New Britain herald., 1922-09-09

football aspirants. desiring try out are asked to report at Trumbull's Field next Tuesday night at o'clock
 To Make Voters
 The selectmen have issued notice that they will be in session at the town hall next Saturday, September 16, from o'clock in the morning, un- till o'clock in the evening, standard time, for the purpose of making vot- CTS. They will examine the qualified tions of electors and to admit to the electors oath, those who shall be found capable of receiving it.
 Baseball Tomorrow
 Tomorrow afternoon, the Meriden Cutlery team will stack up against the Aces at Aliens Field at the usual time. Cunningham and Wadsworth will be the battery for the locals and the visitors will have Ed. Walsh, who Is coming here with reputation which might scare the Plainvile bat ters but does not. Walsh has been doing some great pitching this season.
 Cattle Win Awards
 NiAe out of 10 Jersey cattle from the Pinnacle Rock Farm, owned by Henry Trumbull of Pennington ave- nue. were awarded ribbons at the Carter Oak Fair this week where they are on exhibition. The prizes received were for Junior Champion Bull; Three first, two seconds two thirds and one reserve for championship for heifers.
 'Insidc The Circle"
 Once more the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company edition, In side the Circle" spreads itself about the factory with new snappy item. pertaining to the general happenings in the town or plant.
 Space this month is given Charles E. Corwin, one of the old employees who has served there for the past 16 years. Mir Corwin came to Trum bulls in 1906 in the a asse mbling room and in 1913 was promoted to posi- tion in the Chicago branch office. He resigned this position there however, in 1916, returning to Plainville where he was again placed in the assembling room. He is now in charge of the Type A" stock room.
 Charles Livingston. sports writer, predicts the opening of the bowling season will be here soon and the Circle T" bowlers are looking for ward to the opening of the new alleys of Roswell Hart on Whiting street, now under construction. c. F. Reick- CT expects to call a meeting of the bowling team soon that the season may start on October 1.
 The girls of the factory have all ready formed basketball team and will soon be out on the floor against other players.
 Announcement is also made of the coming marriage of Miss Anna Green >r to Ernest Martin of Bristol, which will take place on September 12, next week Tuesday It will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, with Rev. John F. Fay, pastor, officiating.
 Church Notices
 Advent Christian church-Morning ervice at 10:45 o'clock; sermon sub ect, "The Day of God:" communion ervice will follow, Sunday school at ? o'clock noon; Loyal Workers meet ne at 6 o'clock; song service and preaching at o'clock, sermon sub ect, "The Closed Door, Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 145 'clock.
 Baptist church-10:45 a. m.-"The ,irht Way to Take Jesus will be he pastors theme. Sunday school ollowng the morning service. p. n.-Young Peoples servicee. p. n.-The topic will be Gaining Thursday, 7:45 p, m.- rayer meeting.
 Congregational church - Sunday ervices. lo:45 a. m,-Morning serv- ,e Subject, The Modern Man IF clock, noon-The church school. ' . m.-Young Peoples meeting, sub act, command and Obedience.
 Episcopal Church of Our Saviour unday, 18th Sunday after Trinity.