New Britain herald., 1924-07-12


 viewed lh a course gissn daily iron ' 10 o'ei0eA in the MaieFtsNl
 House,
 ! thildFen's Nark in charge Of Airs , r. D, GhaRin g ia ia a, anls deNa
 iinnal and story hour, { io ?, m.
 directed play, picnic Friday at D m, Automobiles solicited, fAung
 neonle's devotional hour from 6,sl 10 iish in charge 0f the eAmmllirt appointed hl ihs district league con NsniiOn,
 The special feature Af the regular evening services throughout Inc cam meeting is Rev, John l., Davis, paslal ef Trinity N, E, church, New Rritr ain, He Nill he ihe speaker every evening, li is expected also that Inc Bible class orchestra will be present en several occasions to help with the music,
 l The annual meeting nf the Camp Meeting association will he held on The platform of inc auditorium. Wednesday, July 80 at 1 o'clock, The trustees Of ihe camp are Rev. John Henry Hell, president A. r. hierksn, vice president; C. II. Allen, secretary! l., 4. GlRdding, treasurer and executive officer nr, R, F.. Reardsles, II, la Crockett, [, &. fiark, ], n, Ensign, Fred Kelsey. w. E. fairhank, George x. siratton and ], R, waolson.
 Trumhuirs iO Resume,
 The Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co, will resume operations on Monday morning following the annual shut. down Of l0 days, Mos, of inc em. nloYes Of the plant seized this op. pnrtuniiy to take their vacations while the equipment in the plant was being replaced,
 Mrs. Louisa Hctierirh.
 The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Hot. tcrich, who died early yeMerday morning al tho home of her daugh- Ter. Mrs. Hinman l.. smith on North Washington street, was held this aft crhoon at ! o'clock from inc under taking parlors Of R. C. Porter Sons in New Britain. Rev. Martin w. Gaudian, pastor Of St. Johns Ger. man Lutheran church Of New Brit. ain, oniciated. Intcrment was in Fairview cemetery.
 oiliDg Pierce Street.
 The workmen in charge Of oirnr streets were working on Pierce street today and will make a tour of this section of the town today oiling the roadbeds SO that the dust will be kept down. Housewives will now have plenty of work keeping the spots out Of the rugs in the house.
 Conforti Case Revived.
 Following the notice that a suit for $500 brought by Mrs Josephine Con- forti Of this town against her hus- band. Louis Conforti of parts un- known, the sensational case of his and desertion of his wife over eight years ago has been revived. At that time. the couple were living in Plainvile and without notice. Confo:ti left his wife and fam ny and although it has been rumored that he has written home 10 his wife slnce then. his present whereabo are not known. It IS thought that he IS either in California or Pennsy1- | 'ania, He is supposed to have eloped with another woman leavine ms wife 10 make her own way in FlainVille with a family.
 Baseball Games
 The St. Marys baseball team is playing the Middetown team in that | ,ity today and large number of fol- | oWers or the nine have taken the 1 rip to witness the contest. Many | expressions were heard from the members of the squad today that the ocal boys would come home with the bacon.
 The "f' group team, the Plainviie 1oneers, are meeting the State Trade chool team of New Britain a Trum- ulis field in play-of of tie game ihich had to be called last week be- .. ause of darkness with the score 2 H.
 Church Notices Congregational church.: Morning ! arrice at lo:45 a. m.; young peoples : ,eeting at p. m., "Abolishng War" , Baptist church. 1o:45 a. m, Not :. discouraged" will be the pastors C ,eme; Sunday school following the lorning service ?. m., the pastor i'll speak of ." Power of a Con II ,nted Life;" 7;io ?. m., Thursday, |, rayer meeting. M. F.. church: Morning worship at ' ):45 a. m., sermon by Rev. Arthur U . Ball. Mountain Masses and What hriet Saw in Them:" there will be a 'ecial program in the Sunday school ., noon in charge of Mrs. John Lamb. T, i. hey will continue each Sunday dur z the summer months. Epworth ague at p. m., Merton Lamb, lead VI !. His subject will be How May . e Aid in Establishing Pcace?" U Episcopal church.: Choral commun- Il and sermon at l. a. m. Rev. Rob { H. Burton. u lrship and sermon by the pastor, ev. J. c. Libby at 10.45 a. m. Sun ~ y school at noon: young peoples ,' ciety at o'clock: evening prayers ,. d worship at : o'clock. Regular ~ ayer meeting Thursday at 7;45 a, a, dock. O' A. NJ, E. Zion church: Rev. w. l.. SS,, lrr, D. D.. pastor, ii a. m, The o' odigal Son;" i2 o'clock noon, Sun y school; ?. nl., Narick Christian ,., 'deavor; p. m., What is Man?" ~ (Continued on rage Seventeen). ,,' '
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