New Britain herald., 1925-03-14

 Thursday evening at 6.S0 o'clock. followed by social hour at which Mrs, John Trumbull will speak on her recent experiences in Washing ton and Miss Grant will play. The public Is invited to this clam chow der supper.
 Episcopal Calendar
 Services at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour next week will be as follows; Wednesday, 10 a. m., Holy communion; Friday, 7;SO D, m., eye- ming prayer. sermon by Rev, E. E. Styring of Southington.
 To Observe Feast
 Tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock at the church of Our Lady of Mercy on Broad street combined Lenten and St, Patrick's service will be held. The feast of the patron saint of Ire land comes on Tuesday, but the ob- servanco will be held in the church Sunday evening to make way for the social and entertainment in the Com .munity theater Tuesday evening.
 Beginning at 7:15 o'clock an in- strumental and vocal concert of Irish airs and melodies will be rendered by the organist and members of the choir, following which Rev. Matthew Brady of St, Thomas seminary will preach on "St. Patrick and the Catholic IsnItb Tbn .n,,Jooc ,,.iII be concluded with benedIction of the blessed sacrament.
 Rig Meeting Assured
 A big response to the invitations sent out to eX-servicemen in the town to attend an open meeting of Brock Barnes post, is anticipated on Monday evening at o'clock. A to- tai of 92 letters has been sent out to all X-servicemcn in the town and many have signifled their intentions of attending to hear the list of speakers engaged for the evening. The letter which was despatchd by Commander Robert Craig of the post, is as follows: Heres an invite to an open meeting of the Brock Barnes post which I am hoping you'll accept"
 Some speakers, some entertain mont and possibly some lunch.
 ''The speakers will be State Com mander E. L. White of New Haven: State Fund Chairman c. c. Scar borough of Hartford, and Rev. F. l.. Wismer of Bristol himself an old overseas veteran.
 "Tf youll show up, I'll try and make the evening worth while, so that you will go home feeling well pleased.
 "At the first district meeting in PlainvlIe on Sunday, February 2o, Governor J. II. TrumbulI said that we ought to have 100 per cent of ex- Iservicemcn In such an organization as the American Legion. To-day we have about 50 per cent of the men of Plainville who are eligible, signed up and feel sure that we can boost that if you will come to the meeting and hear what the Legion is doing.
 Remember the date, March 16.
 "The place, Brock Barnes post rooms.
 "The time. s ?. m.
 ROBERT CRAIG, Commander" ,"
 Church Notices Congregational church.: Morning service at 10:45 a. m.; church school Immediately after the morning serk - ice, Mr. Wyckoff's Lenten class and MT. Hams mems class; Young peo- ple's meeting p. m.
 Episcopal church: Third Sunday in Lent, Rev. George I. Browne, rec. tor. 8 a. m, Holy Communion: tC a. m., church school; il a. m., morn ing prayer and sermon; 730 D. m., evening proyer and sermon by Rev J. Chauncy Linsley, D. D.. rector of Trinity church. Torrngton.
 Baptist church.: 1o:45 a. m, the pastor will speak of "Avoiding Re sponsibility;" Sunday school follow ing the morning service; p. m., Each One at Work" will be the theme. 7;45 p, m., Thursday, pray CT meeting.
 M. F. church: Morning service nt 10:45 a. m., sermon by the pastor; Sunday school with adult bible class at noon; Epworth league in the eve ming at 6:30 o'clock; 7:3o D. m., Rev.