New Britain herald., 1922-06-22

| N''P'' f'iFN AiP pa'H VI ID shu'ot They plan to visit various parts of | England.
 K. of W. Entcrtains officers
 The Knights Of Washington Of the Episcopal church Of Our Saviour. en- tertained prominent officers Of Con necticut regiments at the regular i meeting here last evening, Colonel Henrichs commander Of the nrst regiment and Major Tenn of Meri- den. with Captain Humphrey, of com pany s, Of New Britain, were the guests, The officers made speeches in which they complimented the local orga anization on the rapid progress Of the newly formed regiment.
 Refreshments were served. Colonel Henrichs presided and Captain Hum phrey acted ss pianist,
 Camp Meetings Commence. ! The seventeenth biennial session of the Advent Christian General Confer cnced commenced at the Plainville Advent Camp Grounds today The first session started at 9 o'clock this morning when ar address was made by the President, Rev l. r. Barnes on Business, There was n large at tendance for the opening Of the con | ference and the cottages have been l filled, The officials expect a larger at tendance this session than any ever | held before, providing the good weather keeps up, they expect hum | dreds to arrive shortly in order to be at the grounds when the thirtieth an- l nual convention of the General East crn Young Peoples society opens Tuesday.
 At o'clock this afternoon, an ad- dress was made by Rev. Mir. Barnes and this evening, Rev. Burr A. l.. 3ixler will speak on, The value Of centrahzation and supervision in re- ligious work" Rev. Lester Reynolds will speak at 1880 o'clock. His topic will be, Looking forward to the sec ond milestone" Rev. George A.Oman will also speak.
 Tomorrow morning an address will be given at Ii o'clock by Rev. J. H. Grouse on, The relation of a pro- gram to denominational progress" Rev C. A. Johnson will talk tomor- row evening at o'clock on, The op- portunity of the Advent Christian people in the present premillnial con troversery."
 Food and Candy Sale There will be a food and candy sale omorrow afternoon between the tours and 2 and o'clock at the hall 'f the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The affair is being held under the
 uspices of the Junior Sodality. 4
 ovelty will be seen at the sale as ipical country store will be erected jr the sales to be made in. The six
 ankts will also be awarded tomor
 )w afternoon
 Earl Osden Recovering
 Earl Osden, who was taken to the
 CIV Britain hospital Tuesday night,
 suffering from a concussion Of the rain. The boy is recovering from his ,cident and his physician believes he
 m be removed to his home within |
 eek or so.
 Sunday School Picnic
 The Sunday school pupils and l aachers of the Congregational church | will enjoy their annual outing and | 'icnic Friday, June 30, at Lake Com bounce It is expected that there | will be 200 who will attend Those who will so will leave on the 1o:o5 ! o'clock Bristol car from the center lere
 Baseball Games Sunday
 The Aces will stack up against the ast Golfers of New Britain Sunday fternoon at Aliens field The game will commence at 3l5 o'clock. + will be benefit performance for Wallace Knapp, player for the Col iers who broke his leg three weeks go. Knapp, who lives on Arch street n New Britain, has been laid UT ,ince his accident here and various asebal teams have started contribu. ions in order to defray the expenses poured. He is employed at the Ad ,ins Printing company.
 Plainville Briefs
 Edwin Russell Madeley, son of Mir nd Mrs Isaac Madeley of Whiting treet. has been removed to the New Britain hospital for treatment.
 Miss Anna Torrant, newly appoint d teacher for the local Grammar school, who will fill the vacancy caus- d by the resignation of Miss Annie Berry, was in the graduating class of he State Normal school of New Brit in Tuesday afternoon Miss Torrant nas been making her home in Plain lille on Crown street and has return d to her home in Norfolk, Conn. 'he was accompanied by Miss J. Law | 'ence, another Normal school grad late, who lived in this town and who { will teach in the South Manchester schools next term. Is There will be a celebration Of the 'east of the Sacred Heart at the ( hurch of Our Lady of Mercy tomor- r ow morning with a mass at o'clock. a The Plainville Fife and Drum corps c 'eld meeting last evening when re- C 'orts were heard on the result of the t ecent fair he'd by the corps All re- l. urns were not entered but a rood um was believed to have been clear d.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a fair t. ' successful festival at the ch> rch arlors last evening despite the bad teather.
 There will be a meeting of the eachers of the Episcopal church of 'ur Saviour at 73o o'clock tonight. tomorrow night, there will be ,eeting and rehearsal of the choir at 80 o'clock and Saturday, the church ohOO1 will enjoy the annual pjo io