New Britain herald., 1926-03-20

room dwelling house, two barnes, and sranay. They must be moved from the property by the purchaser, as the lot is to be used for the new high school.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn. ing at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. The Sunday school win meet at 9 o'clock. Lentcn service will be held at 1880 o'clock in the evening; Rev. Joseph Griffin Of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, will preach.
 On Monday morning at S o'clock there will be an anniversary requiem nigh mass for Mrs. Helen Brophy Kavanaugh.
 Lentcn dovotions will be held at ESO o'clock Friday evening, with stations Of the cross and bonodc. ton.
 Basketball Notes
 The Plainville Y. NJ. C. A. team which won the junior championshin Tn the county league, will meet tho Rockville Hi-Y quintet next week Tn the tlrst round of the elimination TOT the state title. The game may Dc played Monday night. The To. cals are out of practice, not having played for several weeks and having lost their floor. They will work oui at o'clock this evening in a nroc- tice contest with the South church Of New Britain, the game being played at the New Britain Bows club.
 Funerals Today
 Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline A. I.ampson of Scott Swamp, who altd yesterday morning, will be held at o'clock this afternoon at Inc undertaking rooms of W. A, Bailey X Co, Rev. Charlts :. Nyck- ofl, pastor Of tho Congregational church, will officiatc. Burial will be m West cemetery.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Mary ElI2a- beth Bradbury will be held nj balI"ys parlors at S;S0 o'clock, Rev, Georgc' l. Browne, rector of tbo ChlEch of Our Saviour, conducting the service. 1nterment will be fin West cemetery.
 Baptist Church
 sunday services at inc Ron,ist church will he as follows: beginning promptly at lo;45 o'clock in thc morning, the pastor, Rev. A. K hendrick. D. h., will continue his sermon of last Sunday on "rhn Meaning and Responsibilities of Dis. clpieFhip.' Bible school at l2 noon. Evening service at 2 oclock "VanEclistic sermon and singing cordial welcome will be given to any who may come.
 A. VI. F.. Zion Church
 At | l d, III. and 7.S0 D. m. the Rt Rev. W. l., Lee. D. h., prcsidjne, bishop of the fifth EpiscopaI dis 'rict Zion connection, will preach. He will lecture on Monday night HIS topic will be God and His Gull , Iod 'hlFon.' The public is invited.
 AdNcnt Christian Church
 10;i' a. m, morning worship. The pastor Nill speak on "Rrineing in . the Sheovcs.' 19:oi D. m.. sunday school hour, Goo D. m.. Loyal W orFers' service. 7:00 D. m.. th, pastor will speak on the interesting question Of today; Gan Christiauitv i, Prevent War;" 7;3u D. m.. Friday. mid-wcek prayer service. The pub hc is cordially invited to all the : services.
 Methodist Church
 The services in the Plainyillc M ] F.. church on Sunday are as follows. :, Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock Rev. Arthur A. Ball will he the preacher, his topic being: "Whcn he Lord Turned and Looked Upon 'ot"r What Happened ." Sunday school with adult bible class at l2 loon.
 There will hc no Epworth lcaguo |, ''rNlcH on sunday evening. The To. II al loagncrS arc invited to hc pre- 'ent at the Forcstville. N. E. church tt o'clock, for q group Epworth eague rally and listen 10 the ora ! orlchl contest for the New Britain group Of Epworth leagues:
 Evening service at ' o'clock. An address, will be given hy the pastor.
 An invitation is extended to the .' 'oung people Of this church to bo present. at the undcrnominational lnion meeting 10 ho held on Mon l lay evening at Trinity M. l.. church. New Britain. (
 St. Patrick's Social
 The St, Patrick g social given at he home of Mrs. C. A. Runncll on Sroad street yesterday afi"muon ( roTcd most enjoyable and succcsa- uI in every way. During the after. (
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