New Britain herald., 1926-05-22

speak. Anthem. No More Night" (Wood). Young Peoples circle at 6:15 p. m. Devotional, Lucille Ryder Topic, What May the Church Ex- pect of it's Young People," Rachel Smith. The Federation executive commit tee meets Tuesday al ?. m. with Mrs. C. E. Clark. The annual "Fathcrs and Moth CTS dinner" Thursday at 12:30 ?, m. in the parish house. The evening group Of the Feder- cration meets Thursday al ESQ o'clock with Mrs. $. $. Gwllim.
 Episcopal Church.
 Services tomorrow. Whitsunday. a the Church of Our Saviour will be as follows: 10 Q. m, church school. II a. m.. morning prayer and ser mon, followed by ll;50 a, m. holy communion.
 Monday and Tuesday Whitsun Monday and Whitsun Tuesday
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Ember daTs.
 Catholic Church.
 There will be a high mass al the Church of Our Lady os Mercy to- morrow morning at o'clock, when 8 class O 50 children will receive their first communion. The regular service will he held al 10 o'clock. The children of the communion class will attend confession this af- ternoon,
 Hartford Praying Band.
 The Hartford Praying band will meet al 1o:45 q. m. and 2:&o ?. m. tomorrow at the home Of Mrs. Lena Hanson. 75 East Main street. The public Is welcomed 10 all meetings ot this unlenominational group.
 Martha Rcbekah Social
 Martha Rcbekah lodge will hold q public social Monday night at s o'clock in I. 0. 0. F. hall. There will be care playing and a good time is promised all who attend.
 Burritts Here Tomorrow
 The Burritts. one of the speediest young teams in New Britain, will play the All-plainvillcs tomorrow afternoon at the high school field. The visiting team is a clever aggre- gation and made plenty of trouble during the city league last summer, it's first season of organization. The club has been greatly strengthened now and will give worthy opposition to the local team.
 The Plainvile nine has plenty of power and is pointing for a series of games with the best teams in the state. To do this it must pile up an impressive record early in the season before the major semi-pro aggrega- tions will take notice of it. IL is a good team and if given proper sup port should put this town on the baseball map as 1t has not been in years.
 Hearings on Streets
 On Monday night hearings pre- limjnary 10 the acceptance of Trum- bull avenue and Cottage street will be held in the town hall by the town plan commission, It is hoped by the commission that large number Of residents of these streets will he present to pass on the proposed street building, and varanda lines, and il they are accepted the streets will be taken over by the town and put in shape in the near future.
 Baseball this Afternoon
 Cheethams All-Stars. which have won both games played this season, vii. take on the Speedboys of New Britain at the high school field this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The New Britain Boys club and New Britain high school are numbered among the victims of this team, and the locals will have to travel at their very ut most 10 defeat 1t.
 \. M. F.. Zion Church
 Preaching at Il a. m and 7:30 p. m, tomorrow.
 A mystery concert will be given Monday night, marking the 22nd anniversary Of the church. The public Is welcome.
 Advent Christian Church
 Sunday--10:45 q. m, morning worship. Howard Dunbar, pastor of the Advent Christian church at River Point, R. l.. and a student Of Yale Divinity school. will be the speaker. He will speak on "Practi- cal Christianity" All are cordially invited to hear him. 12:05 D. m. the Sunday school hour; 6 D. m. the Loyal Workers service; p. m.. the evening service. Mir. Dunbar will be the speaker Of the evening and will speak on, "The Coming of the Friars.'
 Friday-7;S0 p. m. midwcek serv- ice. All are invited.
 Methodist Church
 The services in the Plainville NJ. E. church tomorrow are as follows: Morning worship at 1U:45 o'clock, Rev. Arthur A. Ball will be the