New Britain herald., 1924-01-19

in the work being carried on. Each director last night stated that he would bring one or more friends to the meeting. A speaker will be se- cured for the mslting and refresh ments and smokes wJl be passed around. Plans Were also said to have speaker at each monthly meeting and this will cause the attendance at the metings 10 be increased mate rially. committee will probapi. be appointed to secure a speaker .ach month and these men will be of -ta te and national prominence. Senator John H. TrumbGl will secure the speaker for the February meeting.
 Other matters of vital importance to the town were discussed and com- mittees were appointed to take defi- mite action.
 Legion Initiation Monday.
 X large class of candidates will be initiated into Brock Barnes post, American Legion at the meeting Mon- Aos ib6bt ibl lAiS posl ioOlJiS oil W llil ing street. Members who attended the last initiation will be sure to be present Monday night as additions trals and tribulations are promised for the candidates who will be in- ducted into the mysteries of tho post Refreshments will be served and all impromptu entertainment will be presented.
 Judge Newell Jennings of the su- perior court in Hartford heard the arguments in the suit for divorce Of Mrs. Rose Ney of Plainville against Peter Ney. The justice took the case under consideration and did not ren- der decision. The opinion Of the judge will be awaited with much in- terest by Plainville people.
 A certificate of incorporation has been filed with the secretary of state by the Skinner. Smith & Co. real es- tate firm of Plainville. The authori2- ed capital is s50,00o and the firm will begin business in real estate with s1o,0O0. The incorporators of the firm are Ralph D. smith. George R. Skinner Stanley Nj. Smith, Sidney ]. Hemingway and John F. Conlon, all of Plainville.
 Church Notices
 Congregational church: Morning service at 10:45 a. m. Blind Spots;" church school immediately after the service; Young Peoples meeting at p, m, Gospel Triumphs in Japan"
 Baptist church: 10:45 a. m.. Seek ing the Straying" will be the pastors theme; Sunday school following the service: 6 p. m.. Young peo- ple's service: ! D. m., the theme will be Caused 10 Stumble" 7:45 p. m., prayer meeting.
 Episcopal church: Second Sunday after Epiphany: a. m., Holy Com 10 a. m., church school: II a. m, morning prayer and sermon: ! D. m. evening prayer and sermon.
 NJ. E. church: Morning prayer at IO:45 a. m., subject. Personal Re- ligion;" l2 o'clock noon, Sunday school G:30 ?. n,. Epworth league, cader, Rev. X. B. DewberrE.
 Public Schoon Votes
 Senator John II. Trumbull address nd the pupils of the seventh and .ighth grade of the graded schools on Broad street yesterday on the subject ,f Government and Citizenship" His ak was received with great interest oy tho children.
 Mrs. Edith Forsythc. teacher in grade seven, who is ill at the home of her mother in Charlestown, x. H., is ra pidly improving and expects 10 re- urn to her duties in school soon.
 The traffic officers Of tho school, by Principal Orrin L.. Judd, attended the thcater in New sritain. Tuesday evening and wit lcssed the motion picture "The Mail man."
 Catholic Church Notes
 Masses at the church of Our Lady i { Mercy will be held tomorrow morn- ag at the usual hours Of $ and 10 . clock. Sunday school sessions will . Q held at the regular hour of clock and the pastor requests all arents to see that their children at- md.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 Wednesday, Woman's Auxil- l iry will hold home made cruller | ale. Telephone orders to 227 or lG-s. installation Of the officers of the nights Of Washington. not public.
 I'riday--S D. m. special parish eeting to elect a treasurer and tran Ict other business.
 Tomorrow, Sunday. the Most Rev. Athena ssiades. orthodox shop Of Neapolis and representative
 the patriarch Of Jerusalem. viii reach ir the Cathedral in Hartford the evening service at 7:S0. This ili be a splendid opportunity 10 hear n authoritative statement as to the ,nditions Of tne church in thc land her birth.
 Ob.cr,es Sith Birthday Mrs. Mary Royce Of 1e1 East Main rect observed her S4th birthday at r homo yesterday. She was born in 1clSy Hill and at tho age of 17 ars took up her residence in Plg' lle. She is thc widow of wi tNt ,yce who died 60 years ago. s been 8 resident Of Piainyille for . P past 67 years and has spent that art of her life living in thF same ,use in which she noa resides. Sle l, in excollcnt health and does ell her ? yn worlt. Shc is a member Of the iscopa' church of otIr Saviour and 8
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