New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
MD-WZN7ER SALE OF DRAPERLES
ySENARES TOO, AT SALE PRICES

The lineup for Wednesday will in. clude Pickett and Goodrich at the for | ward positions: Brunelle at center and | Austin and Gould at guards Gould will take the place of Boardman.
 Strcctcr t0 Speak
 Frederick Y. Strecter. prominent Civil War veteran of New Britain. vii! deliver several speeches at Berlin schools on Monday. Lincoln's birth day.
 He will appear first at the Junior High school and will go from there 10 the Kensington Grammar school. In the afternoon he will address the pupils of the Worthington school.
 His talks will include "reminiscences Of Washington and Alexandria during the war, with recollections of Lincoln and the story of the assassination. Mir. Streeter. in company with several other officers. was present at the per- formances of Our American Cousin" in Ford's theatcr, Washington on the evening Lincoln was shot.
 Superintendent of School E. R. Showalter securer him to speak at the schools because of his fund of in- formation about those days in and around the nations capital.
 Health situation Improved
 According to reports received from the teachers by the superintendent of school there is an improvement in the health situation among the school judging by the attendance during the past two weeks.
 Church Notes
 Berlin onSregational--Boy class at 10 o'clock. Morning service at lO:45 o'clock in the church. Subject of sermon, supremacy of Character. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Mems class at the same hour in the com house. Junior Endcavor meeting at o'clock. Pastors class 1t 4 o'clock.
 iensington Congregational Morning ervice at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday chool at 12:10 D. m. ,
 St. Pauls- Mass will be celebrated t s and 10 a. m. Rev. J. c. Brennan will be in charge.
 kensington Methodist Sunday f chool at 10 a. m. Morning service :, t II a. m. A lincoln's birthday T ervice will be held at this time. here will be no evening service to- lorrow evening. The regular prayer 1eeting will be held on Thursday vcning. The study of India will be ( Ia
 Items of Interest
 Margaret Flynn, assistant at the ct post office is spending the t' eek end in Willimantic. W The Forum Book club is having T W lccessful season. W Lawrence Southard of Hudson W rect is i'll at his home. t Misses Victoria Tiske and Marjorie alpin gave party at the community ouse last evening. at which about 16 : Berlin's young people were present. i, ancing was enjoyed and refresh ,i cnts were served o.
 East Berlin Items Q, The services at the Methodist church ;. nnday are as follows: Regular morn- rr g service at 1:A5 9. m. followed by ,,i inday school at 12:0O o'clock and ,; inior League at 800 p. m, and Ep- u, orth League at 6:3o followed byl -ening service at 1880 o'clock. Rev. - c. Fuller will have charge of the rviccs.
 There will be the regular morning -ayer and sermon at St. Gabriels lurch Sunday at i1:00 o'clock. Sun " school will be discontinued for the mainder of the month but will re- ,en Sunday, March 4th.
 Mrs. Benjamin Derenthal and Iughter Kathleen of Springfield. ass. are the guests of her parents, r. and Mrs. Patrick Holigan of Main -eet.
 Thomas Nelson has had his resi- nee in the lower end of the town red for electricity and the Conneoti- [ Light and Power company have en working in that part of the town ting new poles and connecting MT. 'lson's lights to the main wires. Regular holiday hours will be ob- we'd at the local post office Monday i ncoln's birthday which are as fol- IS: Open at 7:30 8. m. and close at o'clock and reopen at 5;15 ?. m. g. l close at o'clock. u A meeting will be held at the Attn