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New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
PEACE PREVAILS
 IN MARIE'S TRAIN
Last Bone of Contention Re
 m0Yed-DenVer Visited

Queen Marie's train en route to Kansas City, Nov. II P>-Cleared of dissension. Queen Marie's special train moved across Colorado, and into Nebraska today before turning south again to Kansas City, the days destination.
 With the departure in Denver yes terday of the party of Miss Loie Full Ter. factor about which much con troversy waged, was removed from the trains personnel. Miss Fuller, her press agent, Miss May Birkhead, and her secretary, Miss Gabrielle Bloch, left of their own accord to keep a business engagement in New York, they said.
 Miss Fuller joined the, entourage at Spokane on the westward trip as guests of MT. Hill. the Fuller party became involved in a quarrel be- tween Hill and Major Stanley Wash burn, aide to Marie. The dispute arose when Hill took charge of the tour at Seattle.
 The royal party yesterday inspect cd scenic spots in and near Denver, including the grave of Buffalo Bill. on rocky promontory on Lookout mountain.
 J. B. Ayres, representative of the Ford Motor company, who was ex- peiled from the train at Seattle. made no attempt to rejoin the party at Denver. Automobiles furnished by his company were used throughout the day.
 The trains itinerary was changed to permit stops at Lincoln and Omaha. Nebraska today so that the queen could meet Rumanian resi- dents there before continuing on to Kansas City. .....
 On arrival at Kansas City. at p. m.. Marie plans to place a wreath on the liberty memorial and broad cast a message from the platform erected for the use of President Coolidge at the dedication ceremony in the morning. The royal party is scheduled to leave for St. Louis shortly after midnight.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
Mother of Six Baseball
 Stars Dies in Cleveland

Cleveland, Nov. ii P - Mrs. Bridget Delahanty. mother Of six baseball players who gained fame in the big leagues some 20 years ago died at the home of Q daughter here yesterday.
 Edward J.. the oldest son, rose from the sandlots to begin a career with the Philadelphia "Phillies" In the old National league. later going to the Washington Senators. Frank followed him and joined the New York Yankees. Then James joined the Detroit Tigers and one by one. Thomas, William and Joseph found their way into professional leagues.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
Expert Examiners for
 Boy Scout Merit Tests

A corps of expert examiners is being built up by Scout Executive Oscar A. Erickson to pass upon the qualifications of Boy Scouts who seek to win merit badges in various fields. At a special meeting of the court of honor he told the members that he believed they should become an awarding and not an examining
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
LAST PRISONER RETAKEN

Columbus, Nov. Il Lp1-Oliver Glaspy. Athens county, one of the thirteen prisoners who broke out of Ohio penitentiary Monday after noon, was arrested last night in Grove Port, Ohio, near here. He is the last of the IS to be returned to prison.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
WANTS POPE TO
 ANNUL MARRIAGE
Duke of Marlborough Desires to
 Become Catholic

London, Nov. 11.-tP)-It is re- ported that the Duke of Marl- borough is seeking to have his mar riage with the former Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York nullified by Pope Plus. The Westminster Gazette says that it understands the duke, whose present wife was the former Gladys Marie Deacon, daughter of Edward Parker Deacon of Boston, desires to embrace the Roman Catholic faith.
 Married in 1895
 Marlborough in 1895 married Miss Vanderbilt in New York. The function was reported at the time to have cost the Vanderbilt family s1.- 000,000. The couple lived together for 12 years. Then there was dis agreement and the duchess sued for divorce on technical grounds of desertion and misconduct. The duke did not contest the suit and the di- yorce was granted.
 |" U 9ciio NSlS Dol II ol lllc illlOll the Marquis of Blandford and Lord Ivor Spencer Churchill. The duchess is now married to Jacques Balsan, Frenchman. The duke married Miss Deacon in Paris in 1921. A Presbyterian minister off ciated. He read the Church of Eng lands service but left out the word obey"
 Must Prepare
 An unidentified Roman Catholic authority, whom the Westminster Gazette quotes. asserts that the Catholic church does not want the duke unless there is really just cause" he is said to have added that before the duke can be re- ceived by the church "the stain of
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
LINC0LN-D DOUGLASS
 MEMORIAL SERVICES
Lives of Great Leaders to bc COm- cmoratcd by special Services of
 \. X. |. C. P.

Tomorrow at 3 D. nt in the Zion A. NJ. E. church on Church street, the New Britain and Plainvillc branch of The National Association for the Advancement of Col0rcd People will hold memorial exercises conncmorating the lives of Ahra- ham Lincoln and Frederick Doug la%S.
 E,y. Raymond \, Gilman, pastor If the stanley Memorial church will n,.liyrr the memorial address on Abraham Lincom
 Rev. l.. r. Allston, n, D., pastor Of Zion N N F. church will talk rn tnr lifc of Frederick nouSlasS
 Frederick Douglass, who though great in his work, is $pmeWhat un- known. He Aaa an outstanding champion uf his race. II" rose from th" obscuri,y of slavery and "stah- uyh. fho prlncjpl" that q rac" 5houIl not he judgod from ,h" depths i' sprung from hut from ih" depths i} had attained. He Wal q poNvr in helping solve th" great problomS confronting the negro poo- ula in T., early days of freedom.
 Rev. William Barr. pastor of Zion X. N. church of PlaiMvillc will r. side,
 \ mu,iraI nd h'rrary program ', ill nr rrnJDr,l ''ho public is ln- yit,I 10 attend,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
ANNUAL DAY OF PRAYER
 FOR MISSIONS FRIDAY
K Representatives of Ninc Congrega- lions to Unite in Devotional
 Service Feb. 10.

The annual day of prayer for mis. sions will be observed at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. on Fri day, February 18th. at 2:45 p. m. The committee in charge Of this meeting, made np of representatives from nine churches, is as follows:
 First Baptist church: Mrs. F. R. Hitchcock; German Baptist. Mrs. G, II. SchncGk, Mrs. A. r. Elch- stacdt. Mrs. A. J, Lippkc; Swedish Baptist, Mrs, T. A. Larson: Em- manuel Gospel, Mrs. NJ. S. Ander- son; Reformation Lutheran. Mrs. r. W. Schacfcr, Mrs. A. ]. Carswell; south Congregational Mrs. A. W. t'pson, Mrs. F.. M. liarwood: Trinity Methodist, Mrs. A. 4. Mills. Miss Smaller; stanley Memorial, Mrs. 4. ". Ritter; First Congre gational. Mrs Marcus White. Mrs Laura T. Scclyr, Mrs. $. McCutchcon.
 This committee has met every month since November for prayer and counsel and has planned an inspiring devotional service, to which all women are invited.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
BOY ORCHESTRA AT
 Y IS PROGRAMMED
Will Play in Main Lobby on
 Night Of February 26

The boys orchestra Of tho Y. NJ. (. A. was reorganized last evening. Tn" following boys will play in the orchestra: Wesley Alvord, pianist; {; Howard Pagan, saXophonist: Wal ter Davis, drummer; Russel Ander- son, violinist; and William Peterson. trumpetcr, The orchestra will play in the Mems lobby ol the I. NJ. C. A. on February 26th.
 Tho Hi-Y club program for Feb ruary l7th will be the same as the one planned for February 10th, which was post ponod because Of the snow storm. Bryce Long. assistant secretary of the '. M C. X. will speak.
 The Junior Achievement club now has 20 members. The woodworking department is constructing model saiboat which. when completed, will be placed on the fireplace man. ter in the boys dcpartmsnl. Door stops. tie racks, and small lamps arc also being made by these bows. The sign painting group is growing in numbers and the boys are work ing mdustriously 10 produce neat and attractive signs.
 Captain Booths team is leading in the junior Bible class race for a supper, Captain Wellns team is fighting hard for the leading place.
 The Pioneer club initiated six new members at it's last meeting. A boy, to become eligible for the initiation, must have passed the pathfinder tr3ts which are as follows: Make application for membership 10 the club, learn the purpose of the club, the aims, first verse of the star spanglod banner, the pledge 10 the Christian flag. and learn the Lords prayer The following boys passed these tests and were given the ini- tiation; Rudolph Shimek, Charles Sexton, Robert Booth, William Jones, John Frank, and Francis Manning.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
ANCIENT MARINER
 AT SOUTH CHURCH
Classic to Be Shown in Movies.
 Rev. |. M. Clark to Speak

Another classic of literature has been put into motion pictures and may be seen at the South ConGrc- gational church tomorrow evening" when the film, "Tho Ancient Mari ncr," will be shown.
 This spectacle, based on samuel Taylor Coleridgc's "Thc Rimc of the Ancient Mariner" is q production in which il is said no amount of time, labor or expense was spared 10 insure accuracy in every detail, and to secure n piCtur" of unusual beauty
 Many Of the scenes were photo- graphed at Torrey Pines, Cal,, where blnefringcd mountains rise high above the Pacific. In some Of the most dramatic scenes the ocean alone is uscd for background.
 The perturbation of the poem is told in fantasy, and in a modern story, both emphasizing th" theme of solfiShncss and the wanton d". struction of life and the resultant disaster, Tho beauty of unsrlGsh- ness and the happiness which results from the following of the proc"pts laid down hy the Master ?U0o years ago are stressed in q striking man. ncr.
 The preacher at the south church Sunday morning will be Key. L. Ma son Clark, formerly pastor in Brook lyn, N r. At the tim" of his min istry in that city Rev. Mr, Clark was cc"sid"rcd one of tho foremost preachers there. He tool; part in the installation service Of Rev. T. \. Greene of the First CoNGrcga- tional church here in January.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Monoxide Gas Endangers
 Lives of Many Sleepers

New York. Feb. 1@ tP--S"venty- five late slooporS most of them connected with th" stage, were overcome or daHol by carbon mon oxide gas spreading over five story building at 500 Eighth avenue from furnace fed hy g mixture of soft and huckWhnat coal.
 Three policemen broke open doors Of apartments on three up- per floors. stretching through from Forty eighth to rorty-ninth street. Half q dozen respiratory machines were used. Artificial respiration was used on others by the police men. Others were revived by being flung out of the open windows.
 Out of sovonty-hvo persons af- fcctod fifteen needed breathing ma chimes and doctors attention. Five were taken 10 the nearby Poly clinic hospital.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Congregational Churches
First


 sunday-10 q. m, school. II o'clock, morning worship. torzan prelude at t0:55 a. m.) rnrailing of memorial tablet by Mrs. Aida Waiter Johnson. Memorial prayer ,y Rev. Theodorn A. Greene. Me norial addresses by Dean Melanch- ftn W. Jacobus and President Ed rnurl D. Lucas. 12:15 ?. m, mems I,ll" c'ass; leader. Mr. Greene. : n. m.. Armenian service; preacher; r. ,v Ycrrant IIc liiian. D.D. Gao :, a,., Yonne Peoples meeting, to,hr: Rev W. VI. Modg"tt.
 .roniay--7:30 ?. m, Valentine nc;,l of the Young Peoples so- c'"y.
 Trcsday--2 ?. In.. Armenian Bible r". for women. ; ?, m. English ,'isxa for Armenian women. G;%o D. r., Yoone Women'a Missionary so- ci'te supper meeting, ~,
 W"Inoslar-3:3o D. m, sixth c~adn wer!;.dAy church school. 6:"7 T. m.. srppcr meeting for all men of First chr,ch: speaker; Rev, Mr.. Greene
 Thurs luy.-3 D. nl, scV"n'h and eighth grades w,cli-day church school. 4:Go D, m. GirI Scon' lnr tlng. IA 2. m,. mi1-w'"k Aaf,1rr: leader: Rev. Nr. Greene.
 .lridur---2;45 D. m.. deNotloNaf 4.ryica In observance o' lay oi n,aypr for missions at Trinity M. F. rrurch. 7;li r. m" Boy scout r.hptt~
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
RnlhnnY lSMtdishl

sermon by Rev. C. F.. Pihl and song hy quartet under direction of Raymond C, Wctsing, lo:S0 a. m, Sunday school will participat" in the service when the officers and teachers will be installed at l9 m, instead Of 1Q:&0
 The Young Peoples society ot Bethany church will act as hosts at inc big Young P"opl"'s union meet ing Of which Rev, Dr, J, E. King bcry will be the speaker.
 Al | p. m. the close Of the three weeks campaign of the Salvation army al Film Baptist church with tho Bethany church will take place.
 Thro successful weeks Of meet ings have taken place and the meetings Sunday will he al the I}cthany church.
 Thursday al ?, ln., instead Of Friday, tho choir will rehcarsc for preparation for the performance of "rhe Holy City, -Gaul, to be given April % at tho church. A big song grrvice will h" held next Sunday night, February @l.
 Wednesday at s ?. rno the maie chorus moots.
 Thurslay- Emma 1indh"ry and Miss IIulla Lindhcrs Of Wor. stor, will relate their experiences in the Holy Land, Africa, Greece Italy. Switzerland and sweden last year. This is under the auspices ol the Ladies' Aid society.
 Friday at [ T. nl., confirmation jed by Roy. C, E. Pihl. There will l,n no junior choir this week.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
LlNCOLN'S DAY MUSIC
 AT NEWS BIBLE GLASS
Rev. W. II. !AldcrSon to Deliver Ad- dress on "Thc Red Headed
 Nhcpherd'' Tomorrow i;urning

Special lincoln's bay music will! he played by the newly re-orgunized orchestra of Evcryman's Bible class, under the direction of Charles II. rlar}lson. at th" session of the class tomorrow morning
 The musical program will be as follows:
 March-"My Dream of the [, S. A." Fallen Leaves" Oficrtory
 Southern Melodies "Old Kentucky Home" March-"Flag of Truce"
 The sermon by Rev. William H. Alderson will be entitled, ''The Red Headed Shcpheard." Officers of the class are preparing a surprise for tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Bronze Tablet to Be Un- yelled in Auditorium at the Morning .Service- Speaker Here From India.

A memorial tablet will be un- grllod 10 ,h" memory of Howard Arnold Walter at the morning serv- ice at tho First Congregational 'church tomorrow. starting at II o'clock. The unycilinE will be done by Mrs, Aida Walter Johnson, sister.
 Th" memorial prayer will b" made by Rev. Theodore Ainsworth Greene, pastor of tn" church, and n prayer of cons"cration by Rev, Warren NJ. Blodco't, assistant pastor.
 The memorial address will be made hy Dean Molanchthon w. Jacobus of the Hartford thcologi- cal seminary, He will fell of How ard Arnold Walters work in Hart tord."
 Edward 4. Tmcas, president of rorman Christian college, Lahore, India; will speak on "IIowarl Ar mold Walters Life and Influence in lnlia."
 The tablet. q bronze affair, was made in New York city. II arrived in this city Wednesday and was placed in position on tho cast wall alongsid" of the pulpit, Thursday, J. is mounted on marble slab,
 The tablet contains the following Inscription:
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Church Services

Wednesday-2:S0 ?. m. wcok-day church school, grades three, four and five, s p, mn Wcnncrbcrg chorus concert al the south Con. eregational church under the aus p!ccs of tho Mems club for tho benefit of the stanley Memorial community house fund.
 Thnrsday--2;3o r, mo social meeting Of the Ladies Aid society,
 Frlday--1;i5 T, m,, meeting ot the parents of the childrcn in the intermediate and senior grades of the church school,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Methodist Churches
I'rilliy

Sunlay.- g:%0 q. mo EVerym"n'# HihJ" class; womau's Bible class and church school, 1o;45 q. m, sermon by the pastor; "Wiil Man Rob Gol"" 6 r. m.. IIwori k Iuaru,; sp.a'.rr: Gretchen Larson; s,H.fDrf: "Mli9ns of Latin Amrrj- ra." T.li D, 1u, sermon hy ''" r's- for. "I}Uuuin- P,*t the SiGl". Morris Ho~mul. 'rnor.
 Noud.y-2:"o D. m.. Suns.4A' S"- .."y. 2 ?, nD. w II. N. <. m'"t- ,.@. 7.5u r. m. Friendship club EI,atis. party. 7:45 ?. m.. lecture by Tr,,.,4or l'urdr &, Sonth church,
 Tur%jay aft,rooon ". H. VI. :. social tca with Mrs, Hl'a Maom'1y, e"1 Naplr street. G>"o T., m. r]il- et-ca ,;,s, 7,15 T. ru~ Boy Sconts, 7:i5 7. ru.. class meeting.
 Wednesday 9:&o D. m. w'"k-'laY I.Hriuu@ school. third -,ra1o.
 Taur,aay -7.+, D. m, prayer m" 'lr-.
 Frilgy -2:4; r. m- Jay oe pray ,r f7r missions. D. m. owing -. uooI. 7:%o ?. m, .cuoir r"l"arSa"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
MORRIS HOGLUND TO
 SING Al M. E. CHURCH
Tenor ~oIoi>t at First Congregational Church and Member of Hart
 Cntb-Nll a Man Rob?

"Wm Man Rob God"' is th" suhIrrt of Iur sermon Ht jho motn- ing .rrNir, at Trinity Methodist r.urrh 'omorrov. Tho choir will sing "Th, Lord is King ivy Stults.
 At T:15 o'clock tn" evening Wor- snip uill npru with a quarter hour .uu- s,ryir, in charge of E. F. trm- .rrnu@ lurm'r song leader of hN"ry- inaue Bible tlass and now president of tnr class. Favorit" hymns oi the rongr, gafiou will hu sung. The sec oud aIdrr,s on thc incidents and rlarar,.rs of thr day of th" cruci- u<tou will l", @i,n: T@" subject is "Euuunr ra,' th, Sigual'
 Horr,- uo-nmI ''uor s"ioisf in rl, l'ns' rouer' -a'lon#l church 4uar,,t and momb'r of tho Hart Guh niU r,rl'r 'h' following aolo-
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 ........ ..-.. Ward stephens "Tac Earth |. ill., Lords" .........
 ................ Frank Byurs 'Tn.l ;hall the Eighfaous Shine
 from "Tle Elijah" Mcndt lssohn
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
'. r. \. NOTES

\ nrw program will he inauer- rar"l 1T tnr meeting of the First church Y. r. < tomorrow night, and tho meeting will start at Gao instead of o'clock as in the past. Rev. Warren M. Blodgctt will lead. talk ing on "Economic Relations" The society will hold combined Valentine and Old Clothes party Monday eve ninp different groups putting on stunts.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
~t. Nark~ lpi>"upal

q..r H#c'sima Snrl1N 7.%' 2 u.. noI, cnmmuuiou '.2" 9 mr reurrn school. II o'rlor@. morning p-1yar s01 sermon. t:45 D. n., in ',.rr- ssicu 1nI Bib}. HL'v m tho compel
 Ash WaIuo,iav -- 3. m. holy r,nmrriou. Io.&o Fl. m. I.itamy, 1c~itrn'ial office and holy com rnurion. 7.2o o'clock, litany, rvc rinr nrav,r and sermon.
 Friday 4l5 r m chidr"n's ",rrica.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TO
 HONOR MEMORY OF HOWARD WALTER

America" will be led by Mrs. John Arrowsmith.
 The women of the Home Mis- Sionary society of the Trinity NJ. F.. church will meet on Tuesday aft crnoon for social tea with Mrs. Ella Macauley of 2S7 Maple street.
 The Philathea class of the Trim fly M, E. church will present Nena Fales Peek. entertainer and im- proVisatrice. Wednesday evening, March 2, at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

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 s.natv--G:"p m. rtt'ian de ,.t.mtIt Of t,t" rhurrh school "nd -y,icr High sc'ool ;1r. %nu1s peo- ,Trs sr:aic.. iu"o |. m.. wor"Ain .. t.pp Itnlian lulsAon Hunter reed .nflmunlt>. Ao'j- lEt5 o'rlo'i' ,4Oniae 1,otsI:, Y 8. m, hrsin- ...rs' Geuuliu"u'. l-:t0 ?, m. prima-t. umor auI' io'cmnedta'" I .artmeut~ ":"o ?, A, AsaErlon ,-rship and c:ur'A yc.ool O. t'" l.4,ian mission. Hunter roo, co'n- nnnity houso. 7;l5 o'clock, tN,3in% worship. 7:Sr p. ta.. w9riai!' o' ''" u.}jun mission in 'i.' south church, '.rch street ehap l.
 lrnnd.y--7:@a T. m. n"'l"f (" 'hr Glrls au&Iia,g. 7:45 D. m. in r,a sunior chap-l or 'n' church, ,airl ln tLc Scri $ of lectures on .InNrg God In 'it Ni3lc, hE Pro- ~.sor \. C rHrly.
 Tucalav--7.l1 p. m, nt'tInG Of Troop =. liov Scouts
 W"Gnca..av-..:;.o ?. IT. "nu 'd ,t,t%.l4y church s"uooA &r' ''' < soHr and GvA. ;:"D T. h., conr"It lt .nn Wornnrb"rS Myl' ohtrr" rl1Gcr ;h, Aue:'r,@ or thr Mon \ club O :,r 2t.ulc, M'mori~' charch
 TNu,s,ey .. 2 ? m, Syrion wom.u's s'a.re c)g' 2 }. m, rnl',. w,"h-lgy church '>noo', ~ral,s s.y,t atd '1Fn'. 1 ?. n'., reh,a,ssl Of 'la Glr's' G''' club
 .riuo;---, 60 a. ,u. ai'-laF s'''- r. r.rr.n5; oc d.. Htm" NsSJo"- ,,aarm'.'. IG'rteor rit '" ,,,, ti ,oVa. ..i- !, yo.. rraH . -.iu. q ',, Ncu3'is' c,Vr 'or ,r ,.- C 7-1Iar 'r~ rnss'otS ':l- r. nr. m>a.jrr "' Troop !, Cir. S.aas. ! 2. nj. w" 'ln~ o' '0' Et'e cHl. 7:@o T. n1, motion oi. ,ur,. ti-er'aImosr' urI.r '1~ aIs- plr,s cf tht Ercth'rhood. ,e3.0r" Jack Iirh'ord in Waking rp 'N' Town; also our Gang comedy
 Saturday -- [ ?. m.. class 'or ,eactlng English, conducted by NJ D'AAdatio. Hunter road commnrtN Eouso.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Religious Items

The Friendship club Of the Trin- fly M, F., church will hold n Nalcn- tine party Monday evening.
 Prof. A. c. purdy will give the third of his series Of lectures on Finding God in the Bible" Mon day evening at the south church.
 A concert by the Wonnorbcrg Male chorus will be given at the south Congregational church Wed reSday evening under the auspices of the Stanley Memorial church Mems club. This will be for the benefit of the fund for the proposed community house,
 The Home Missionary department of thc south Congregational church will hold an all-day sewing meet ing Friday Luncheon will bc served at noon.
 Jack pickford in Waking up the Town" will he the feature of the motion picture at the south Con- Err rFational church Friday evening under the auspices of the Mems Brotherhood. There also will be an "Our Gang" comedy.
 A roast beef supper will be served 10 the men of the First Con grogational church on Wednesday evening. The pastor, Rev Thco- dorn 4. Greene, will speak on needs of tho church and, after a short business meeting he will tell some of his experience Tn Labrador with Doctor Grcnfcll," Illustrating his talk with slides taken from photo graphs he made in his three sum m,rs in the north.
 Al the mid-wenk service at the First church Thursday evening, Rev. Theodore A. Greene will be- gin q special Lontcn series on "Qucslons of q Christian.' His topic next week will be, "Is God 
 The Young Womcn's Missionary society of inc First church will hold a meeting Tuesday evening.
 "The Headed Shepherd Boy will be the topic of the Bible bi' ography to be studied at the meet ing of the First church mems Bible class tomorrow noon. The pastor, Rev. Theodore \. Greene, will lead.
 The Ladies Aid society Of the Stanley Memorial church will hold a social meeting on Thursday after noon.
 A meeting Of the parents of chill Iren in the intermediate and senior grades of the Stanley Memorial church school will be held on Fri day evening,
 Miss Edith Dickerman will lead the Young Peoples meeting at the Gospel church Sunday evening. The monthly service at the town farm will be dispensed with.
 The Ladies Prayer hand of 'he Emmanuel Gospel church win meet nn Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frederick Wiley. oGS South Main street.
 A new Bible study class will be started Tuesday evening by Rev. Go orGe F. Fletcher, pastor Of the Emmanuel Gospel church.
 The Twice postponed reception 10 Rev. George F. Fletcher, new pas tor of the Emmanuel Gospel church, and Mrs. Fletcher will be held in connection with thn mid-Wc"k pray IF meeting Thursday evening.
 Thc Loving Scr1ic" class Of the I'irat Baptist church will hold a rolonial party Friday evening.
 The Luther loague of th" Evan golical Lutheran church will meet Monday evening for business and social gathering.
 Professor Per Olsson, with the aS- -istanc" of tn" WonnCrbCrg choir, will give q concert at the First lutheran church on Wednesday -veniug, February 2l.
 TEc post ponrd meeting of the W. II. NJ, s, of the Trinity M. E. church will h" held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. The study and discussion or "$ayic Community Life in
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13
Baptist Churches
Eirst


 Sunday Morning worship at 1O;45 o'clock, sermon by Rev. Will liam Ross; subject; Trying the 1m- possible" 1e;l0 p. In,, Bible school. Brotherhood and adult classes. '. Y. r. |. leader, L. Coates. at 7 ?, III.
 Monday---7;So p, n>, Boy Scouts Nednesday--2:@0 ?, mo religious Instruction. &;4J ?. m, Hcralds and Crusaders. C;$0 ?. Inp Y. w. g. G., supper and meeting.
 thutsiaye-3 ?, n>,, religious In struetion, ia6 ?, m, mid-"eth service.
 Friday-4:I5 p. m. Girl Scouts, t.SO p. m. carol choir. G;31 ?. m, W. ". c. supper. T'Go ?, m. colonial party by the Loving Service class.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

Sunduy---lo a, m,. Sunday school. II o'clock, morning service with sermon hy the pastor; "Obicctions to the study Of Prophecy" 7!I5 o'clock, evening service with ser mon; "A Cmuquc on the TransHg. uration"
 Thursday -- 7;30 ?. m, Bible study