New Britain herald., 1925-01-02
CHURCH
 PROGRAM READY RedediCatlOn or EdiHce to Take
 Place Sunday Evening CHRISTMAS SEALS REPORT
Arrested For Thefts - Funeral of Constantina ConskA---to Attend h. stallation--First Friday Deyotions --Piainville Briefs.

stallation--rirst Friday Devotions --Piainville Briefs.
 The rededication of the Plainville
 Baptist church will take place Sun day evening at o'clock. All the Protestant churches of the town have been invited to join in a union
 service in observance of the event. The interior of the church has
 been painted and redecorated in
 beautiful style and the work was &C.,
 complished by F. T. Washington
 under the personal supervision of
 Mir. and Mrs, Frank'1A. Hart. All
 the upholsterings were under their
 supervision. MT. Hart, who Is with
 the Flint Bruce Co. of Hartford. is
 regarded as a connoisseur along this
 line and through their untirlng ef- forts, the church presents beauti-
 full and harmonious scheme of col or.
 The members of the church hope that there will be large attendance at the service Sunday evening to re- joice with them In the completion of the task of having beautified the house of God.
 An excellent program has been
 arranged for the evening and all the
 pastors of the Protestant churches in
 Plainville will take part. It Is as
 follows: Prelude; doxology: Scrip
 ture reading, Kings, s:54-61, Rev. J. C. Libby of the Advent Christian church; prayer. Rev. Arthur A. Ball of the M. E. church; hymn, T Love Thy Kingdom, Lord"; historical ; sketch. Rev. J. c. Ward, pastor of the church; sermon and prayer, Rev.
 E. F. Gates; hymn, Let the Joy , Overflow" announced by Rev. , George I. Browne, of the Episcopal I church of Our Saviour; thank of-
 fering; address, Rev. Charles S.
 Wyckoff of the Congregational 7 church: hymn, Onward Christian Soldiers" announced by Rev. George l I. Browne, and banediction, Rev. W. - L. Barr, DID, of the A. NJ. E, Zion 5 church.
 Christmas Seals Report
 Announcement has been made that a total of s64o has been taken in { by the Public Health Nursing asso. r citation committee on the sale of the { Christmas seals aad there are yet
 r,pi+a |, ,ur,bar f1 heor from, Thie :. total represents about s200 mcSe P than was taken in 1923 and is the . result of hard labor on the part ot s those who had charge of the sale. v An appeal is made to those who
 have received seals to make immedt-
 ate returns on them to the commit e tee so that a report may be prepared :. for the monthly meeting of the
 Nursing association which will be i held next Tuesday evening In the Town hall. Those who have had
 stamps sent to them are asked either
 to return the stamps or their equiv- a alent in money.
 a At the meeting of the Plainville Y Public Health Nursing association . on Tuesday, the monthly report of
 Miss Elizabeth Heineman, public
 health nurse, will be presented as us-
 ual and plans will be made for the :, coming months, The recent reports y of Miss Heineman show that her
 work has doubled in the past few
 months and she plans to start when school sessions resume, to start . weighing ali the children who attend This will be huge task but will be
 of great benefit to the school chill y dren and their parents as proper r nourishment will then be given
 those who are under weight and = other incirient ills may be checked 6 before harm Is done.
 . Arrested For Thefts
 Nicholas Gnazzo and Frank May = have beefFarrested by the Plainrille t police on charge of thefts from the - store of Joseph Neri in the Neri
 block. They are accused of having taken goods sold in the store at va { rious times and according to the po- n lice, of later selling them. The po-