New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
have been notified, but as yet no clews have been unearthcd.
 Extra Bus Service.

have been notified, but as yet no cleWs have been unearthcd.
 Extra Bus Service.
 Extra bus service on the line from Springfield 10 New York which takes in the town Of Plain vile has been announced at the office Of the Naugatuck Valley Coach Lines, the new schedules be- ing effective Monday. Previously but ono bus passed through the town, going to New York at Q15 in the morning and returning 10 Spring fold at S:&0 at night. Beginning Monday buSscs for New York will pass through al 9;25 in the morn ing and H 4:55 in the afternoon. and those honnl for Springfield at 1:4o in the morning and at 9:1O at night. The local stop is al ThralI's drug store.
 Thursday afternoon dtstin- gWshc1 delegation of Springfield city officials rode to Quassapaug Lake on tho bus with Mir. Richards Of the bus company in order to look over the necessities for increased service. This party included Mayor Parker, Police Chief Guilty, Fore Chief Jones, H"n- ry ]. Perkins. president Of the Chamber of Commerce. and Michael D. Kane president of the transit board, from Springfield, and John Drew, city editor of the Wrstflold Mass, Journal
 Mrs. Margaret Prior Mullancy
 The funeral of Mrs. Margaret l'rior Mnlaney was held at S;%o o'clock this morning at the home of Ter daughter. Mrs. W. C. Kramer of Rank street, and at the Church of Cur Lady Of Mercy at 2 o'clock Rev. Raymond Clabhy of St. Mary's church, New Britain, was cclrhrant at high mass of requiem md |; lso conducted the commttal service ,t tho grave,
 Pail bearers were Wi)Ij1'l K 1U'- CT, Milton Kramer, Harry Graham and Vernon Baker of PlanN}lo, >ld Frank Mulan"y and Frrd Sr1- r cf Bridgeport raul Baker of this town was flower bearer. At tho "+- fcriory. A. J. Graham sang Pie .Icsn" and "Boant''ul Land on ITiSn." As tho hohy vas being horne from the church thc cho;r sang "Tho Vacant Chair.' Burial was in St. Ioscphs cemetery. Farm iuGton hNonuo,
 SGOO Made it Flower show
 More than sGoo was taken in al tho second annual flower show which was conluctod hy the TIainIi)lc Wcman's club in Grange hall We'd roslay anI Thursday, according to incomplete returns made today. Tn" show was conducted in thc interests of thc fund being collected for the erection of 2 library huilding in town, and thc rosu'ts were most gratifying. thc sum being ronsi0cr- aIrl" moro than was realized at last years show.
 Church Notices
 Sorlirrs in the rIain'ii)e N. F.. church tomorrow morning are 79 follows: 9:3n n'c)uck. Sunday school with Adult ElbI" class; lo:4i, morn ing worship and sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Ean; o'clock. evening meeting of Epworrh league, Leon Griffin leader
 "Thc S,mrrn," Qu"@" will be tn" subject of tho morning worship to- morrow morning at 1o;4j o'clock in the Advent Christian church. The childrcn's sermon will D" "Fhe Holy Spirit" At 1@:o5 o'clock sunday school hour will commcnc", and ai G o'clock in the evening the Loyal Workers Service will meet. Even ing worship will ho at 1O'Clock and tEe subject "Tho Man Who Lived in Two Worlds' nn account of th" annual session of the camp meeting which will convene at in" Advent Christian camp grounds from AnS usr @9 10 September 6, the prayer meetings and sunday services will hc omitted for two weeks.
 The Woman's r. ration Of tho Congregational church will hold an all-day sowing meeting at Mrs. Charles Clarks, Thursday, August 27.
 Orders for grammar school re- uniOn uicturcs taken at ThraIIs