New Britain herald., 1926-08-07


 ering were several friends from her home city. The home was decorated in color scheme of pink and white. A supper was served at o'clock.
 Grade Changed
 AS result of the hearing held on Wednesday evening. the town plan commission has voted to change the grade of the northern most 500 feet of Trumbull avenue rom that originally planned by the engineer. The change will bring the l grade closer to the present sidewalk 1 level, will cost less, and will pro- ! vide better facilities for the dis . posal Of surface water. No benefits or damages have been found by reason of the alteration, which was suggested. for the three reasons mentioned above, by First Select man William J. Johnson and was approved by the property owners at the hearing.
 Reckless Driver Arrested
 A serious accident due 10 speed ing was narrowly averted this morning at Blossoms corner when an automobile operated by John Mowine of 672 Wilson street. Wa terbury. barely missed two other machines. Mowine was driving to- ward New Britain at an allesedly excessive speed. while two other machines coming from that city were just about to turn across in front of him into East street The drivers Of these saw him coming and stopped as quickly as possible. Mowine shooting by in front of them and up onto the lawn al the right of the road.
 Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen investigated and found by measure ment that Mowine's machine had travelled IFS feet after leaving the road. Mowine was told 10 appear in court at 7:So o'clock tonight be fore Justice William Cunningham to answer a charge Of reckless driving. He had no license or registration with him but claimed to have them home. He was told that if he produced them tonight these charges would not be press, ed
 Playing Rangers
 The -Plainvillcs will play tl:n Rangers of New Britain on tln high school diamond tomorrow aft ernoon. There has been keen rival ry between these two teams since, the Rangers won a 10 verdict fin 1S innings last year and Plainville turned the tables in football last fall. Another game as fast as those of past weeks is expected.
 The "Y' team will play Ken sington at 2:S0 o'clock this after. noon and is looking forward to a victory.
 Union Service. The union service Of the Babtist. Congregational and Methodist churches will be held in the Baptist | church at II o'clock tomorrow 1 morning. Rev. Alexis D. Kendrck. D. D., will preach the sermon. At P. m. the Baptist young people will hold their regular meet ing. The Bible school will meet al 1o a m.
 Advent Christian Church. Sunday. 1o:45 a. m.. morning service. The pastor will use for his theme, The Faith Of a Christian" 12:05 p. m., Sunday school hour. All are invited to remain. p. m.. Loyal Workers service. Howard i Purdy will speak on Count and Share Your Blessings" D. m., evening song and preaching service. The Danger Of Not Keeping the Road" will be the subject.
 Friday, 7:45 p. m, mid-wcek service.
 l. NJ. F.. Zion Church.
 Sunday. II a. m., sermon by the pastor: theme. The Spiritual Sig nificance that Lies Behind" 1915 D. m-, Bible school. s p m., ser mon by the pastor.
 Methodist Church.
 Sunday 9:30 a. m, Sunday school. 10:45 a. m., the members will join in the union service at the Baptist church. 6:S0 D. m, Epworth league meeting; Miss Augusta Gould, lead CT; topic, John Frederick Oberlin i Pioneer in Rural Community Deyel- opment."
 Tickets Ready for Game, The tickets for the high school 1 benefit game have been printed and ! will be distributed at a meeting of the committee of managers to be ! held at 7:15 o'clock this evening in !; Mike Levine's Cash Market. They | were prepared by George Hebden ! of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, l and handed to the committee in less :. than five hours after he was notified, and the committee is grateful to . him. A large sale is expected. |
 Notes | Miss Margaret Mcconnell. who has been visiting Mrs. Fawley Of Trumbull avenue. has returned 10 her home in Philadelphia after en- . toying very pleasant visit in l PlainVille