New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

are incomplete, pending the return ! Of Mr, plIulio from Florida.
 Day or Prayer
 "ln Everything for Prayer" by l Helen Barrett Montgomery, win hc l the subject of thu community prayer s"ryico which will be held at 8 | o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tho | Advent Christian church, This | service s one Of prayer for mls- Sions, both home and foreign, not l addresses about missions, The Of. fcrng will be for the state college community church at Storrs,
 Tho Womm's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of alt local churches are co-operating in plan ming for this day. which will be oh- served throughout the country,
 Minor Accidents
 several minor accidents occurred ahout the town today us C result Of lhH slippery condition of the roads. 'iuc to lh9 melting and rcfrec2iug oi lhc snow, on West Main street trolley stopped suddenly, and u truck behind it was forced to dc the saunc, but skllded to the left into thc path ot q ear coming the other way, Tho two machines col liirtL tho radiator of the passenger Nrhjr'' being broken. Many .Nnmwd ana bent lenders were rr" .porrL The roads arc now in pretty 'EooI condition. although that 10 New Britain has two very bad spois our along the stretch east of Blos- ,som's corner anl the other on the lill east of Cook street,
 Pastor Guest of Honor
 Rev, and Mrs. Charles $, Wycko0' '"nt"r'aincl at dinner at their home ion West Main street yesterday, Rev, lJ G. Ward, retired pastor of the Eapr.sl church., being the gust Of ihouur Those present w"r" Rev. and Mrs. l. G. Ward and Rev. and Mrs, Arthur A. BnlL
 (. R. sherman HcsignS
 Charles R, sherman, plant en- ciUccr at the Trumhull Electric 1 Mfg, O.. has resigned his position ,thcrc after having served with the Iconcern for l5 years. He has be- icome affiliated with the Plaiuvillc Electric Products Co.
 t'uncra, of Mir. Manchester | Funeral SorNiCrs Were held this afternoon for Fred E. Manchester who dicl Tuesday morning at his Ihomr, I3 West Main street. Rev. S. r.. Lawson, former pastor of the rlainlille M. l.. church, but now a resident of Springfield Gardens Long Island, an! Rev. A. A. Ball the present pastor of the locaI church. ofliciated, Mir. Mahchcstol was ono of the most prominent anl active members of the church. Tho body was placed in the vault a
 West cemetery.
 Rebuilding Near Completion
 The rebuilding of the Clarendon buillinG is progressing rapidly anr is once more nrar completion. Tn,
 vntire structure has been reWlrrt
 by F.. Ferguson X Co.,. while th'
 rear of the building has been totall,
 rebuilt by M j. Sasck X Son. Ther'
 will be five offices and q tcnemen on the second floor and two tene ments on the third story. The re
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 expected to be done within q fey , days. after which the restaurant vii reopen us the "Central Lunch.' , Notes
 Mir. and Mrs Miles II. Hart for
 mcr residents of Plainville, but nov , of Raleigh, x. C., are receiving con I gratulations upon til" arrival of D son. Miles Ivan. Jr. born on Eel D ruary 2.
 , The st. Mary's society of th , Church of Our Lady of Mercy wi
 hold a public bridge and whist 1 , Legion hall at s o'clock this even , ing. Many line prizes are olfcr"'
 and a large attendance is expected The Atlantic I& Pacific and Econ omy stores will close at csc in l stead of Q o'clock every Monda - might in the future, IL is cNpccle ithat this will be the beginning C 'H movement 10 keep provtsio e stores in the town open only on , night q week.
 | William Hayes will sing at tn Tabs celebration in Mcrjdon thi . lcv"ning.
 :. Whiting street. room toncm"r < for rent Duplex house. all improve l ments near center. Tho John Cook Co.,. Nori block. Phone %6G-3-adv