New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

but he was out of order, because a
vote had been taken to bring the pre-
vlous question before the house.
Tho vote on resembling the former
vote was taken by ballot and showed
SO In favor OF the resolution and 2S
against with two blanks,
The second resolution was then in
troduced calling for tho appointment
OF committee OF three consisting OF
First Selectmen William j, Johnson,
John b. Minor and one member of the
school committee which would be en-
powered to select u site, This was
amended to read that the present
meeting would be adjourned until
Friday, May II, and the committee
would report back at that time. The
meeting will be resumed on that date
at o'clock standard time.
Before the question was put, Peter
j. Prior declared himself again say
Ing that he thought that the school
committee and the board of selectmen
were the proper ones to decide the
matter. He was shouted down. but he
refused to sit down until he was
heard He said that n he was
member of the school committee and
he had any quits In him." he would
have his resignation in before the
night was over, because he considered
it the dirtiest slap in the face that
anyone could get"
Despite his objections, the vote was
passed, and the meeting was ad-
iourned until Friday, May II. at Z
O'clock standard time
Mrs. Caroline Fisher.
Mrs. Caroline Fisher, age SO years,
died last night at the home of hei
son, Charles Fisher, on WEIGH street.
She was the widow Of the late Charles
Fisher and was born in Birmingham,
England. She came to this country
and settled in New Britain in 1868.
She is survived by six daughters,
Mrs. E. c. Vanderbeck Of New
Britain, Mrs. William Durham Of
Berlin. Mrs. John Austin of Plain
vile, Mrs. Bella Walsh of New York.
Mrs. 7. J. Schaife of Marshfield, n. Y.
and Mrs. J. K. Brewin of Hartford,
and one son, Charles Fisher of Plain
Vile.
The funeral will be held Monday
afternoon at o'clock from the home
with prayers there and services will
be held in Erwin Mortuary chapel
in Fairview cemetery in New Britain.
1t will be strictly private and friends
are asked to kindly omit flowers.
Burial will be in Fairview cemetery,
New Britain.
Daylight Saving Time.
All the churches of Plainville Will
conduct their services tomorrow on
daylight saving time, the services to
be held one hour earlier. Masses IN
the Catholic church or Our Lady OF
Mercy will be held at 5 and 10 o'clock,
daylight saving time.
Church Notices.
Episcopal Cnurch-Fourth Sunday
after Easter, s a. m, Holy COM
munion; 10 a. m, church school; II
a. M, morning prayer; Z p. m, even
song. All services from now on will
be on daylight saving time with the
clock advanced one hour. The parish
leaflet for May is ready now and may
be had at the church at Ryder's
store, Next Week: Tuesday, fes-
tival of st. Philip and st. James.
Holy communion at 10 a. m. wed
nesday, p. m. Knights of Washing
ton. Thursday, 3 p. m, Parish
Guild meeting. 6 p. M, clam cho"oer
supper.
CONGREGATIONAL church - Sunday
April 20. Morning service at lo:4s,
Rev. C. S. Lane, ID. d., of Hartford
will preach; church school at II
o'clock noon: Young Peoples meeting
at 6 D. M, topic: What My Denom-
nation Has Meant to the World
The Woman's Federation will have
regular business meeting Thursday al
y. M, in the church parlors. The
Woman's Federation executive com
nittee meets Tuesday at p. m. III
the parsonage. Preparatory service
Thursday at 1880 p. NJ, Communion
service next Sunday. All services Will
be on daylight saving time.
Advent Christian church-Sunday.
April 20, 1923. Prayer meeting at
1918 a. M; morning preaching serv-
ice at 10:45 a, m, sermon suplect'
How Christ will come again sun
day school at IL noon; Loyal work
ers at p. M; evening service at I
u, m. Rev. G. l.. Vannah, principal
of the New England School of The
ology. Boston, Mass, will speak, The
Junior choir will sing, Week-nlght
PRAYER meeting Thursday at 7:45
D. m. Junior Loyal Workers Friday
at 3:45 D. m. All services on day
light saving time.
Baptist church--Sunday, April 20,
1o:45 a. m, "A Downward Step VIII
be the pastors theme: Sunday school
following the morning service; .
d, M, Young Peoples service; Z
p. M, the pastor will speak of The
Importance of Daily Life" TAB
y. M, Thursday, prayer meeting. All
services on daylight saving time.
NJ. f. church-Sunday, April 20.
1o:45 a. M, morning service, What
Is Religious Education?"; II o'clock
noon. Sunday school; $3.50 p. M, Ep-
worth League The Junior League
will supply the choir at the morning
service. All services are on daylight
saving time.
Report on Drive.
w. L. Cafferty, chairman of the
Plainville committee in charge of the
drive for the Bristol hospital, will
make n report to the Bristol COM
mittee. All those wishing to make
donations are requested to get in
touch with him before that time.