New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

tended to all without a church home to attend the services.
 Episcopal church-Morning prayer and sermon at II a. m, Rev. Robert H. Burton. There will be no more sessions of the church school until the first Sunday in September.
 fledeemer A. Nj. F. Zion church. Rev. w, l.. Barr. D. D., pastor. II a. m. We Are On the Road Some where; p. m, After the Ball is Over"
 Pythians Elect Officers
 Pythian lodge. K. of P. held the semi-annual election of officers at the meeting in Odd Fellows hall last evening. Officers elected are as fol- lows: George Carlson, chancellor com mander; Harry Bonney. vice-chance- Tor: Irving Gridley, prelate; Harold selander, master-ar-arms; Harry Zickwolf. master of work; inner guard. Charles Phelps and William I. Wilber, outer guard.
 Congregational Church Notes
 The church school and Young ePo- ple's meeting will be committed during July and August on account of re- pairs to the church. The Young Peoples society Sill hold a strawberry festival Mondas. June 80. The Sun day school picnic will be held at Lake Compounce Tuesday, July S.
 Catholic Church Notes
 The summer schedule will be start cd tomorrow morning at the church Of Our Lady of Mercy when Sunday school sessions will be omitted and high mass will be omitted at 10 o'clock.
 First Friday deNotions will be hold on Friday next week but the services will be changed slightly. There will be no mass at 5:SO o'clock but mass will be held at o'clock on account of Friday being a holiday.
 Entertains Society
 Mrs. Frank H. Gilbert of Mountain View entertained the A. r. s. society at her home all day yesterday. A four course dinner was served for le and Miss Anna Vance provided an entertainment of music, games and dances.
 Bids Called On Road
 Bids on proposals to be submitted 10 contractors by the state highway commission include about 16.500 linear feet of reinforced concrete pavement on the Misunderstanding ton road and 1,e5O linear feet of re- inforced concrete pavement on Cook street, Pennington which will be awarded as one contract. The Port land cement will be furnished by the state department.
 Broad Street Hearing
 The Plainville town plan commis- sion will hold a public hearing in the town hall Monday evening at s o'clock on Broad street according to the pub lie notice published concerning the building, reranda and street lines. X map Of the proposed changes Is at the town clerks office and may he viewed there. Members Of the commission will explain matters more fully at the hearing. All residents of the street and others interested are urged to at tend the hearing.
 Expected Home From Panama
 Mrs, Harrison Johnston, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank II. Gilbert of Mountain View is expected to arrive in rlainNille from Panama today. Mrs. Johnston's husband has been trans ferred from Panama to Washington. n. C. and Mrs. Johnston will return there after a stay with her parents.
 pinin,iil~ Briefs
 Miss Ethel Prank of the standard Steel and Bearings Inc, Is spending her vacation tn Philadelphia, Pa.
 Mrs. Charss A. Runnell who has been spending the last two months eith relatives in Michigan has re- turned to her home on liamlin street.
 Mir and Mrs. Aiphonse ]. Bordeau have returned 10 their home on East Main street after an extended auto- mobile trip to Canada.
 Sylvester Dame of Bank street and Raymond Hart of Webster street win spend the next two weeks visiting at Cohoes. \. r.. and in the Adirondack mountains.
 Special for Saturday only ai the Palace of Sweets, 3i West Main street, the now store-ice cream in all fla