New Britain herald., 1925-01-24


 New Britain General hospital yes torday afternoon suffering from burns about the hands and body re- ceiNed while at work in q local fac- tory. He was injured badly but his condition is not considered to be serious,
 Income Tax Blanks
 Announcement was made at the post office today that the income tax blanks for individuals have ar- rived and may be had on inquiry there. The blanks may be made out Ut the earliest possible time by those who so wish although they arc not required 10 be filed until March. Aid will be given 10 those who desire 1t by the post office de- partment.
 Efforts will be made this year to have Plainyille people make out their returns at an early time so that tho last minute rush will not interfere with the work of the post office clerks as t has In recent years. Those who arc able to compute their income now should secure tho blanks and make them out. Pay ment on them can be deferred until the time required by law.
 Church Notices Congregational church: Morning service at 10:45 o'clock: church school immediately after the morn ing service; Young Peoples meet Ing at 6 ?. m.. plans for work.
 Baptist church: 1o:45 a. m, Rev. A. D. kendrick, D, D., the evange- list. will preach morning and eve ming; Sunday school following the morning service; ' p. m, evening service, Dr. Kendrick the speaker: 7:45 p. m. evenings through the week, Dr. Kendrick will preach. all invited.
 NJ. F. church-Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock, sermon by Rev. Ar thur A. Ball, pastor; Sunday school with mems and womons adult Bible class at noon: Epworth League at 6;3o ?. m.; evening service at 730 r. m. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to all who are without church home to worship at the church.
 Play Collinsyille
 The Y. NJ. c. A. group basketball team of Plainville is scheduled 10 meet the Collinsvillc team in the New Britain Boys club gymnasium today at , o'clock. This will be one of the hardest games of the season for the locals as their opponents are rated as one of the best combina- tions in the country. A large fol- lowing of rootcrs plan to accompany the team to the Hardware City.
 Word From California
 Word has been received here of the birth of q son, John William, 10 Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy of Bris- fol. They are soiourning in Cali fornia and the youngstcr arrived on January l2, Mrs. Murphy was for merly Miss Gencvieve Conlon of Plainvile.
 school Grab Bag
 Tho following composition has been received from Agnes Cooper of Grade of the Linden street school. It is self explanatory: "On Thurs day. January 22, we had a grab bag in our room. It was held at 3:45. The purpose of 1t was 10 get money for a yictrola. All of the grades were invited and the teachers came also. There were five and ten cent grabs. Two children sold pencils. Before 1 o'clock the bags were empty and the pencils were gone. Everybody had pleasant time, We raised $4.5o. We hope to have another grab bag soon.
 Standard steel Banquet
 The Standard Steel & Bearings, Inc. Mutual Benefit association will hold it's first annual banquet in the Elks club in Bristol tonight. The majority of the members of the as- sociation are planning to attend and q neat program of entertainment has been prepared. A chicken sup per will be served including all the tiXings.
 Bowling Scores
 The Standard Steel & Bearings Inc. bowling league held q session last evening on the Recreation al- leys with the following team and in