New Britain herald., 1922-03-11
NEWTON BLDG. SOLD; MAY BE A THEATER Charles Eastman Of Woodbury,
 Conn.,, New Owner HENRY A. MOODY DIES
Pierce Clark Wins Hon0rs at Bowdoin COllegc-Jcrcmiah Lewis Passes State Tubcrcular Test on Jersey COWS-Church Noticcs-Items.

CowS-Church Noticcs-Itcms.
 Louis saperstein, proprietor of the Bristol theater in Bristol, has sold the Newton Repository on Whiting street, Plainvile, to Charles B. Estman of Woodbury, Conn. The building has been for sale for some time and had been offered to the local Brock Barnes post, American Legion for use as headquarters. The price asked was 5000.
 MT. Estman, 1t is believed, proposes to alter the building for use as q mo- ton picture house. Mir. Estman could not be reached on the matter but Mr. Saperstein said that the new owner plans something of this sort. MT. Est man has been connected with the moving picture business for some time and has owned show houses in vari- ous parts of the state. MT. Saperstein had some plans of turning the build ing into a theater but decided later to sell it.
 The sale Of the building includes all property surrounding it but provi- sions of the bill of sale read that a passway of 12 feet shall be reserv- ed for the use and convenience of the w. J. Cahill company, which has a large wholesale house in the rear of the Newton Repository
 The old building in the rear of the Repository shall also be reserved for George l.. Newton to be used as he sees fit and removed at will. Henry A. Moody. Henry A. Moody of Terryville, brother of Dr. J. c. Moody of this own, died at his home in that place yesterday. He was about 70 years old. MT. Moody was born in Plainville and ived here the greater part of his life -1e moved to Terryville about 12 years lgo. Besides the local physician, he is survived by sister, Mrs. Bessie M. Scott also of Terryvile. He was not married. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon from the home of Dr. Moody on West Main street. Rev. Spencer Evans of Terry 'ille will officiate and burial will be n the West cemetery, Plainville.
 Cows Past Test.
 J. B. Lewis of Trout Brook farm owner of 10 head of prize Jersey cows, has had them tested by both the state and United States govern- nent for tuberculosis. Mir. Lewis re- ceived word that the cattle passed
 he tests which gives him an accredit- ed herd. MT. Lewis recently pur- chased six of the Jersey heads from Charles H. Diggle of South Washing lon street.
 St. PatFick's Dance St. Patricks dance and social will be held at the Grange hall on Fri day evening, March 17, under the auspices of "The Two Jacks" Ewald's orchestra will furnish the music.
 Wc-Uns Food Sale.
 The We-Uns Girls club will hold a food sale next Saturday afternoon from ? until 5 o'clock in the store at 3 West Main street, opposite the rail- road tracks. Any donations will be gladly accepted and appreciated by the girls as funds are being raised for the work of the organization.
 A dance was held at the Grange hall last evening by the Midnight Three for the purpose of adding to the funds and good sum was real ized.
 There will be meeting Monday evening of the club and plans will be made for the sale.
 Leaves For California.
 Steve Dietzko will leave tomorrow morning for California. The trip will be made by automobile and he will not return until fall. The local young man plans to travel as long as pos sble during the day and put up at night wherever the trail ends. He will take the southern route extend ing through Florida.
 Wins Athletic Honors.
 Pierce Clark, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Clark of il Pennington avenue, has captured honors at the athletic meet at Bowdoir college, Maine, where he is student. The local young man won first honors in the high hurdles and came out third place in the entire meet. Martha Rebekah Whist. The Martha Rebekah lodge will | Hoiu d puplll " iiio' oe 'ilS oNu ' 0i- lows hall on Monday evening of next week at o'clock.
 In the afternoon the lodge will hold food sale at the l. o. o. r. hall. Church Notices. Congregational church. Rev. Charles Lane, PhD., of Hartford will con duct the services tomorrow morning lat 1o:45 o'clock
 Methodist church-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. James M. Tranmer at lO:45 o'clock. Sunday school will meet at noon. Epworth league meet ing at o'clock in the evening. Lead CT, Miss Esther Furrcy. Her topic will be, My debt to a good book"
 Redeemers A. M. F.. Zion church. Morning worship and sermon by ;he pastor at II o'clock. Subject, "The Blessedness of Trials" Church school at 12:15 o'clock noon. Varick Christian Endeavor society meeting at 6;3o o'clock. Subject. Habits. good and bad" Evening worship at 7:3o o'clock. Sermon by Rev J. c. Taylor of Meriden Subject, "The Church and It's Foundation"
 Plainvile Baptist-At l0:45 o'clock in the morning, Rev. Ernest V. Clay pool and Rev. Harry E. Olcott will present the work of the Anti-Saloon League. Sunday school will follow