New Britain herald., 1926-10-09

 Congregation ..... John E. Lamb
 Promotion certificates will be awarded to the following;
 Cradle roll to beginners depart ment: Shirley Surgeon, Pauline White, Harold Lamb, Eleanor Bail. Edward Reid, Dorothy Macleod. Donald Clark.
 Beginners 10 primary department: Harriet Holt, Gertrude Livingston, Philip Klatt, Robert OkenQuist.
 Primary to junior departments: Emy Bettna Harold Dunbar, ANa Maynard, Helen Fox. Arthur Pep low, Lucy Coons, Harold Williams. Raymond Smith. Herbert Glahau. Helen Furrey, Malvin Griffin. Clar- ence Morgan, Burton Norton. Bessie Wilson, Frank Griffin, Lloyd Roper. Bette Marcham.
 H. $. Holds New Britain
 The high school football team put ID great battle against impossible odds yesterday afternoon and man. aged 10 hold the New Britain high school second team 10 a a 10 Q score. 1 Handicapped by the loss ot NesCoda, i their star center. and outWaishad by so many pounds 10 a man that the game appeared mere travesty on competition. the local youngsters put ! Ip q great scrap and surprise jho husky visitors by their dogged de { forsiye fight. New Bri'ain's greater size anI experience kept the home team from making any spectacular gains but the tiny Tlain'illo line men kept the red -jerseye1 backs ir check and forced them to fight for every inch Of the way
 Now Britain scored one tonohlown on strajght p'uncas in tho first quar- tor hut WIS hold on tho our-y0rd line in ih, second period. A srco0i score came in tn, third quarter an5 another in inc fourth.
 | Tho gamo was very valuable pr2C. tico for inc Plainvile hoye, as Ii taught them what to do aGairs more experienced men and got then past the stage whrte they would h, frich,, led at bigger opponents ! Peterson showed sono nice work il pluncing through the line, while Backman's work at quarter and lj bunting was very good and Down ham made long series of bril'i1n tackles. The team is now in trim for it's contest Tuesday with thu Bristol high school second team. Favor Local Builders Local contractors are being fav orcd as much as possible in 'h' erection of the Sequass"n Corp new building on West Main street The foundation is being put in b! Michael MarionolH of Bristol hu the stone will he furnished by Ed ward Pillen and the excavation was dug by Miles 1.imeburner. Th' foundation for the theatar has hecl let to Lawrence X Con of Hartford All these, contracts were awarded after competitive bids had booI called for. The general contrac has not been let. as plans arc stil i incomplcte. Bids will probably h. asked in about a week and will b. handled through the architect George Zinner of Hartford. II 1 expected to have the thcater an, several of the stores ready by tn
 first of the year.
 Martha Rcbckah Social
 Martha Rebekah lodge will giv a social in I. o. O. F. hall al ; o'clock Monday evening. Game
 and cards will be played and vii : be followed by refreshments. : jolly time is promised all who at tend.
 Methodist Church
 The services in the Plainville NJ F.. church tomorrow will be as fol
 lows: Morning worship at 10:4 o'clock. X pageant will be present ed by the Sunday school, cntitlc, "The Church Beautiful" Ther will be no Sunday school sessior Epworth Leagua at ( ?. m. Harol
 C. Anderson will he the leader hi topic being Fair Winners an
 Good Losers" Evening service a
 : o'clock. when Rev. Arthur 4 Ball, pastor. will continue with hi
 talks on Some Fools Of th Bible" the subject tomorrow bein , "A Foolish Young Man" The put
 lie is cordially invited to all serl z ices.
 Congregational Church | Morning service at 10:46 o'clock [ sermon. Trial by Jury" Churc
 school after the morning servic Young Peoples meeting at s ?. n p Federation sewing meetir
 Thursday at 1:3o p. m. in the pal { ish house.
 = Baptist Church S Sunday services at the Bapti I church will be as follows: preacl
 ing by the pastor. Rev. A. D. Ker = drick, D. D.. at 10;45 a. m. Bib