New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
GU|DEN SELLS HIS BUSINESS HOLDING DispOseS Of Interest in Restau,
 rant to Raymond Cunningham A. D. CADY FUNERAL
Daylight Saving In Churches American Legion Notes-Fincd In Town Court PlainyiIle Briefs

John Guiden has sold his interest in the Red Arr6w restaurant on West Main street to Raymond J. Cunningham. Articles of transfer were signed about 10 o'clock this morning and the transfer goes into effect starting tomorrow morning. The restaurant has been operated by Guiden and James Cunningham as partners and the new partner is brother to the present member of the firm. The purchase price was not stated and Mr. Guiden has not announced his plans for the future.
 Fined In Court Alphonse Santi of Southington was assessed the costs of court last evening by Justice William Cunning ham on a charge of driving an automobile without a license. He was arrested yesterday by Police man Fred Callen near White Oak after he had nearly run down 8 pedestrian. Grand Juror William Toran prosecuted the case. PlainyilIe Briefs Mrs. Vincent Lodra of Southing- ton road has returned to her home after visit to Winsted.
 Miss Etta ResignoI Of Hart's Cor ner has returned to her home after a visit to West Hartford.
 The condition of Mrs. Minnie Stephenson who has been seriously III at the New Britain General hos pital for the past 10 weeks shows very slight improvement.
 Mrs. George Spencer who has ben a patient at the Bristol hospi- tai for the past week is expected to return to her home tomorrow.
 The annual business meeting of the PlainvilIe Baptist church will be held Friday evening May 1 at 7:45 n. m, Officers for the coming year. will be elected.
 Congregational Services
 Starting tomorrow, all appoint ments are on daylight saving tune. Morning service at 10:45 a. m'; church school immediately after the morning service; Young Peoples meeting at p. m; Christian En- deavor society meeting at 3 p. m.; topic, "E,ducational Missions" and Miss Helen Hurtado will be the leader.
 Congregational church school food sale, Thursday from to o'clock In the chapel. Federation sewing meet ing Thursday afternoon. Prcpara- tory service Thursday at 7:3O ?. m. Evening group of the federation aft CT the preparatory service. Com munion service next Sunday morn- ing. May 3. The church school will meet at 9:30 o'clock beginning May g.
 Episcopal Church
 The services at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour tomorrow will be as follows: Rev. George l. Browne rector. Second Sunday after Easter. s a. m., early celebration of holy communion: 10 a. m., church school; Il a. m., morning prayer and ser mon by tho rector. On Friday q supper will be served under the aus pices of the church choir, the pro- ceeds to be used for the choir.
 M. F.. Church Srvices
 Services at the Plainville NJ. E. church will be held tomorrow morn- ing according to the following sched- ule as laid down by the pastor: The primary department of the church will meet at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. Morning worship at 10;45 a. m., Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor, will be in charge. Sunday school with adult Bible classes at noon. Epworth League in the evening at G;SO ?. m, Miss Winifrcd Bates will be the leader. At the close of the services there will be erection of of icers for the church year. Evening service at 7;3o o'clock; good singing and an address by the pastor.
 The official board will hold short session at the close of the morning service. A most cordial in vitation is extended 10 all to attend the services. Daylight saving time