New Britain herald., 1922-03-18
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 For Infants and Children ln Use For Over 30 Years Always bean 1 s'.s!'s;. ;s: a &<4Zz1<

lows hall next Wednesday evening d, T;3a o'clock.
 Next Saturday afternoon. March 25. the Temple will hold food sale In the vacant store at No. Main street. The new organization is cndeavorins 10 raise funds in order to carry on the work Of the order and largo at tendance is anticipated.
 1sadore Menard Of Bristol. has pur- chased the stock and fixtures of tho Twenty-Five Cent store on West Main
 street from William Fry. The store.
 formerly owned by Louis Plaskow. bankrupt was sold 10 Hia mar Nelson
 ol forestNille, who conducted tho
 business for several weeks. He later
 transferred it to Mir. Fry. Mfr. Men
 ard is proprietor ot q store on lS4
 West street Bristol, and today has
 from the local store to his own place
 in Bristol.
 Baptist Church speakers.
 Rev J. G. Ward pastor of the Bap- tist church. has secured three special
 speakers to appear at the local
 church. Rev. A. B. Coats, D. D..
 will give an address tomorrow eve ming at o'clock. Rev. Mir, Coats comes from Hartford and is an cN cellent speaker. He is secretary of the Baptist state convention.
 On Monday evening Rev. w. T.
 Thayer. also Of Hartford. will speak
 at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. Mir. Thaycr
 confines his work mainly to the pro-
 notion of Sunday school progress.
 On Tuesday evening nt 7:45 o'clock,
 Rev. r.. r.. Gates. pastor at large of
 the Baptist churches will give an ad-
 dress. Rev. Mir. Gates travels through
 out the state delivering sermons. The
 services are open 10 the public. Attend Party. The Misses Beryle Turner and Ger trude McGibbons, and Jack Dobson of plainville, Henry Bamell of Wal ingford, and Eckford Harkshurst of Forestville attended q St. Patrick's party last evening at the home of Miss Ruth Prelle of Ellis street. New Britain Miss Turner captured first award at the whist games. Church Notices. Congregational. church-Morning l worship at 1o45 o'clock. subject, "In- I terpreters Of God" Church school Il l2 o'clock noon. Christian En- lcavor meeting at o'clock in the | Nening.
 Nj. E. Church-rredchins by the pastor at lo:45 o'clock, subject, Gods dealings with His Ancient people; Israel modernized; Sunday .chool at noon; Epworth league meeting at o'clock in the evening. leader. Miss Rachel Mitchell, topic. l My debt to a High Vision" prayer meeting Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
 Episcopal Church of Our Saviour: | Third Sunday in Lent. Holy Com ! nunion at s o'clock; Church school
 at 10 o'clock: Morning prayer and 1 sermon at II o'clock. Combined con | irmation instruction for all candid ates at 4;30 o'clock Evening serN-
 ice at o'clock and address by Rev pr. Littell on 'rhc Holy Compun- on"
 Ba aDtlSt CnufCn~-Al l"'a' 'fctN
 he pastor will speak on "A Working Church." The Sunday school will loi- tow the service. At o'clock, the Young Peoples Service. At o'clock
 Rev. A. B. Coats D. D., of Hartford, will speak. Thursday evening, pray
 or meeting at 7:45 o'clock, PIain>ille Briefs. Tomorrow evening at 7;So ociock, Rev. William Donnelly, of SouthinG- ion. will have charge of the ,enten
 services at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The Loyal Temperance Leglon Mil meet tomorrow afternoon at the Ad-
 en1 Christian church al 3 o'clock r,ENITIRE and piano moving and al. kinds of trucking. ]. \. 'r'uies' '' Whiting St, PlainNille Phone lba. uo1INTA1N VIEW, Plsnylle. Hive room tenement. second floor. All modern ih'- movements. Phone 2ls-l".
 IF YOU miss the last train or trolley 'an ,Yty Taxi Service, le7 Churh St PhoEe es,9, o4 hour service
 WATCH REPAlRtNG-Ex clock ann watch renairing. All work guHrhEt'sd' w years ,Npe.icn,e. Fred B. Man, h's'.r' S3 West Main St. planviiis. -------------------.-