New Britain herald., 1924-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY
 OBSERVANCE HERE
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are out of tho city attending col Icges will spend the holiday with their families and will gather around the festive board.
 Business to i]c Suspended
 Stores, banks and factories will suspend operations for the day, In many intances the factories will re- main closed until Monday morning. Moving picture houses will present special holiday programs and res taWants will offer special Thanks giving menu attractions to their pa irons.
 City hall employees will, as has been the practice for many years, enjoy a hoiday, the municipal offices remaining closed from "Wednesday evening to Friday morning,
 Two Football Games
 Football fans will have their day of real sport" with two big griIiron attractions booked for the day, In the morning, the High School In dependents, which played through the past season as the team of the New Britain High school will play an all-star team under the name of the Alumni. This game will be staged at lO:S0 o'clock at Memorial field. At 2:3O ocock in the after noon, the All-New Britain and AlI- Hartford game is scheduled to get under way at Memorial field,
 Day at Town Farm.
 Mrs George F. Kibbe, mutrons of the town farm, has prepared a menu which has received the approval oi Superintendent Of Charities John |. Doyde, and it will bes ervei at the noon-day meal on Thursday as fol. lows;
 Cranberry sauce Mashed potatoes Mashed turnips Cream"d Onions
 French baked chicken
 Pumpkin pie
 Oranges Grapes
 Coffee
 School will close Wednesday noon for the remainder of the week.
 Post Ohice Hours
 Postmaster II, F., Erwin an nounced today that there will be no delivery of mail on Thanksgiving day and no windows at the post office will be open. There will be one col lection all over the city and all mail received up to noon will be dis patched
 K. of C. and Elks' Programs
 Daily Council, Knights Of Colum- bus. will hold open house this eve ming in observance of the Thanks giving season. The committee has arranged a program of fun and luncheon will be served. A high class entertainment will be provided
 Now Britain lodge, No. 9j7, B. r. c. Elks. will celebrate tomorrow night at the clubhouse when a dance for members and their families will he held. Punkin' pie, sweet cider and other reminders of the season will be served. The recreation hall has been renovated and new dance floor will be enjoyed for the first time at a club function. i Church Obscryanccs
 Special Thanksgiving services vii bc held in most of the local church os tomorrow or Thursday. There will be special masses in the Cath olic churches Thursday morning There will be two union services bS different groups of Protcstan churches and other churches vii hold individual services,
 The First, south and Stanley Me mortal Congregational churches, the First Baptist church and the Trinity N. E. church will join in unior Thanksgiving service at l0:3t o'clock Thursday morning at thu Methodist church. Rev. Dr. John L Dayis will deliver the address,
 The Emmanuel Gospel and Peo plos churches will join in a servic at the Emmanuel Gospel church There will be sermons by Rev. Harr, $. Landis and Roy. r. L. Brooks This service will be held tomorroy ey,ning at 7;3o o'clock.
 s. Marks Episcopal church vii have two services Thursday morn ing. There will be a service wit holy communion at s o'clock an morning prayer and address at 1o:3 o'clock,
 The German Baptist church wi have services Thursday morning a 7:20 o'clock.
 The Film Swedish Baptist churc will have a special service Thursda evening at o'clock. St. Matthew German Lurhoran and the Firs CSwcIish) Lutheran churches wi have services al 10:30 a. m. Thurs day and the Reformation Luthera at n.
 Eyerymau's Bible class will hay , no Thanksgiving service but dona tions of food, fruits, JeIlies came : goods and other things needed { help fill Thanksgiving baskets will | gathered at the church tomorro' ? morning and on Saturday the Whit army will have some one at tn