New Britain herald., 1925-07-11

Mercy, The regular monthly col lection will be taken up at both masses.
 Local Teams Away
 The Pioneers will play the Col linsvile nine in that town this aft ernoon, The game will be the sec- ond of q series Of three, the locals having taken the first game here some weeks ago by an overwhelm- ing score, They look to repeat their victory today,
 The All-Plainvilles are booked to oppose the Rangers in New Britain lat 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, This should be q good game. and the locals will find the Rangers worthy foes. They will leave Plain vile at l:30 o'clock after a morning practice session.
 Methodist Church
 There will be no morning service at the pIainyille M. E. church to- morrow, as the church will join In 1 the union services at the Baptist church. The church school will meet at the Methodist church at ! 9;@0 a. ra, and, if the weather per miis, the beginners and juniors will hold their session on the church lawn,
 The Epworth league meeting at : o'clock in the evening will be under efficient leadership, There will be a long service.
 Advent Church
 Morning worship at the Advent Christian church will be held a' lO;45 o'clock tomorrow, with an ill' ustratod sermonctte on "The Coco Samaritan" preceding the morning discourse. This will bo especial! for the juniors. The subject of tho sermon will be "Water For thu Thirsty Soul,"
 The church school will meet a 12:oa p. m. A Loyal Workers s"rN ice will be held at o'clock. Al
 o'clock the subject of the eveninI worship will be Jesus, the Jo, Giver."
 The usual mid-week prayer serv ice Nill be held at 1:45 o'clocI
 Thursday evening. Several churche
 are discontinuing their mid-WeeI meetings for the summer, and al lccaI rhurchgoHrs arr t,rd that at the Advent . church.
 \. N. F.. Zion Church : There will be preaching serNcf . tomorrow at the A. NJ. E. Mo
 church at il o'clock in the morr ing and s o'clock in the evening. " The church is starting a fnancif
 drive to raise money for repa'rln
 the building. The general public /, asked to aid.
 Find Counterfeit Notes ! Counterfeit S1o bills have bee
 discovered in Plainvillc, and it U rnmored that fake s20 notes ha\ I also been passed here. The first $l | counterfeit, a Federal Reserve mol u with Jackson's portrait, was locate |, at the Plainville Trust Co. fe ' days ago. It is said that these blI 7 emanate from a common source, D stranger who pcels them off b Troll and then moves on The publ
 is warned to be careful in aCCeptir , bills of high denomination, as u ~ s1O fake is a good imitation II 4 portrait is not perfect, while u f printing is blurred on the rcNers 7 The main difference is in the papt II as the countcrfeitcr failed to co l. the silk threads stock used by t lc government.
 II FuCaCri-SCagiiOa. 70 Frank Fuccari. part owner Of f
 Plainville restaurant on Cent Is square. and Ale Scagloa oi 1 ,c Pleasant street. New Britain. will
 married at St. Joseph's church. N
 Britain, on Wednesday, July ,o Miss Scaglioa was rendered m " cpllaueous shower Thursday mig re hv about o5 of her friends and p' ,e sonted with silver, cut glass, a ,e other beautiful and useful gifts. I 10 treatments were served. Miss Sc; Id lioa is employed at tho Corhin C. ye inet Lock O. In New Britain,
 Funeral of Mary Murphy.
 Funeral services for Miss M; Murphy were held today in Norwi 1g where interment was made. Her s of ter Mrs. Michael Nolan of Plainvi