New Britain herald., 1925-03-10

The speciality acts as given in last nights Herald are especially good. Candy will be on sale and the pub lie of Plainville should attend the performance to see the freshmen in their first public attempt.
 Engagement Announced
 Mr. and Mrs. George S. Butler an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lydia Butler. to Richard Bugbec.
 Lcntcn Services
 Lenten services in the Episcopal church of Our Saviour tomorrow will consist of holy communion at 10 a. m. On Friday evening at 7:SO D. m,, there will be evening prayer and sermon by Rev. II. L. Bodley of New Britain.
 services in the church of Our Lady of Mercy will be held on Fri day evening at 7:3O o'clock consist Ing of the Stations of the Cross, litany and henediction.
 Bullcn In Hospital
 Frederick Bullen of Washington street was removed to St. Francis hospital in Hartford yesterday suf- fcring from an attack of plcurisy. At about the same time last year, Mr. Bullen was confined to the same Institution with a severe attack of pIenrisy and he remained there for a long time in serious condition.
 Returns From The South
 Edwin H. Hips, proprietor of Hills Mfg. Co.,, on North Washington street. has returned home and will assume his duties at the factory inn mediately. During his absence the place was conducted by, Mir. Bullen, but when he was suddenly seized with illness a few days ago, Mir. Hills returned.
 MT. Hills has been in Alabama for the past several months
 WOman's Federation Votes
 '4i' hollldi ' ItutIutlUIl or the Congregational church will hold an all day sewing meeting Thursday. Each member is requested to bring one thing for lunch. Coffee will be served.
 An evening group of the fedora ton for those who cannot attend during the day. will be held Thurs day evening at 7;30 o'clock in the church parlors There will be sew ing, recreation and refreshments. All who are interested are cordially in Nitcd to attend.
 Quarterly Business Meeting
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Advent Christian church will be held Thursday evening following a social hour which will be held at ' o'clock, This will be one of the most important meetings Of the year and all members Of the church are asked to attend.
 Rush of Income Returns
 During the past few days. there has been rush of income tax re- turns at the local post office and all this week, it is expected that Plain vile people will be mailing in their returns to the office of the internal revenue collector in Hartford. Blanks may be secured at the post office and aid in making the re- turns will be given by Assistant Postmaster James J. Graham who, being notary public, will also swear to the affidavits.
 Entertainment Progressing
 The St. Patrick's entertainment to be given in the Community theatcr March F, for the church Of Our Lady Of Mercy, promises to be one of the best held in recent years. AL though the program has not yet been completed, there will be special musical numbers by well known To- cal sooists and speciality dance num- bers including jigs and reels by well known performers from surrounding towns and cities. The group of children who will render old time Irish melodies, is rchcarsing faith fully and promises to be the hit of the evening.
 Plainlille Briefs
 Court General Lawton, F. of A., will hold a regular meeting this eve ming at s o'clock in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street.
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