New Britain herald., 1924-02-09

| hers, the board of directors held ! meeting at which little business wa! | done. 4 committee consisting of T. A Lyman. C. s. Sherman and Joseph \ Mckernan was appointed to inyesti gate the matter of securing Carnegi awards for the members of the Brad ley family who lost their lives in tn fatal accident in Forestville a shor time ago. The committee will inquire into the matter to determine whethel there are any benefits for the famil! and educational opportunities for am member hereof. The directors wers unanimous in agreeing that tn, awards were deserved and the com mittee plans to push its work on tho matter.
 ! Protest Immigration Bill ! Sons Of Italy lodge, No. S63, last night sent telegrans to Congressman Fenn and Senators Brandegee and Nc Lean. protesting against the enact ment of the Johnson immigration bill which would show preference to cer- tain classes of immigrants. President V. G. Minella received notice this morning that the bill would most probably be killed.
 Bank Tp Close
 The Piainville Trust Co, will be closed all day February F, Lincoln's birthday, and recognized as a legal holiday in this state. Nothing deiiniSe is known about the town offices or other concerns here or their plans for the day.
 33S Pay Taxes
 Tax Collector W. J. Hemmingway stated today that payment of personal taxes is being made readily this year. To date, 33S of those liable out of a total of 1895 have already paid and many more are expected within the next few days. The time limit for the payment expires the last day of this month and it is expected that large proportion of the taxes will have been paid by that time.
 Reports From Sick Room
 The condition of Fred Bullen, who was operated upon yesterday at St. Francis hospital in Hartford was re- poIttu lOuds LO DC COiil- fortable. He stood the trip to the hospital very well and hopes are be- ing entertained for his recovery.
 Catholic Church Notes.
 Masses will be said tomorrow morning at the church of Our Lady of Mercy at the usual hours of and 10 o'clock. The regular monthly col lection will be taken up at all the masses. Sunday school sessions will be held at o'clock and parents are urged to see that their children at tend.
 Church Notices.
 Congregational church:--Morning services at i0:45 a. m., Rev. Samuel A. Fiske of Berlin will preach; church school Immediately after the morning service; Young Peoples meeting at 6 D. m., How and What Jesus Taught
 Episcopal chureh:-Fifth Sunday after Epiphany. |. m., Holy Con- 10 a. m.. church school; II a. m., morning prayer and sermon, Rev. B. E. styring; p. m.. evensong and sermon.
 phDiiNb titsf Captivity Turned" will be the pas tors theme: Sunday school following the morning service; D. m., Young Peoples service; ' ?. m., the theme will be Saving Faith" 745 D. m, Thursday, prayer meeting,
 Advent Christian chureh:---Rev ]. C. Libby, pastor. 10;i5 a. m., morn- ing worship and sermon theme, "The Church at her Best; 12 o'clock noon. Bible school or all; c D. m., Loyal Workers meeting, subject True Re- Iigion"; D. m., service of song and evening sermon, theme, "The Place of Mid-weok prayer serv- Ice, Thursday evening at 7:45 D. m., l subject "The Earnest of the Spirit"
 A. NJ. F.. Zion church Rev. F. | Horace Brown, pastor. il a. m., ! morning worship, subject, The Ab- i Coyenant;" i2:30 p. m., Sunday school; D. m., evening wor- l ship, subject. "The Sin of Achan." At ?. m, there will be a special pew ally service. The. program will be as ollows; Chorus by choir piano solo, . Song Of the Rose" Mrs J. Williams; 'ocal solo, "The Ilosary," Miss Louise Johnson; violin solo, "serenade," from | schubert, Professor ]. J. Williams; ,horus by choir: violin solo, 'Song Without Words" ]. Dec. reading, Mrs. l. Richardson: bass solo, John Baker; iolin solo, 'Salut D'Amour." Profes- or J. J. Williams. piano solo Dream leverie," Mrs. J. Williams. i
 Episcopal Church Notes | Monday, Second Regiment, K. o. N. annual meeting and supper in 'nionville; Wednesday, regular meet ng of local company k. O. w.; thursday. K. 0. W. smoker and card arty. All men of the parish cordial ' invited, begins at 5 a. m. Refresh- nents will be served.
 Energetic Club Meets The Energetic club met last evening 1 { the home Of Carl and Everett |, Two new members. Faith { trong and Roy Berner were added. were served and games nd dancing were enjoyed. ,
 Plainyille Briefs I Mrs. Harry Weldon of Mountain | few will spend the next few days 1 ghtseeing in New York city. It Mrs. r. H. Gilbert, who has been [ ] at her sisters home in Ferestville 1 pr the past two weeks, was able to ( sturn to her home in Mountain View z
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