New Britain herald., 1923-01-20
LOCAL COUPLE ARE
 MARRIED l9 YEARS.
kr. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Dame
 Quietly Observe Anniversary
SEXTON OF LOCAL CHURCH
Athletic Club to aniliate With Y. NJ. c. A.-Gas Pips Frozen in Town Breaks Alley Records - Church N0tices-Piainsiiie Briefs.

III Mir. and Mrs, Arthur J. Dame Of Bank street are today celebrating
 their 18th wedding anniversary al
 their home. They were married 10
 years ago today in cohoes. N. Y.. by
 the Rev. Michael c, Gavin, pastor Of
 the church there. Shortly after that
 they came to Plainville where they
 have reEided to the present day They
 have had five children to bless the
 union. Mir. Dame is employed ns
 sexton of the church Of Our Lady Of
 Mercy here and is well known to
 large circle of friends.
 | Sport Meeting.
 | The meeting held in the town nall
 Inst evening for all those who are interested in the furtheranee of sports In Plainville. was not as largely at- tended as was expected, Those who were present, among whom was about | 20 boys. decided to affiliate with the Hartford County Y. Nj. C. A.. and for | that purpose, have decided to plan to | form a branch Of the "" here in | Plainville. A junior group was start ed last night from among those pres | ant, but 1t is not known definitely yet whether there will bc a senior group of boys started in town. Anotiel
 meeting will bc held in the town hall again next Friday evening at which representatives of the |. Nj. C. A. will be present and plans will be made to arrange schedule for the coming | season.
 Gas Pipes Frozen.
 Employes of the gas company were | pussy this morning searching out | places where the service had been cut | ,ff because of the pipes being frozn.
 heir service had been stopped en-
 rely and many other offices that are
 ependent on the gas service for the
 reater part of heat were without
 lat service this morning. The men sho were working on the pipes, cx- ,ected that they would be able to To. ate the trouble in short order.
 Breaks Own Record.
 E. Bach of Bristol. whose name vas spelled Bashan in last nights Herald" not satisfied with smashing .he alley record at the ..Ideal' alleys, Hart's new place on Whiting street, Thursday evening, set mp new mark of 136 last night, breaking his own record for high single string. Loca' bowlers are out to beat this mark, f possible, and many attempted it ast night. Bach is employed at the Standard Steel and Bearings Co.
 Church Notices.
 NJ. F.. church--January 21. 1925. l Morning service at 10:45. communiSl T. xJpy ichooI at 12 o'clock noon; Epworth eague at 6:30 o'clock in the evening nd at 1880 o'clock; Evening service. ,libject. The Freedom Which Comes y Truth"
 Plainvile Baptist church-10.45 L [. m., "The Answer to an Appeal" will be the pastors theme; Sunday chool will follow the, morning serv- {, ce; D. m., Young Peoples service: u,
 D. m., the pastor will speak on N Preparing for Blessing" Thurs si ay evening at 7:45 o'clock prayer |. meeting. ,t Advent Christian church Janu- " 21, 1923. Morning service at ,, 0:45 o'clock. sermon subject How ,c Q Be Perfect" Sunday school at 1. \, clock noon. Loyal Workers at 6 p, f l. Praise and preaching service at :, m.. subject, When We Meet God" <. thursday evening, at 7:45 o'clock, n rayer meeting. .t Congregational church, - January n [, 1928, Morning service at l045 a. ,o l.. subject, faction and Inaction;" cis lurch school at 12 o'clock noon; en's, Bible class at the parsonage, pic. "The Jesus of History" Young eopies meeting al ?. nl.. subject, I'm Foreign Missions,' Mems Brother ,cd meeting Thursday evening at 30 o'clock. Charles H. Norton will eak on "The Needs of Painville." Pr Episcopal church of Our Saviour Re ,ird Sunday after Epiphany. Jan Wi ry 2i, 1928. a. m. Holy Commun- il I: 10 a. m.. church school; I a. m.. nm orning prayer; p. m.. evensong. e rector invites communications for rot 9 next issue of the paris leaflet. ' ese should not reach him not later he m Monday. January 22. ha
 Advent Christian Notes. ec' Evangelist T. F. Glendenning of tai TIT Oak. Iowa. will hold a cam ign at the Advent Christian church an m January 30 to February II. ries
 At the Community. hee IS Doris Cooke of Bristol and Will hap m E. Ryan of New Britain were iett prize winners of the Prize Fox ,t given at the Community theater EAl 1 evening. There was large at- rH darcc present
 Loyal Temperance Votes.
 he members of the Loyal Temper e Union will meet Sunday after n at o'clock in the Town hall Ma, this meeting the badges will be sed out, and all members are re- sted to be present.
 W. C. T. U. Meeting.
 he local branch of the PlainNille r. c. T. |. will meet at he home or ,oa, i. F.. IT, uridies at ,ne ooIhe oi wife ad and Whiting Streets, Tuesday a.,; rnoon at 3 o'clock. of F
 Request Refused. ,,, case of loca; interest was tried Y. he superior conr. m har'ioro pc Edw Judge Haines yesterday, wherein ,,,Io. nardino Mareaneiii. formerly of .x,. place, requested custody of three cbi,, ls SIN children' tt" "eeks ago form ganeiis Whe was niNorced rom her and at the same tifne she was n the custody of their six children. vas stated yesterday that Mrs. De ganelli left her husband when .be were living here and since that ance |, her whereabouts has not been pore yn to the husband. Counsel for sesii
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