New Britain herald., 1926-02-20
COMMUNITY PRAYER IS WELL ATTENDED Missionary Societies Talk Or Co,
 operative Body
 DORAZIO CHILD DIES
Postal Clerks Have Busy Weekend hhcad-RoadS arc Wrctchcd--Im- portant Basketball Gamc-Church NotiCeS-Plalnyillc Briefs.

In spite of the rain and submor- sion of tho streets and sidewalks yes terday afternoon, 40 women gather cd at the Advent Christian church in observance Of tho "Day Of Prayer for Missions" Mrs. Charles S Wyckoff presided at the meeting and In conjunction with her, groups from each of tho other churches repTc- scnted offered prayer, Mrs II. A. Castle spoke Of the need of Of a community church at Storrs, and the collection, which amounted to SIP, will go toward that purpose. A fine spirit Of cooperation among th" local churches was made apparent at the meeting, nnd it was suggested that the missionary societies form q cooperative society. Nothing d"tiu- ite, however, was done about this.
 Infant Dies.
 Joseph Dorazio, nine months old son Of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Dorazo Of Pearl street, died last night at the isolation hospital in Hartford. The cause Of his death was stated 10 be whooping cough, lie leaves his par cnts. Funeral services were held this afternoon anl the body was placed in the vault at West cemetery. Going to Bristol. Postmaster James E. lshor an,
 several employcs ,0f the local pos | office will 20 to Bristol tonight an,
 attend the banquet which the Bris'o office is holding for those Of the sur | rounding cities and towns. II is "X ! pcrtcd that Pearl W. Smith. l'ranl = Hohbciu, Walter l.athrop, and Cor
 don IIartson will attend. Mir I-sh" } will attend th" poStmastcrs' conyon ton in Hartford Monday and MrSSrS 1 I.athrop and TIoboin will roprrs"n , the local office at the clerks gather I ing in New Britain.
 Q Thank SclcCtmcn . The teachers and pupils of th s linden street school, through th . school committee. has extended # - hearty th1nks 70 the arlcctmcn 10 a the prompt way in which inc walk . leading tn that building yer k cleared after Inc mos, rccer J snoWSt orm.
 s Baptist Clurch a 1,ev A. D. kculriCk, D, D., wi : preach both morning and cvcnln s sermons at the Baptist church tc U : morrow. He will continuc his SC . rihS on the Lords Prayer, D Roads Wrctchcd |, The freezing of the rivers Uhjc II raced along the roads yesterday hj '' put them in wrctchci condition to II teams and autos today. Great ru |. and piles of ice arc all along fl v, m streets and highways, especial |, where high banks allowed q = snow 10 melt and r1u down i ,, great quantities on 10 the roa P, yesterday. In some places, notab :, on East street. the ruts are tc n deep for ow-slung automobile .5 which become stuck when Ihe Ia essay to pass.
 l. P. 0. Holiday Hours ga Holiday hours will hc observed
 the post office on Monday. Washing
 tons birthday. Tn" stamp, r"gisrr; :, ton and parcel post windows Will ,, open from 10 | q. m. No mono 'i, orders will bc issued. There W ,n b" city delivery in tho morning, h , no rural delivery will bo made. 4 ro mails will be dispatched as usual -, The schools Will he closed b"Cau " of the holiday and will reopen Tue .,, day morning after forr-day rncc' ~ Episcopal Church ~ The services at the Church of Q a Saviour tomorrow tha I'irst Sund i. in Lent. will he as follows: S q, r m m'I "arly celebration Of holy conmu
 ion. 10 m. church school
 q. m., morning prayer and s"rm
 by the rector. Rev, Georg" CT Browne. 7;$0 D. h., evening pray y, by Rev. John Wilkins, rector 'n Trinity church, Bristol,
 On Wednesday,. St Matthew's d' il- there will he holy communion at sh' q. m. in the parish hous", sH At 7:3u o'clock Friday "V"ni h'' there will be prayer aul an addr' ."S in tho parish house.
 d. PlamNillc Vi. r.. Church ASs The services in the PminTill" m F. church on Sunday are as follow
 Morning worship at lh;ii "rIo
 Rov. Arthur A. liall win ho res preacher. Sunday school with ad lin Bille class at noon.
 h" There win he no Ep"or'h t"al at service on sunday owing 10 inc q ool trict mid-w winjnr institute of Epwo The leagues in Bristol, 10 which m. lcaEu"rs are invitcd Evening s' ur- ice at o'clock; Jo,u Lamb 'viIl l'
 tn discussion oH th" EpWo
 l"aguc. topic, "Why AS q Me
 oiist."