard from various parts of the state,
 Speeches were made by Senator John II Trumbnl, Henry Trumbull, F, F, Wheeler and Harry E, stillman, stanley s, Gwillim acted as toast master.
 Speaker at Church,
 Rev. J, Leo Sullivan pastor of st, Joseph's church in New Britain will preach at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this evening at 7;S0 o'clock.
 Tonight there will be celebration of the stations of the Cross at 7S0 o'clock. Following the services, the Holy Name Society will meet In the church hall.
 Hearing on Will.
 The trustee of the estate of the late Sophie l.. Hitchcock has exhibited his account and Judge Merritt o. Ryder has ordered that on Monday afternoon. March '27 at o'clock, there will be hearing on the allow ance of the account. All persons in- terested in the proceedings are re- quested 10 attend and the bcne- ticiaries have been notified. It will be held in the probate court
 Silver Social Tonight
 There will be silver social at the Congregational church parlors this evening under the auspices of the Ladies Benevolent society It will commence at 7:45 o'clock and is open to the public.
 Vocal selections will be rendered by Miss Alice Wilcox, teacher of music and drawing at the local schools. and by Miss Bessie Loomis. Gustav Ewald will favor with violin selections and piano solos will be rendered by Miss Elizabeth Pike. There will be two spelling matches, the words being prepared by Miss Barnes. Home made candy will be on sale and a silver collection will be taken.
 Episcopal Church Notes.
 There will be meeting of the Altar Guild of the Episcopal church at o'clock this evening. Lenten services
 
 dress on ''rhe Temptations of Christ" Tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, there will be Holy Communion and a celebration of the Feast of the An nunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
 Pythian Lodge Program. PytMan lodge. Knights of Pythias, are preparing for program 10 be held at the Odd Fellows hall on We'd nesday evening. April 5. A commit tee has been selected to arrange for radio concert and speaker will be secured for the occasion. An instru- ment will be erected and concert will be enjoyed Elmer Thomas, Will liam Wilbur and Charles Livingston are in charge of the arrangements.
 The meeting will be open to the lady friends and wives of the lodge members and the Pythian Sisters Temple will also be invited.
 James Tani Recovers.
 James Tani, son of Mir. and Mrs. Santi Tani of Whiting street, has re- covered sufficiently from his recent accident to attend his studies at school. Young Tani was struck on the back of the neck with q baseball bat several days ago.
 Don Scott Dead.
 Word has been received here of the sudden death of Don Scott in Florida. Nothing very definite has been given with the exception that the body is being forwarded to this town for bur ial MT. Scott lived in Plainville the greater part of his life and also re- sided in New Britain for some time. Be has no relatives here, but the family plot is in Plainville.
 r. 0. Lobby Closes Early.
 Notices have been posted in the post office reminding the people that until further notice. the lobby of the office will be closed at o'clock here after. This is one of the new rulings by Postmaster James Usher, who re- gently commenced his duties in that office. Previous to his administra- ton, Postmaster Prior left the lobby open until 10 o'clock nights, and sometimes later as an accommodation that the residents may get their mail out of the private boxes
 plainvi!lc Briefs.
 William Madeley of South Washing ton street has had a relapse from his recent shock.
 Pythian Sisters will conduct their food sale in the vacant store on West Main street tomorrow afternoon.
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