New Britain herald., 1923-10-13
FAMOUS ORGANIST
 TO GIVE RECITAL ]. H. Prultins to Play New Organ
 in PlainVille Church JOHN T.. DOWD SOLoIST
Airs. Pearl smith Resigns Prom school Committee - Christian Endeayor Notes-churh Notices - Football season Opens-Piain,ille Briefs.

season opens-Plain,ille Briefs.
 People in PlainNille and surround
 ing towns and cities will have an ops
 portunily on october s5, Of hearing
 two of the hest known artists through
 out the state in a recital, the first to
 be given on The new organ which has
 been installed in the church. ono Of
 the artists will be J. II. Prntting Of
 Hartford. leader Of the Philharmonic
 orchestra Of Hartford, until il was dis
 banded, and the other will he John
 II. Dowd Of Hartford. first tenor Of the famous Tempo quartet Of Hart
 ford.
 The recital will be. in a way. tho dedication of the new organ in the church. as it will be the first time it will be played in public. It is one of the largest and finest Of any in the state of Connecticut installed in a church Of the size of tho PIainville Congregational church. and when it will be played under the skilful manipulation Of a master such as Mir. prutting is, it will be treat we'll worth hearing.
 MT. Prutting Is one of the best and most widely known organists not only Of this state. hut In other states throughout the country. Under his direction. the Hartford Philharmonic orchestra became one Of tho finest musical combinations in the east, and the standard was kept up until 1t was disbanded because of lack Of sufficient funds with which to continue it. At the present time, he is organist in the First Methodist Episcopal church fin Hartford.
 John T. Dowd, the second membef on the program, is a soIoist of re- markaple voice. As first tenor of the Tempo Quartet Of Hartford, he has been much in demand throughout the state in recitals and concerts. Hi, voice carries the quality and sweet. ness of some of. the best artists and ms appearance in Plainville brings q distinction not only to the Congre- sational church. but to the town in general.
 Tickets for the concert will he | placed on sale within a few days and | nempers of the Congregational | church volunteer chorus choir are planning to call at the homes of the. people in Plainville go that everybody here might have a chance to secure tlcket' A slight charge will be made Tor the seats in the church and Ry- ders store and the Plainville Trust Co. will also have supply on hand. There will be no reserved seats. and the concert will commence at s:15 o'clock, Thursday evening, October 25.
 Resigns From Committee
 Mrs Pearl W. Smith, considered one Of the most valuable members of the Plainville school committee. has resigned her membership, according to report received today. Her resignation was sent in to the school board and was returned to her with an appeal that she consider it. Mrs. smith, however according to the re- port, will not be able to serve and has insisted that the resignation be 
 Christian Endeavor Notes
 The Christian Endeavor society of ne Congregational church will meet tomorrow evening at o'clock and members are requested to note the ,hange in time.
 Miss Elsie Hampstead will be the eader and a special collection for he flower fund will be taken up.
 Miss Hazel Rogers, chairman of the ocial committee has announced that Halloween social will be held by he society in about two weeks. The details of the affair will be an- z bounced in future issue of this ] 'aper The social will be closed to i, members of the Christian Endeavor. f
 A delegation of 12 members of 2 he local C. E. society attended the |, ocial in New Britain at the South q hurch last evening. The Plainville d roup furnished one of the numbers n the program. The sketch was I, ntitled "The Eastbound Train" The s ociety is planning an active winter F ampaign under the able leadership | f the president. Miss Mildred Fisher. i,
 Church, Notices !, Congregational church Sunday, e )ct IA. Morning service at 1o:45 ', clock, "The Sea of Glass Mingled f, With Fire; church school immediate s after the morning service; Young \ copies meeting at D. m, Does i, Prohibit"
 Episcopal church - goth Sunday fter Trinity. s a. m.. holy commun- f; ,n; 10 a. m, church school; II II clock, morning prayer and sermon; II o'clock, evensong and sermon. II M. E. church - Sunday, Oct. "A. III D:45 o'clock, morping service; Sun III ay school rally day service will be- In at 11:45 a. m.; Epworth league 'rvice at 6:S0 p. m.. special speaker, III IF. Yokota. a Japanese from the artford school of pedagogy. Baptist church-Sunday October l.. 10:45 ,a m., "A Business Man will be the pastors leme; Sunday school following the orning service; p. m., Young Peo- H e's service; D, m. the pastor will H 'eak of "The Psalm of Faith" thursday, at 7:45 p. m., prayer meet II g. III A. M. E. Zion ehurch-Sunday. Oct, II ]. Rev E. Horace Brown, pastor. II orning worship at II a. m., subject II The Parable of the Sower;" Sunday II hool at 12:S0 D. nE A fine program iI arranged for Monday evening, Oc- Der 15, to be given by the Jubilee - ngers from St. Augustine. Fla.
 Football season Opens.
 The All-Plainville football team Il open up the season tomorrow af- moon against the fast Dutch Hill am of Meriden. The local squad has