New Britain herald., 1926-09-20
Attended Outing

Attended Outing
 Among those present at an outing or the Economy store managers held at Lake Compounce yesterday were Ted LeBond. Herman and Rob- ert sneideman of Plainville.
 To Observe Feast Day
 The feast day of the Our Lady of Mercy will be observed by the church Of Our Lady of Mercy Fri day with mass at 7:3o o'clock and With benediction, rosary aud pray CT for Rev. John E. Fay. pastor, who Is confined at St. Francis hospital with illness.
 The parish will hold meeting at o'clock at the parish hall.
 Alfred w. Smith of Trumbull av- enue was in Philadelphia on a visit with his family during the week end.
 Receives Contribution
 A contribution of Sl0 was received 1 by Brock Barnes post, American Le- gion, from Mrs. Olsen of Evansville l in appreciation of the action of the Plainville merchants in loaning the | merchants of Plantsville their flags at recent celebration. The money will be turned over to the park inn provement fund.
 Work on improving the town park Is progressing. Members of i the post will work for the rest Of this week and by next week, it is expected that decided improve ment will be shown. As full an at tendance as is possible is asked at q | special meeting of the post in it's rooms tonight at 8 o'clock
 Looking For Games
 The Plainville Blues have or ganized for the football season and 1 are desirous of booking games with any junior team averaging 12O . pounds. The management is arrang- ing the schedule and is anxious to hear from any manager interested in the bringing about final arrange ments. For games address Manager A. Datoli. Box ., Plainvlle or tcle- phone 379 between and o'clock in the evening.
 Church Services Well Attended
 Services at the Pi&inville M. r, church yesterday morning were well attended as were services at the Ad- vent Christian church. The Ep- worth of the Methodist church did not hold a meeting in the evening but united with the Forastville league at Forestville M. E. church.
 At the Advent church the pastor, Rev. C. H. Monbleau. spoke on ''The Duty of Church Members tn Their Church" at the morning service. The mid-week prayer meet ing will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 still Under Observation
 Vivian Cambridge, the two year , old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken ', neth Cambridge of South Austin , street. who swallowed an open safe ; ly-pin while playing on the floor of her home Friday night is still un- ter observation at the New Britain IcIl'td dl lpShI | il'' III NJ SISllS Oi . q l rupture will result in an operation, , Dr. Cook declared this morning. 2 According to N-ray photographs s aken at regular intervals during { he weekend. the pin has progress d some distance in it's journey, but he child is not out Of danger. Re n ports from the hospital state that ] he child Is fairly comfortable (
 Ncighbors' Night I Plainville Grange will be enter q aimed by guests from five other T in the state tomorrow night ( t its semi-monthly meeting. The P -uests will come from New Britain, S Berlin. Newington, Avon and Ches- ! ire.
 This Is 7nafhcr Of series of t' rograms which Mrs Charles II. F 'urtis, lecturer, is arranging for the h inter months. e
 Briefs ir William Warfield of Erie, Pa. is tl isiting his mother Mrs. Laura War " cid of Park street 2 The We-Uns club will meet this vening at the home Of Mrs William Han. h For sale-Kalamazo kitchen cI ange, 32 Broad street, Plainville- n' fvt. te For rent-Auto space. Couch for u lie. 20 Washington street-advt. D. Five room tenement, all improve s' ents. Apply Irving Rachin, New ritain. Tel. 977.-advt
 Teamster or man to hold scraper; '' weeks job. Apply Myles Lime p' lrner, 5 Hough St. 7;30 to s this IT -ening.-advt. ~ Parlor Stove for sale. good condi- lo on. 31 Maple St, plainVillc.-adVt. b