New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

the three had been gone 20 minutes.
 Warrants have been made out for the arrest of the trio, charging them with breaking jail and breach of the peace. One of them has now been found 10 be Steve Grabowski Of New Britain, but tho name of the fourth man has not been learned by the authorities.
 Congregational Church
 Church school at 9:30 a. m.
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock Mir. McOrmmd, headmaster of West minister school al Simsbury. will be with Mir. Wyckoff for d particular purpose, Mir. Wyckoff will speak on "A File of Books or a Line Of Men" Anthem, "A Song in the Night" Woodman.
 Executive committee meets at 7:50 D. m. at the parsonage. Church school picnic Tuesday at Lake Compource. The church bell will ring al a. m. if there Is 10 he a picnic. f rainy the picnic will be l held the next day. Trolloys leave the center promptly at 9:45.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services at s and 10 o'clock will be held tomorrow morn- 1 ing at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Sunday school will meet at ] 2 o'clock
 1 The Ladies' Altar society vii, meet nj tho church at o'clock Mon- day evening.
 Episcopal Church | The following program of services will be carried out tomorrow al the Church Of Our Saviour: s a. m. holy communion; 10 a. n,. church school; . II a. m. morning prayer and ser mon hy the rector, Rev. George I. Browne,
 Indies Here Tomorrow One Of the hest games Of the sea 'son will be offered tomorrow after 1 noon at the high school field when the Plainvillcs meet tho Water town Indies. This is one Of the best Iamateur teams in the state and has been organized for many years, rum ming mp an impressive record. The visitors will use in the box Al De- Land. coach Of Watcrtown high school This Is not the man who . pitched for the Economy team whon { it played here. that "DeLand' appar- emily having been q ringer" There are also several former and present college stars on the team.
 Plainville has practiced hard for itho game and is hoping for a victory in spite Of the formidable name the Indies have won for themselves.
 First Place At Stake Possession of first place in the Hartford county ''Y' league is at stake when the rlainville Y. Vi. C. A. Juniors meet East Glastonbury on the local diamond this afternoon. Neither team has been dnefated yet, and a great battle Of youth and speed against experience and endur- ance Is expected.
 Renumbcring Desirable. Attention has been called to the miz-up in numbers which is now occurring on several streets with the increased building operations. HouEh street is one of those mentioned: : here the first dwellings were built far apart but with numbers close together, so that now it is found that two apartments are likely 10 have the same number and con- fusion is caused in delivery of mail and merchandise Outside of using fractional numbers, the only solu- ;ion to the tanglo seems to be the renumbering of the whole street.
 Playing Trumbull OHicc.
 The Businessmen have signed the Trumbul) Electric Mfg. Co. office 70 play next Tuesday night at the high school field Bill Cunningham. tEa big pitcher Of the Businessmen who has been going better in every game. will seek 10 hurl his fifth ronsecu- tive victory. The Businessmen will use their same team. The lineup Of the Temco office has not been an Hounccd.
 Baptist Church.
 Sunday services at the Baptist church tomorrow will be as follows: Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. D. kcndrick. D. D., at II a. m Evening service at : o'clock, followed by the Young Peoples meeting at s o'clock.
 Methodist Church. The services in the Plaiuyiile NJ F church tomorrow are as follows: Sunday school with adult Bible class at 9:30 a m. Morning wor- snip al 1o:45 o'clock. sermon by the Rev. Arthur 4, Ball. pastor. Al 6:&o ?. m., Epworth League; Will liam X. Albright will be the leader his topic being "Why Study tho Biblo?" The public is most cordially invited to all services.
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