New Britain herald., 1925-03-30


 7:s0 o'clock tonight. Every member is earnestly requested 10 be on hand,
 VIII Hold Exhibit. On Tuesday afternoon from 2 un- til s;30 o'clock. the Woman's auxil- iary of the Episcopal church will hold an exhibit of the supplies which are to fill the Lenten missionary box | to be sent to st. Johns Indian Mis- sion school, Ketehikan, Alaska. All women interested are invited to at- | tend.
 Girl Taken Sick. Catherine Cunningham, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham | of Maple street. was taken to St. | Francis hospital last evening suf- fering from mastod. The girl has been III for several days. but just what the ailment was had not been | ascertained until yesterday. However, when the seiousness Of the girls con- dition became known her removal 10 | the hospital was ordered immedi- | ately.
 Ladies' Aid Meeting.
 The regular meeting of the Ladies | Aid society of the Baptist church | will be held Wednesday afternoon st | 2:30 o'clock at the home Of Mrs | Irving Tyler, 70 Park street. All | members are urged 10 be present as important business will be transact ed.
 AIarcellus Smith Dies.
 Marcelus B. Smith, 15-year-old ! son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles smith of Southington road, died Saturday | night at his home. The boy was a student at the Plainrille Grammar school. He leaves several brothers and sisters. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. Charles s. Wycoffe. pastor of | the Congregational church, will be | held from the late homo tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery, South ington.
 To Hold Concert. The members of the congregation | of the Methodist church together with the members of the Epworth | League will hold an old fashioned concert at the church on Friday evening. The program will consist of singing and selections by an or chestra. A rehearsal of those taking | part will be held this evening.
 Catholic Services First Friday devotions will be | held at the Church of Our Lady of | Mercy Friday morning at 530 o'clock. Communion will be dis tributed at z o'clock, Services, consisting of Stations of the Cross, 1 and benediction, will be held at | the church at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. Next Sunday being Palm Sunday, | there will be blessing and distribu- tion of palms at the 10 o'clock 1 mass
 Holy Name Meeting
 The Holy Name society of the l Church of Our Lady of Mercy will meet Thursday evening at o'clock l in the American Legion rooms.
 ". R. c. Meeting The Woman's Relief Corps will ! meet Thursday at the G. A. R. hall in Forestville, for housecleaning. Members are requested to come as early as possible.s $ The regular meeting will be held at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Plalnyille Items
 Mrs. John Loders has returned to her home in Brooklyn. N. Y, after spending the last three weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred C. Smith of East Broad street.
 Ihrling Sedegren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard sedegren, is confined to his home on Tomlinson avenue with an attack of the grip. The condition of Mrs. Albin Johnson. who is i'll at her home in Mountain View. is reported to be much improved. Mrs. J. H. Mitchell is confined to her home on East street with an attack of the grip.
 Thomas Conlon of Pierce street returned from St. Francis hospital yesterday, after being a patient there for several weeks. MT. and Mrs. Charles Francis have returned from Tamna Florida where they spent the winter months. Mrs. Francis is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. Edson Coons of East street. Buy your seeds, fertilizers. land lime and grass seed at F. B. New tons, 65-69 Whiting St.-advt. Cellars dug, ashes removed, pIoughing, Stone, sand and loam for sale. r. L. Silvernail, phone S-5.-advt.
 FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT l Two Killed When Machine Over
 turned Near Newburgh, New York 1
 Two Others Hurt.