New Britain herald., 1922-08-26

ground He was taken into Byington's drug store, and Dr. J. N. Tanner, who was called, ordered his removal to the New Britain hospital Mir. Babcock was not rendered un- conscious but appeared to be in a dazed condition. He was unable to tell how the accident happened.
 Advent Church Services.
 There will be no services. at the Advent Christian church here tomor- row morning as the congregation will tourney to the Advent Camp grounds and participate in the annual meet ing of the Connecticut Advent ses- sions which will start there tomorrow evening. %
 The regular mid week prAyer meet ings will be omitted Thursday, but will be held on Thursday evening, September [, as usual. They Twill be conducted at 7:45 o'clock.
 Legion Circus Ends Tonight.
 Tonight, the slast performance of the American Legion society circus will be presented after a successful run of five days. An appropriate program lldS DeelI al dH6ed ioi 'iiS closing events and extra attractions will be seen at the side-show.
 Last evening, there were about 600 ne cple who witnessed the act of It. tile Margaret Bently, toe dancer, Of Dallas, Texas, who offered a short William zeigicr of New Britain was the feature act and showed surprising ability at juggling axes and other articles, including the swinging of the baton.
 Many Attend Outing.
 Despite the bad weather, there was a good attendance at the second an- i nua outing and picnic held by the ! children of the Plainville Grammar :! schools and their parents and other ! members of the families at the Shak- | CT Farms in Thompsonvlle today. 1,
 Mrs. Miles M. Smith, who lives on the farm formerly Miss Dot Frisbie ! of this town, acted as hostess. They | spread their luncheon on the spacious verandas of the home there.
 Baseball Tomorrow.
 Weather permitting, the Aces will ! play Milldale at the latter's field to- morrow afternoon.
 A truck will leave Plainville with the players at 1880 o'clock tomor- row.
 Church Notices
 Baptist church-The pastors theme 1t 10:45 o'clock in the morning will oe, "Is the World Growing Worse?' Sunday school will follow the morn
 atc ervice will be held at 6 o'clock in the ,vening at o'clock, Rev. George H. 1effin. Jr., superintendent of the Temperance Union, will ,e the preacher Thursday evening, ,rayer meeting at 7:45 o'clock.
 Congregatonal church-Rev. E. c. iillette of Jacksonville, Fla, will oc- upy the pulpit tomorrow morning at 0:45 o'clock.
 limitations Out |. Invitations have been sent to friends in town of Frederick A. Nor on of PlainNille and Miss Esther P 'lapp of West Hampton, Mass, an- ouncing their marriage on Saturday, eptember 9 The wedding ceremony ill be performed at the home of the ride under a bower of flowers and ill be in charge of Rev. Mir. Nor Iss, pastor of the Congregational l1urch of West sHampton.
 Plain,ille Briefs.
 Harry Turner of Whiting street, Is isiting in Waterbury,
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Marshall will aturn to their duties in the Atlantic nd Pacific Tea company Monday aft returning from vacation spent in ngland.
 Mir and Mrs. James Pyott of Balti- lore, Md, are visiting Mrs. Pyotts arents, Mir and Mrs. Walter Calor f Forestville avenue. Mrs. Pyott was Iiss Malvina Calor before her mar age.