New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Members of the Sunday school are asked to take note that tho hour Of sunday school sessions has been changed to 0;3O o'clock Morning worship will be he'd at l0;i5 a, m. Rev, Arthur A, Boll will be the preacher, The Itpworth League will b" hrid at G;ap T, m. and evening service will bo held at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor wilD give an address, Anyone without church home is extended u most cordial invitation 10 attend the services.
 C. II. Calor Funeral
 Thn funeral of Charles II, Calor, Ct leu West Main street, one of the foremost r. sldouts of plainville, will b" held this afternoon at o'clock from hIs home, Rev. Charles $, Wyckotf, pastor of the plainyille Congregational church Of which Mr. NuIor was am active member, will of- ncIatr and burial will be in West cemetery.
 "illDlt Dllfth NbltS
 The Forty Hours devotion at ihc church Of Our Lady of Mercy will start tomorrow morning immrdialc'y .ar"r the lo o'clock mass. There wifi be procession following The mass in which flower girls will take part, Thn Easter program will be 0ronl.r"d during tho mass by the 'rHoir and hcnoliction will follow the procession. Then the host will be placed in public for adoration until Tuesday morning whon at s o'clock ,a high mass will end the period of devotion.
 Tomorrow and Monday, visiting priests will b" present from various Iparistrs 10 hear confessions in Polish, Italian, French and English. S"'s Of watchers are being picked from tho various societies of the church and they will be on duty in Ithc church all the time of a1oration.
 PNthian Entertainment
 Py'hian lodge, K. of F.. will have charge of the presentation Of ""The First Year, three-act drama com "dy at th" Community theatcr in Bristol on Wednesday night. Among the Community Players who are To act in the presentation are George . x, Carlson, past chancellor of Py- thian Iolg" and Edward ASpinalI, also of 'ba local lodge Tickets will be exchanged for reserve seats at ByIngton's Drug store on West Main street On Monday
 Congregational Church.
 All services will hn on dayIignt time. Tn" church school will meet at 9;@o o'clock. This change of hour will he maintained until further no- lic". Morning service at 1o:45 a. m, Holy Communion; Young Peoples meeting at ( ?. m.; Christian En- d"avor society regular meeting at { D. III. Victor Hurtado will ba the i,ador.
 Episcopal Church.
 Services at the Episcolpal church of Our Saviour for tomorrow the third Sunday after Easter are as fol- lows: Key George l. Browne. rec tor. S;30 q, m, Holy Communion at Forost'iIIc, St. Stophen's chapel, 10 a., m, church school; II a. m., morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Holy Communion.
 Woman's Federation.
 The executive committee Of Womans Federation of the Cnngre- gationaI church will meet Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the homo Of Mrs. Harry Castle.
 The regular meeting of tho Fed cration will bc held Thursday at 2:30 ?. m. in tho church parIors. There will ho a report from th" recent meeting of thr Womaua Home Missionary Union in Hartford and Mrs. C. H. Curtis will speak on the work of the visiting nurse.
 Annual Health Meeting.
 The annual meeting of tho pIain- vile Pubic Health Nursing asso- ci7tion will he held in the town hau Tuesday evening at S o'clock Re- ports from officers and tho visiting nurse will he received and officers for the coming year will be elected, All those holding membership in th" association arc asked to he in at tendance at the meeting because of the importance of the work to he done this year.