New Britain herald., 1926-02-20

Ation throughout the day, spccldI exercises having been planned In the classrooms. It Is probable that the afternoon session will be dis missed somewhat early. stores In town will also be open throughout the day.
 Condition Still Critical
 The condition Of James kenneS of Berlin, who was run over by wagon at the Hall-Spiers brick yard on Wednesday afternoon, re- mains critical, 1t vas stated at the New Britain General hospita! to- day. IL was said, however, that he spent q fairly com tortable night.
 Surprise Party Held
 A surprise birthday party in honor CT Miss Pearl Young was held al the Worthlngton Community house last night by Miss Virginia Bushnell and Miss Florence Pollard. Guests were present from New Britain Plainville, kensington, East Berlin and Berlin and an enjoyable ''Ihe was had until midnight, when ihe party vas brought to a close A feature of the evening Was large birthday cake, bearing an appro- uriate number Of candies. MISS Young received many useful and beautitu! gifts.
 k Residents Convalcscins
 Miss Barbara Scnning daughter of Mir. end Mrs. George Senning 0, KensiDgton, is ahlc 10 be about after having been confined to her home for several weeks with an attack of tonsilitis.
 Mrs. Macraniel Of Main street KensnSton, is recovering rom severe attack of bronchitis.
 Icntcn Services scheduled
 t.cnten scryic1s will be held al St, paul's church, kcnsington' or Wednesday and Friday evenings a' 7.so o'clock. On Wednesday eve n,ns the service Will be made up O. the Rosary, sermon and bcn"dlcuon u.h,Ie Fridays service will take uI The Way of the Cross The ser mon on Wednesday evening will n' delivered by Rev. Thomas Goo'e: 1 of inc IaSalctte Fathers, Hartford
 Months Mind Mass
 months mind mass for the re 1osc of the soul Of the late An ,tonio Cichctu of K"nsington VIII b ,,cId at St. Paul's church next Sa' rr,lay morning at o'clock. Rev 1 Jnhn G. Brennan will officiate.
 Services For Poles
 priest will be present at H' panrs church on March l" ana ! i, ,ho interest c; the Polish resi- dcnts of Rorlin and services will h conducted on thrs" two days, Fur ,hcr announcements r"gardlng 'h meetings will to forthcoming al latcr date,
 St. paulS Church
 ,,asecs will b" celebrated al an n n,cIock tomorrow morning at S pauIs church. kensington' lt' Tr Thomas J. Brennan o' \ Thonas' seminary, Hartford WI he in charge. Sunday school vt , be held at the usual honr'
 sacred Heart Church
 Rev John C. Brennan will he charge of the celebration ot n'h n, sacred Heart church. East Bern tomorrow morning at ocloc
 Sunday school will follow Berlin Congregational 7,ho boys class will meet at |. o'clock tomorrow morning al u , Berlin Congregational church al The regular morning service Will he'd at lO:45 o'clock. Rev Sainu Fiske, the pastor, will prcach I inc following subject "fersou Faith" Sunday school and |
 mems class will meet at l2 o'cloc
 noon, and the Junior EndeaVor i; cietv will meet at 3 o'clock in | . afternoon. The leader Will
 Frances Shepard, The meeting
 inc Young Peoples society is sche Q ulod for o'clock. The leader " r, be Eleanor Meagley and the su V feet What Are the Tests Of TT g Religion" ."
 l. Kcnslngton Congregational l. The young mems class will m n q. 10 o'clock and the morning sel 7. ice will be held at ln:45 o'clock Q the Kcnsington Congregation e church tomorrow. Rev. Vernon Q Philips vil' prencl he sermon 70 the day. Sunday school will m l. al i2:1n ?. m. Tho Christian !
 ,iearor meeting Is scheduled r. 6:l5 o'clock.