New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
NEGATIVE WINS IN
 SCHOOL ARGUMENT
DebaterS Decide Against An,
 nexatiOn Of Cuba to U. s.
GIRLS ATTEND EXPOSITION
Pupils of Broad Street school Have Busy Time Legion Meeting Monday Night--Chambcr of Com
 mcrcc Meeting Thrsdny--Brlcfs.


 | mcrcc Meeting Thursdny--Brlcfs.
 The second debate held by tho 1 eighth gradc boys at the Broad street school was conducted Friday afternoon in Grade rooms. The 1 suhjectfor debate was. "Rcsolvcd; That Cuba should be Annexed 10 ! United states" The affirmative side vas well handled l'y Caincy Bosco, , Amclio Gnn2GD and Albert Steven- son, with Iano DIMarco as alter nate.
 The nogu'Nr side was even bet fer sustained hy John Narrone, Fred Wognsr and Russell Maynard, with Lester Berry as alternate. The negative side vas awarded the yer dict
 Tn" girls of the Broad street eighth grade. accompanied by Principal c. l.. Judd. Miss Lane and Miss Jacobs. visited the Bet : ter Homes exposition in Hartford ! during tho week. The young ladies wcr" quite enthusiastic in their prais" Of the exposition and the art Of becoming good housckclpcrs
 Easter Vacation | The rlairNille pubic schools will close Thursday afternoon for tho annual Easter vacation. rcopening for the spring term on Monday, April 12.
 Annual Meeting i Tn" annual meeting of the Cham. hcr of Commerce will be hold !, Thursday evening at it's rooms on II Pierce street. Officers for the Com- ing year will he elected and those of the past year will rcrbrt on their work.
 Methodist Church The services in the Ilainyillc NJ, F. church on Sunday arc as follows: i Morning worship at l0;45 o'clock, sermon by the Rev. Arthur X. Ball, pastor; sermon topic: "What Inn prcssionS Were Made on thr First 1 Palm Sunday" Sunday school with adult Bible class at noon. Miss Agusta Gould will be the lcaicr Of tn" EpWorih league at ( r. m. ,h" subject for discussion, "N"rbs of , Christian !iying-to Bc." Evening service at I. m, an address will | bo given by the pastor on Some Triumphal Proco&sions." An invita- tion is 'xtcndsd to the pubic t" attend all services.
 Episcopal Churci,
 Palm SanG&y -S q. m.. early e ','. bration ot th@ rorolnnNion: i" " rn., church school; II $, m, noruing prayer and s"rmH ll IG" IacIor: 7:3o ?. m, c,'ujn" praNr and f.r- mon by Rev. I. II. Kos, t-.ug", s,l- pcrntendont Of religious rlucation. Mouduy~-1o a, m., holy com munion.
 Tutslay~-1o a, m. holy com munion.
 Wcdnesdar--1o a. m.. holy cont munion 7:@p ?. m, evening prayer and short aIdrcss.
 Maundy Thursday a. m,, holy communion.
 Good FTiday-1o q. m, morning prayer, litany. ronitcNiaI office, and ailross.
 Saturday, Eas:Hr ,y".--$ p. m,, baptism: 7:4j r. m., union service at the Congregational church,
 Easter SUn1ay--S q. m.. carly celebration of holy communion; II q. m.. morning prayer mI s,rmon by the rector, Rev, G"orge I, Browne: It:45 q. m. Easter com- mmion: ?. m.. church school service.
 Easter Monday and Tuesday private celebrations with the sick.
 Legion DoinGs
 Brork-Harncs post. American Lc- zion. will meet at Legion hall fo- morrow afternoon at o'clock and go to 1'armington 10 attend the county meeting lhcrr. 4 fine pro gram of speakers has been arranged and much important business will be transacted. The local post hopes for q larg" delegation.
 The regular meeting 0t the pos will be held Monday evening. The campaign for members has been successful! and about 1" new Legion naires will be made Monday night, Several committees will report and there will hc refreshments.
 Catholic Church { Tomorrow. Pam Sunday, there win he the regular masses at N and 10 q. m. at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy; palms will be blessed and distributed at the 1o o'clock service. The Sunday schoo! will moot at 2 o'clock. Al 7:&o P. m. there will be q Lentcn service, with rosary. bcne- iiction, and sermon hy Rev. Joseph Griffin Of St Thomas sem mary. Hartford.
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