New Britain herald., 1925-05-23

 All memmhers of the post irreapcc- tive of denomination. are asked to turn ont as mark of courtesy to the older veterans from whom the service is chief observance.
 Jnlnt Meeting Monday.
 Monday evening at o'clock in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street, the members of Brock Barnes post, will play hosts to the veterans of all previous vars at a joint meeting in the Legion rooms. A special pro- gram has been prepared for the eve ming and all members of the post arc asked 10 turn out again in lov- ing respect for the members of the C. A, k. and the other veterans. The Sons of Veterans will also at tend the affair in q body.
 Mrs. Ellen Noud. The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Noud was held this morning at S.30 o'clock from the home of Mir. and Mrs. William J, l'oran on Pine street and at 3 o'clock from the church of Our Lady of Mercy on Broad street. Rev, John F.. Fay pastor Of the church oHicatcd at the services in the church Inter- ment was in St. Joscph's cemetery.
 Congregational Church.
 af laa t1.y tiy.,,. | church tomorrow will be as follows; Morning service, 1o;45 o'clock, Memorial Sunday" with the G. A. R. and allied organizations; Young peoples meeting at ' ?. m., Miss chalkcr of Bristol will speak; Church school next Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A. l'sko of Berlin will preach next Sunday.
 Episcopal Church.
 Services at the Episcopal church of Our Savior tomorrow will be as follows; Sunday after Ascension Day. 8 a. m, Holy Communion; 10 a. m,, church school Ii a. m, morn ing prayer and sermon by the rec tor Re-. George l. Browne.
 Catholic Church Notes.
 Services at the church of Our Lady Of Mercy tomorrow morning will be at the usual hours of and 10 o'clock, with masses ar nosc hours and Sunday school sessions at 2 o'clock. The noyena 10 the Holy Ghost will he continued every morn ing this week with special dcyotions at the morning mass.
 M. F.. Church.
 Services at the PlalnyiIIo N F. church tomorrow will br as follows: Sunday school with adult Bible class at 9:30 2. m; morning worship at 10:45. sermon by Rev. Arthur \. Ball; Epworth leagu" at G:3o ?. m; evening service at 7:3o ?. m, ad- dress by pastor,
 Legion Fund Drive
 Tho drive for the American In- zion Endowment fund will open in Plainville Monday morning and e"noral cavass of members of the Legion and its auxiliary will be start cd the first week with general canvas Of the town the second week. Charles H. Newton is chairman of the drive and Robert Craig is chair man of the Legion committee.
 The fund is being inaugurated to f~r ra tho cF cold q ru in the world war who lost their lives in service, 10 alleviate the sui ferings of the children of disabled men who are unable to properly care for them. and to further the claims of disabled men for training and rehabilitation.
 The present plans Of the national body of the Legion call for tho building of regional orphanages wherein these children may he given rocroatiom play and instruction in elementary school work. The drive is q very worthy one and the quota for pIainvile has been set at ap- rroXimato1y S1,25o.
 Boy scout Troop
 RoN. Arthur A. Ball, pastor oe the Piain|iilo N, F. church, requests all boys who are interested in the Boy scouts 10 get in touch with William A. Albright or Mir. Ball as soon a.s possible as plans are in the works for tho formation of a Roy Srout troop if it is found possible.