New Britain herald., 1924-10-11

service at 10;i5 o'clock; church schoollat I2 o'clock noon, rally day. parents and friends invited.
 Baptist church--10.45 n. m, the pastor will tell Of "A Fine Fellow" Sunday school following the morn- Ing service; 2 D. m, 'Watchful Waiting will he the pastors theme. Tt5 p. m. Thursday prayer meet ing.
 Advent Christian churbeh--Morn- ing prayer and sermon at 1O:45 o'clock; Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon; p. m, a get-together service will be held by the Loyal Workers. At this time several Interesting sub iects will be discussed by some of the members. At ' o'clock, a praise service. will be held followed by an address on Submission 10 Gods Will," by Miss Ethel Farnham of someryilie, Mass, Miss Farnham is a student at the New England school Of Theology. and is a fluent and in- spring speaker. Special selections will be rendered by a quartet and chorus There will be a hearty well come for all who care to attend.
 M. E. church-Union service with the Sunday school at 1O:45 a. m., Rally Day. No Sunday school at noon, Epworth League at s:sO D. mp Clara Strung. leader. Evening service at 7:SO p. m.. musical serv- ice.
 Catholic Church Notes
 Services at the church of Our Lady of Mercy will be held tomor- row morning with masses ot and lo o'clock and Sunday school ses- siohs at 9 o'clock. The regular monthly collection will be taken Tn at all the masses and Rev. John F. ray pastor, appeals to his parish toner's TOT generous response.
 Woman's Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation of tho Congregational church will hold A
 ialent Party Thursday afternoon Iat o'clock. All are invited to at- tend.
 Teachers Training Class
 Ihelnion Teachers Training class meets in the Congregational churcb on Wednesday evening at 7:45 n m An inspiring gathering numbering 70 Tn all, attended the first session and as large if not larger number are expected 10 attend the coming week. ''e
 Town Meeting Monday
 The adjourned town meeting will De reconVened in the town hall Mon uay evening at o'clock 10 consider all the questions contained in inc call issred by the board of seleot men, This is expected to be tbe largest gathering of voters ever seen at a town meeting as many matters or Importance are to be disposed of It is understood that other questions which are proper to come before the meethg will also be taken LID through resolutions introduced and these will be as interesting as the others.
 There will be no sessions in any of the schools of Plainyille on Mon- day, Columbus Day, which will be recognized as legal holiday here. The town school committee at a re- cent meeting voted to follow the course adopted by the New Britain and Bristol school boards in not having school on Monday. Since that time, those two boards voted to have school, but the Plainyilie con- mittee decided to hold to their vote and thus the pupils will have a hol- iday Monday. Columbus 'Day was not included in the recently pub lished program of holidays for the various terms and some misunder- standing had been created through this but the situation is explained through the vote of the school com mittee as announced by L. S. Mills, secretary of the committee.
 Contest Promised.
 Tuesday evening at the repub- lican caucus, new. angle to the already contested place for repre- sentative. will be presented when as ie is understood, there will be staged contest for the nomination of judge of probate. Merritt O.. Ryder, the present incumbent of the office, will have opposition, accord ing to the latest reports, but who his opponent is to be is not yet an- nounced. MT. Ryder, it is expected, will again be a candidate for the nomination and this with the contest for the nomination as representa- tive, will make the caucus one of the most interesting ever held. As one old timer stated today, Politics is getting back to where it was years and years ago."
 PIainviIle Briefs.
 MT. and Mrs.' George Day and family will spend the weekend at the home of their son, George Day, in North Granby.
 The condition of Miss Gertrude Livingston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Livingston of Broad street who has been ill with infantile paralysis, is improved.
 For Rent--F'ive-room house. In- quire at 245 East street.-advt.