New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

It was alleged that the truck was parked. without lights. in the mid dle of the Soad. and that this was responsible for smiths failure 10 see and avoid it.
 Methodist Church
 The Sunday school will meet al s:45 9. m. Sessions of the school will then be discontinued for two Sundays. Epworth league in the evening at 6;3O o'clock. Mrs. Frank Hohbein will be the leader her topic being "Christ's Conception of Prayer" The quarterly conference will be held after the morning tunion) service.
 Advent Christian Church
 Sunday-1O:45 a. m.. the pastor will speak on The Heart of a Christian" This is a continuation of the general theme. What Does it Mean to Be a Christian; 12:05 p. m., the Sunday school will meet; p. m., the Loyal Workers service will be in charge of Charles J. Mon- bleau. who will speak on, The Sym bolic Man.; ' ?. m.. speaking by the pastor on the theme, Co Workers With God"
 Friday-7:2o p. m, the midweeH service.
 Baptist Church
 The only service at the Baptist church tomorrow will be the Young Peoples meeting at o'clock in the evening. Anyone who is interested in this service will be made welcome.
 Boy Breaks Arm
 Robert Okenquist, aged [. of : Bicycle street, broke his right arm yesterday when he fell from fence at his home. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital, where the fracture was reduced.
 Fire Whistle Ready Today
 The new fire whistle, which it was originally planned to have in readi- ness tomorrow at midnight. has proved so satisfactory to Chief Edward F. Prior in it's tests that it was ready today. The first blasts, other than those blown in the tests, were blown this noon. when it was sounded twice. It will be sounded in this manner every day promptly at . noon, Contrary to the report published yesterday. the blowing of the whistle from today on. excepting these midday time signals, will mean that there is a fire.
 II= IIorc
 The Emeralds a fast team from Hartford, will he the opponents Of the -Plainvilles here tomorrow afternoon as the locals attempt to break their run of tough luck and swing back into the win column. Plainvile has lost it's last pair of games in spite of excellent playing and is determined to force the breaks tomorrow 10 break it's iinx. | The visitors are clever outfit. how ever, and will force the home team to it's full limit If it is to pull this | trick. The game will be called at o'clock at the high school field
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy i tomorrow with masses at & and 10 o'clock in the morning. Rev. Austin { a former precept of St. ! Mary's seminary, will conduct the ] services; he is taking the place Of Rev. John E. Fay. the pastor. who | is confined to St. Francis hospital, i Hartford.
 Battle For Second Place
 Second place in the Hartford | county league is at stake when the Orford Soap team of Manchester meets the PlainvilIe Y. M. c. A. ! Juniors here this afternoon. The Manchester team is at present in the position. having defeated he first place East Glastonbury team |! ast week and gone in half a game behind it. Plainville is only an- 'iher half game behind the soap makers and a win today will send hem past their opponents and right ID on the heels of East Glastonbury.