New Britain herald., 1922-10-14

building asked them to vacate.
 Hunting Licenses Go. So far this season there have beer more than 100 hunters licenses is, sued. Miss May Morgan, town clerk has put in busy week making ou, the certificates but the record of las year has not been reached yet.
 Making Voters,
 The selectmen were in session ir the town hall today making voters for the state election in November, IF to an early hour this afternoon there were quite a few who had registered The registrars have entered 407 or their list of the "to be made" and the selectmen expect that more than $50 of these will be qualified before the | noon.
 Daughter Born. A daughter has been born to Dr. and Mrs. G. o. Bassett Of Forestville at the home Of Mrs. Bassett's par ents. Mrs. Bassett was Miss Kath- leen Crowley of this town before her marriage.
 l May Settle Case.
 Fred Wright of Central Square, who was seriously injured when struck by an automobile driven by Edward Wicke Of West Main street, New Brit ain, at the Queen street crossing In this town on the night of Sunday. August 6, has received word from his lawyer, William J. Malone Of Bristol that the case may be settled out Of court. MT. Wright retained Attorney Malone in a civil suit against Wicke for damages, as his horse was killed in the crash and his wagon smashed. Wicke was found guilty at criminaI hearing some time ago and fined for reckless driving.
 Wicke, who drives for the Rosen- | holz bakery in New Britain, was rep resented by his employer who paid his fine and who now writes to At torney Malone that settlement will be made out of court, if agreeable to both parties, Mir. Wright says. MT. Wright at the request of his attorney. had an x-ray taken of his back which was severely sprained in the accident and which pictures were u Dc uSCu lOl CNluShIC d~o " AAo Aii0 juries sustained.
 Loyal Temperance Meeting.
 The Loyal Temperance Legion will change the place of meeting from the Adventist church to the town hall on ! Pierce street. The meeting Is to be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock and all boys are welcome. | Church Notices
 A. NJ. E. Zion church-special services at A. M. E. Zion church Sun day, October 18th; morning service at II a. m, subject, The All Positive and Sure Soon Coming Harvest" The P. P. B. will be present. A; this is their rally day. an all day meeting will be observed Come and bring others with you. A number ot out of town people are expected tt be present and to lake part in the services of the day. Sunday schoo will be held at the usual hour
 Advent Christian Church.
 Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock sermon Gods Forget-me-no Sun day school at ? m. Loyal Workers al D. m.; son service and preaching al p. m; special sermon, Heaven: Who Is There? or Are the Righteous Dead, Alive7" Prayer meeting Thurs day at 7:45 p. m.
 Episcopal church-Eighteenth Sun day after Trinity; Holy Communion at o'clock; church school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer at II o'clock; confirmation instruction at o'clock and evensong at : o'clock.
 Plainville Baptist church-1o:45 a. nl., "A Practical Question will be the pastors theme; Sunday school will follow the morning service; p. m. Young Peoples service; p. m., the pastor will speak of "A Clean Life;" 7;45 p. m., Thursday, prayer meeting.
 Congregational church 1o:45 morning service; subject, "The Prayer of Today" 12 o'clock noon, church school; p. m., Young Peoples meet ing; subject, The Ministry of JohI The parent church at Pennington will hold the 15oth anniversary of the building of its meeting house on Thursday at ? o'clock. A choir in colonial costume will sing colonial m usic.
 morrow morning in their new place, on White St-advt.
 BOOMERS WANTED-Desrable familie.
 good location. Cunningham & Skinner