New Britain herald., 1924-09-20

will be resumed on September 2s; Young Peoples meeting at ! p. m. In tho church auditorium. topic, 'The Reatitudcs of the Psalms"
 Baptist chureh-10:45 a. m, the pastors theme will be Nothing Too Hard For God; Sunday school following the morning service; T ?. m, Singing the New Song" will be the pastors theme; 7:4S p, m,i Thursday, prayer meeting,
 Advent Christian church: - Preaching services at 10:45 &. m., and p. m.; Bible school at noon; Loyal Workers service at D. m. Mid-week devotional service Thurs day evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Plainyille M F. Church-Morning worship at 10:45, sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor; Sunday school with an adult Bible class at noon; Epworth League at 6:30 D, m, Leon Griffen leader, topic: What Has the. Epworth League Done for Me?": evening service at 7;30 p, mt illustrated lecture entitled, Japan on the Inside" All who are interested in this much discussed nation are cordially invited to at tend.
 Episcopal Cburch--Church school at 10 a. m; morning prayer and ser- man at Il a. m.
 Carns From Scotland
 Post cards have been received from Scotland by large number of friends of Robert Craig of Park street, who was called across the water by the serious illness of his father. Mir Craig states that he found his father seriously i'll, but his condition has improved in wonder ful manner within the past few weeks.
 Catholic Church Notes
 Services at the church of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow will be at the usual hours. Masses will be read at and 10 o'clock with Sun day school sessions at 9 o'clock.
 Annual Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Plain vile w. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. l.. A. Francis at 139 West Main street, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are asked to attend as business of much importance is scheduled to be dis cussed.
 Making Voters
 The registrars of voters are in session at the Town hall today mak- ing voters and although there was no great rush this morning, it is ex- pected that large number will take the electors oath today.
 The increasing interest being manifested in the national. state and town campaigns here indicates that the heaviest vote in years will be cast at the polls. Slight interest. If any, is being shown in the third party movement, the voters here re. frsing to become excited over the efforts of that party.
 Interest continues unabated in the race for the nomination of the re- publican party for representative. The two candidates, John J, Kimmel and Frank Smith. are both popular with large number of followers and although the records were broken at the town caucus of that party, 1t is expected that an even larger number of voters will turn out to make choice of their favorite candidate. The candidates them. selves are waging anything but an open campaign for the nomination and their friends are doing their campaigning for them.
 On the democratic side, the in- dividual candidates are canyassing their friends and forming a strong combination and it would not be surprising to see the democrats poll large vote at the polls. Usually at town elections, the democrats have very small vote, but this year party leaders anticipate a revival of the old time election days. Plainville Briefs
 Pythian lodge, k. of P, held a regular meeting last evening in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street and routine business was transacted, Broad street-72, 10 rent, lower floor, rooms, room on upper