New Britain herald., 1926-07-31

being, The Value of Knowing, Friday, 7:S0 p. m., mid-w eek service Redeemer's 4. M. E. Zion ChurcI
 sunday, II a. m., morning wor ship, communion and sermon by tn, pastor. 1915 p. m., Bible school Mrs Louise Mayors, superintendent p, m., evening service, preaching by the pastor.
 Tuesday, p. m., meeting of the board of trustees.
 Wednesday prayer and class meeting.
 Dr. Bull Health Officer
 Dr. J. N. Bull is Acting as health officer during the absence of Dr, George r. Cook. who is taking his annual vacation and will return at the end of next week. Dr. Bull. to whom all matters dealing with pub lie health should be reported during the coming week, has had a great deal of experience as town health officer, having held that position for Ia long period before he retired about two years ago and was suc- ceeded by Dr. Cook.
 Sued for S35O
 Sylvester and Hannah Zema of Plainville have been sued for sS50 damages by Julian Grida of New Britain. Attorney Michael A. Sex ton issued the papers.
 Tennis Match Arranged
 A tennis match has been arranged for Tuesday evening between the Epworth league of the Plainville NJ. E. church anG Young Peoples society of the Center Congregational church of New Britain. Two mems doubles matches will be played, one pair from each church going into action on the Bohemia street court. and the others playing on the court on Camp street. The local league has been conducting tennis tour nament within its own ranks, but this is the first match with out siders, and a good crowd of rooters Is hoped for. The New Britain team plans 10 bring a crowd along and Plainville does not want to be outdona by its visitors.
 Birthday Party
 Frances Hemingway. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Sidney, Hemingway. observed her sixth birthday anni- versaFy yesterday at Ter home on Pierce street She had a party, to which came eleven of her friends. She received many presents. Games were played. and refreshments were served in abundance.
 Notes
 Mra and Mrs. Frank Hohbein of Church street will leave tomorrow for a vacation in Maine.
 Miss Margaret Mcconnell. who is prominent in Philadelphia society, is visiting MT. and Mrs. A. E. Fawley Of 6S Trumbull avenue. Miss Me Cornell is amazed by the beauty of Plainvne and is quite sure her visit here will be most enjoyable.
 The annual carnival of the Stand ard Steel Benefit association will open full blast on the Whiting street lot Monday night, A large number of attractions will be offered to the public.
 MT. and Mrs. g. R. Wickwire and Miss. Elizabeth Forshaw of West wood Park left carly this morning on a motor trip to Vermont, where they will spent two weeks vacation.
 The popular annual clambake run by "Oscar and Art" will be held at Perrin's grove on Sunday, ,Septem- Der 5.
 The only service at the Baptist church tomorrow will be the Young Peoples meeting at o'clock in the evening. The public is invited.
 The annual outing of the Trum- bull Electric Mfg. Co. will be held at Savin Rock. Cars will leave Plainville at a. m and return at and p. m.
 Miss Bertha Steward of Tomlinson avenue will leave on Monday for two weeks vacation at East North field, Mass. Irving Bronson Of Maple street is attending the Northfeld summer at East Northfield, Mass Cut gladiolus blooms for sale. George D. Mastin, 56 East Main St. -advt. For second mortgages on Plain fl Norton Place.-advt.
 For Sale AA Chambers fireless gas | range, gas water heater. and baby ! Is Jefferson street, advt.