New Britain herald., 1923-11-17
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 Stone Hill Passes Away
 BICYCLE CLUB TO MEET Miscellaneous Shower for Mrs. EIiz- | abath Carlson-Church Notices
 State Police Patrolling Roads-So- \ dality Entertainment-Bricf
 Mrs. Charles H. Norton, age 54 years, of Red Stone Hill. died last l evening about 10 o'clock at St. Francis hospital in Hartford. She l had been in ill health for long time and of late her condition became so l bad that all hope was given up for l her recovery. She was the wife of i Charles H. Norton, one Of the most 1 prominent residents of Plainville and was well liked by the many who knew her. She has been a resident | of PIainville for about two years.
 She leaves her husband. two daugh- l ters, Miss Elizabeth Harding and 1 Mrs. George Brannon: two sisters, ! Miss Mary A. Drake and Mrs. Belle Barker both of Worcester. Mass, and one brother, William F.. Drake of Fall River, Mass,
 l The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock from her home. Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff will officiate. Burial will be in Worcester. Mass. W. A. Bailey X Go. are in charge. Bicycle Club Meets.
 The Fisk Bicycle club of Plainville is planning to reorganize and to carry on an active season and for this pur- pose, a meeting has been called for Monday eveing. November 19 at 7:30 o'clock sharp at the home Of Brad. ford Hurlburt of 53 Pierce street The following members are asked to put in an appearance: Ray Oliver, president; Milton Kramer, LcRoy Weldon, James Prior and Ray Gas sidy. Anyone in Plainyille wishing 10 join arc invited to attend the meet ing, the only stipulation being that he or she be over i2 years Of age. Im- portant matters will be brought up for discussion.
 Miscellaneous Shower.
 \ number Of girls from the Parker Shirt Co. of New Britain gathered last evening at the home Of Mrs. Anna Rogue in honor Of Mrs Eliz- abeth Carlson, who was formerly Miss Elizabeth Hulten. The affair took the form of miscellaneous shower. She was married Thursday evening in New Britain to Herbert Carlson. At the same time. the Eusy Rec Sewing circle gave shower in honor Of the new bride and the occasion was made more happy by tho joining of the two groups. Mrs. Carlson was presented with large number of varied gifts and games and music were enjoyed throughout the evening. \ bnffct lunch was served.
 Church Notices.
 Baptist church: Sunday. Norcm- her IS. io:45 a. m. stewards of Christ" will be the pastors theme; Sunday school following the morning service. 6 ?. m.. Young Peoples rcrv- ice; D. m. Echoes from thc con rcntlon at New Haven:. T;ij D. m.. Thursday prayer meeting.
 Advent Christian church: Sunday, November IS. Morning service at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school at i2;05 | D. m: Loyal Workers service al 6 D. m.: evening service at D. m. Roland Heacock of the Vale Divinity | school will speak at both the morn- ing and evening services.
 Episcopal church--e5th Sunday | after Trinity. a. m.. Holy Com munion: 10 a. m, church school: fl | 8. m. morning prayer and sermon; ' ?. m.. cvensong and sermon.
 Congregational church: Sunday | November IS. Morning service at | 10:45 a. ID. Rev. E. Gilroy, editor of l The Congrcgationalist." will speak. | Sunday school following the morning i service; the Young Peoples meeting will be held al D. m. and will take the form of a missionary meeting.
 A. N. l.. Zion church-Sunday. No- vember 1S. Rev F. Horace Brown. pastor. Morning worship at II a. m. sermon by Dr. c.. \. Auten. presiding elder: Sunday school at 12:30 D. m: evening worship at D. m. sermon by pastor.
 N. F.. church Sunday. November IS. Morning service at i0:45 a. m, Rev. Mr. Robinson or the Trinity Methodist church Of Meriden will speak, Communion service; ? o'clock noon. church school: 6:so D. m. Ep- worth League. special missionary pro- gram presented by Miss Gould and X. Stevenson. Thursday evening at 7.45 p. m., weekly prayer meeting. Next Sunday evening there will be a special Lcnten lecture on inc Passion Play.
 state Poli.c On Duty
 \ squad Of state police were in plainsille at an carly hour this morn Ing presuma biy to patrol the roads turing the rush Of traffic through here towards the Vale howl at Now Haven. The state officers were on motorcycles and also in automobiles. There havc been SO many accidents m the roads surrounding Plainrille on veek-ends. that the state police de- larimcnt has had men stationed hero or the past month. Their vigilance md efficient work has cut down the lccidents to tho minimum number.