New Britain herald., 1924-01-14

 Furniture epairs-church 317.4. Furniture repairs--rectory Sol; Telephone. transportation,
 welfase association . 29s.3.
 
 Total expenditures s5.5So.St Debt paid ......,..,...t.. S2o0.Ot Balance on hand, December
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 Practice In New Britain
 The Worthington Athletic club will meet for practice Friday evening at the Boys club in New Britain. The club is getting in trim for it's basket ball season and has a large number of candidates out for the squad. owing 10 the fact that they are not allowed 10 use tho town hall for their practice, they arc obliged to go to New Britain. Tho boys feel that they should be al- lowed 10 nse the hall. inasmuch as no one is using it and it is standing idle.
 Interesting Program
 An interesting program win be car ried ont Wednesday afternoon at tho homo Of Mrs. F.. O. Shicrdcn Of Ber- lin street, when inc Berlin Mother hood club meets for an afternoon of music. There will bc plano selections by Mrs. II. II. Damon, violin and piano duets by Mrs. Leland Gwatkin and Mrs. Damon and readings by Mrs. Elizabeth WickNirc.
 The afternoon viii wind up with social time and refreshments. Mrs. Charles Pratt and Mrs Shicrdcn arc in charge Of tho program.
 Casey Assists at Sc-mc
 Rev. W. T. Casey Of St. Thomas seminary. Hartford. assisted at the services Of St. Psul's church. Ken sington, yesterday. He had charge of the 3 o'clock service at the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin, and also of inc 10 o'clock service in Kensing- toi1.
 Social Is Planned
 \ social is being planned for Friday sXening of this week at 7:30 o'clock by the Junior Endesvor society of the Berlin Congregational church. The affair will take place in the ladies' room of the church and will consist of games and refreshments. The com nittec in charge Of the event is Grace Smith. chairman. Harvey Woodruff. William Coalc. Louise Cutie. Ellen Charles Cutie, Elliot Gwat- kin and Norma Gibncy. Tn sincere desire to be Of help in making the winter. time for real re- igious development. Rev. Samuel <. ifiske. inc pastor Of the church has suggested the following general plan: Sunday morning sermons Of de- 'otionai quality on the Personality If Jesus" Sunday evening conferences for foung people on, Jesus Ideals of living" Thursday evening meetings Of an nature dealing with some of he modern religious movements in Aemrica.
 Orga anizs ton Of q pastors class for study Of the simple truths Of the 1 'hristian faith. Special Sunday evening Ienteu ertices with outside speakers.
 Leave Fm Florida George II. Sage. president Of the ierlin Construction O.. accompanied . y his family, has gone to Florida of the balance Of the winter. They | VII take up their residence at Or [ nond l
 New Train On Line \ new train will be placed on Rer- n-New Britain branch. beginning this tening. The train will leave Berlin :45 D. m. for New Britain and viil eturn to Berlin at 1i:2s D. m. to con- ect with the Florida Special
 Items of InteTes4
 Rose. the infant daughter Of Mr. | nd Mrs. Patsy sisti. was baptized at [. Paul's church yesterday morning ' Rev. W. T. Casey.
 Louis Prey. proprietor Of the Rail- pad lunch. has returned from a four |, ionths' tisit with relatives in Italy. Joseph Prey. an ex-servicemsn ac- spfed position as attendant al the ate hospital in Middletown.
 Mrs. Leon q. Hsu has returned om the New Britain General hospi- I Mrs ]. F. EeldeH has returned -or1 Ninstsd where she attended the neral sf relative. Gssrnsr C Goodwin. Jr.. the ycunr n Of Mr. and Hrs. Garner C. Good