New Britain herald., 1926-01-16

""H s"''' lAuls4aS, -'op T, m, in th" parish house for the benefit of tho sewing commlttce. Evening group, 7'So ?. m, n the parish l house,
 Baptist Church The following program will be carried out at the plaiuyllle Baptist church tomorfow; 1o:ii a. m.. Rev. Q, r, Campbell Of Hartford. will preach sunday school following morning service. : ?. m, Rev. r., F., Gates of llortrord will preach.
 ThurHIay-~7,ti p, mo prayer mo,'iDg
 Episcopal Church
 T'' following services viii b. 'eI 9, the church of Our Saviour tomorrow, thc second Sunday after EptIWny, 8 a, m, farly cclchra- ho0 or tho communion. 10 q. m, church school II o'clock, morning ir4Yr ani sermon by the pastor.
 NvWtay-S r. m, annual parish meeting for election of officers for rrsuinc var
 N"3n""day-ll q. m. lunch and business meeting of archdeacoury at Christ Church Cathedral IIartforI. Thursday-- 2:&o ?. m. Woman's GMld meeting in parish house. fol- lowed by clam chowder supper. to which thN public is invited
 Charged With Theft
 George Jackson Of Whitin. street will appear in the local court rhis afternoon On charges of aSsaut and th'ft as tho result of tlstic en- counter shortly after midnight on Jaunary .. Jackson is alleged 70 haV' hccomo cmbroncd in q row with John Hartman, and the two, who WIT" under tho tnhuouce Of liquor settled tho matter violently. Jackson was returned the winner, and in the course Of tho battle he is said 10 have acquired the winners end of tho purse by rihirg sl5 from Narman's pockets. Hartman dii not notify fhn police for some time and when ho finally dll a warrant was issued hy Grand Juror s, S Gwillim.
 Catholic Church
 Tho regular services will hs h@l a. { 3nl n o'clock tomorrow morn ing 1t th" church Of OUr Lady o' Mercy, with Sunday schoo, at 2 o'clock,
 A months mini mass for Barnard U. MrGoycrn will bn held at S o'clock Monday morning.
 On Tuesday morning at o'clock 'h"ro will h" q roQuiom high mass Cor Carmen, Tiotro Monica.
 A grand card party will tn Gtvcn iN Legion haN ot < o'clock Thursday evening" rn1or inc auspices of th" St. Mary's society of tho parish.
 TrncraI of Miss Hull
 TuNoral services for Miss AlfrFla Uull of Man'r srrnot. who died W"I- rf.alay riGht at th" New Er'tain :. General hospital, will he hold a' I:&o o'clock this afternoon 0t th" , funeral parlor9 of ". A. Fail"y I, Co. Tho body will he placed in the vault at N5St cemetery.
 Funeral of boris Carter
 Tn funeral o' Miss Doris Garter, which will hc held &t th" rooms Of W. \. Bai,ey {. Co. at o'clock this afternoon. will bo private. Burial will be In West cemetery.
 Advent Christian Church.
 lo:45 a. m, morning worship. A
 chiIIrrn'S s"rmon'ttc on Jesus | before Pilat~." The pastors topic in tho morning will be "A Religion that ] Lives"
 l2:o5 ?. m, Sunday school hour.
 G:no D. m. Loyal workers service. Mrs. Y. McBurnoy Will speak on "How 10 Read inc Bible H,lpfully" i,
 7,Qo r, m, eyJ0iuE worship. A ! Ity",y song service followed by the l onvuing discourse on Mans Su- promo Qu"st." Tho story of q man ! who fa;l"d because h. started wrong.
 7;&o ?. m. Friday mid-w",H . prayer meeting.
 Methodist Church
 A the morning service. at 1o,45 q clock, the pastor Rev. A. A. Ball will he th" prcachcr sunday school with adult Bihlr class. will moot at noon. The EpWorth l"ague will meet at 6 ?. m; Leon Griffin will h~ tn" leader, with "As the Child, so tho Man" as his topic Mir. Ball will h" in charge of tho evening service at : O'Clork
 tirantCd Divorce.
 Mrs. Agnes Lloyd Quackrnhoss oC |. this town was rran;el divorce rom Clcon QuackGnbosa in the Fu- p'Tior court yesterday, She charged . assertion, stating that things "got too warm" for her huShani since the railroad authorities wanted him 'or forgery anl othtr rrooEcInrss, and sine" "hc bad someone he liked better" She was represented by Jo- srph M, Donovan,
 Notes.
 aGEaEomast"r William Coates of {. West Main street Is moving his fam- fly and goods to @6 Nroad strc,t. 1 Noah Dean" Of Whiting street is recovering nicely from an attack of | pneumonia.
 George Richards and family of Whiting street ar" rrmoNug 10 Mountain View,
 Our sal" ends Saturday, January l6. 70 per cent disrount ON entire stock. II. A. James, dry goods, l'"n's tmUjshiug footwear and floor coverings, W,,t Main street advt,
 Clearance Sab .ai~s all over the store. I. J. Eiruhanm adlt