New Britain herald., 1925-02-05

Special Bowling Match
 A special bowling match will take place at the Recreation alleys on Monday evening between the Sec ond Operation and Bullard teams Of the Standard Steel & Bearings league. Although the Second oper- alton combipation has been defeat- cd by the Bullards in all previous games, the match will cause keen interest among the bowling fans Of the league, on account of the spec tacular rolling of Captain Stanley Covelcski of the Second Operation and Captain Jim Paul of the Bull lards. These two have been prac- ticing nightly and they will he matched against each other on Mon day.
 There will also be a musical at- traction with Napoleon at the piano and vocal selections by Paul Hayes in order that the nerves of Captain Coveloski may be properly soothed. All member of both team report themselves in excellent condition, and the eyes of the gallery will be riveted on Donlon Duffy, Izzie Birn- baum, Ephraim Wilson and Leo Caisse. Refresh mcnts will be served before and during the match by Messrs, Pestillo and Smith. &
 Open New Restaurant
 John Guiden and James Cunning ham will launch into the business field on Saturday morning when as partners. they will open a restaurant on the first floor at A West Main street. Alterations have been made in the place and everything Is in readiness for the opening on Satur- day morning. MT. Guiden has had charge of a restaurant upstairs in the same building.
 Both the partners are well known in town nd are prominent members of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. Mr. Guiden is past com- mander of the post which office he held for tyo successive years. Both have had a large experience in the restaurant business. Mir. Guiden having served as counter man in the Clarendon and Mir. Cunningham in Collins restaurant
 Lena Weis Funeral
 The funeral of Lena Weis of II Norton Place was held this after noon at 8 o'clock from the under taking parors of B. C, Porter Sons in New Britain. Rev. Henry W. Maier, pastor emeritus of the First Congregational church, of1lciated. Burial was in Fairyiew cemetery.
 Liquor Trials Today
 The cases of Mrs. Mary Prior Of 5S Pierce street, Nicholas Bellini of 129 West Main street and Antonio Perrerco of South Washington street all charged with violatoin of the liouor laws, were scheduled to come up before Justice Merritt 0. Ryder in the town court at 3 o'clock this afternoon. They were arrested by a squad of deputy sheriffs headed by County Detective Hickey in series of raids conducted Tuesday night. Mrs Prior retained Attorney Charles F. Conlon to represent her.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting
 The February meeting of the PIainville Chamber of Commerce will be held this eeyning at o'clock in the chamber headquarters on Pierce street. The members will be addressed by Principle A. R. Ham of the PlainviIle High school. lie will speak on High schools ana his talk will be most timely because of the fact that a special town meet ing has been called to look into the matter of a high school for the town. Mr. Ham, although not so well known here, is regarded as an accomplished speaker and his ad- dress this evening should be well worth listening to. A large number of members are planning to attend
 To Take Holy Orders
 Dr. F. F. Barrow; formerly or PlainviIle, and now professor Of \. T, Greek, N. T, Hermencutics, the Art of Preaching, Pastoral Theology and Comparative Religion at Hood Theological department Livingstone college, Salisbury. N. C., has re- signed his position there effective February 3. Professor Barrow has decided to take Holy Orders in the Protestant Episcopal church and Bishop Cheshire of North CaroIlha has accepted him as postu'ant anu Rishop Delaney, who has charge ot the colored work of the diocese gave Professor Barrow charge of the church of the Redecmor Greens boro, N. G. Sunday, February l. 1925.
 Those who know Professor Bar row will not be surprised at this act as he was baptized in the Anslca'l church and was confirmed by Bishop Herbert Free of London. pr. Bar row Is Anglo-Cathollc Tn ms 'eln- perament. Bishop Delaney preached and gave holy communion in the morning ana introduced Dr. Barrow who con ducted evening prayer and preached. The bishop was greatly pleased with the sermon and the congregation re- cpived Dr. Barrow with marked en- thusiasm.
 Engagement Announced
 Announcement has been made o1 1 the engagement of Miss Gertrude II. Freeman of Plainville to Earle M. l Long of Ansonia. Miss Freeman IS one of Plainyille's most popular | colored girls and is well thought of |