New Britain herald., 1927-10-01

kumors Of bad accidents arose and everyone who saw the officers had
 his own opinion, but none were right. The officers were hastening to Waterbury in the first test mobi- | lization of the Connecticut state po- l lice force
 Prior Bankrupt |. J. Prior, proprietor of Prior's store, yesterday filed voluntary petition of bankruptcy in the United States district court in New Haven. He listed his assets at $500 and his i liabilities at S3.56".
 Boy Cuts Forehead ElWynn Edwards, 19 year old son of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Edwards Of East Broad street cut a severe gash in the bridge of his nose yes- ! terday while playing with minia- ture propeller" This was shot into the air and came down spinning in his face. He was treated by Dr. C. F. Cook.
 Plainyillc VI, l.. Church
 Rally Day will he observed in the Plainvile NJ. E. church tomorrow at all services. At the morning and evening services Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor, will be the preacher; hours are 1o:45 a. m. and : D. m. ~i
 At 12 noon there will he spe- Cial program given in the church school and the following will re- c"ive certificates of promotiou From | the cradle roll to the beginners de- 1 partment, Donald Winfield Clark. ! Richard Harris Jester Richard 1 Scarborough Morse. Irene Myrtle | Hoffman, Frances Jane Lane, Janet 1 Maud Zuhrek, TheIma Mae Taylor, l Marion Elizabeth Smith. From beginners 10 primary. Walter Scho- , Der, Irving Wilbur. Warren smith. i George Taylor, Harold FoN, Marion l Peters, Violet Coons Della White. { Alice White. Dorothy Sharples. ] From primary to junior department, i Harold Ball, Frank Buohas. Clinton ! Smith, Kenneth Morgan. Ronald | Emond. Caroline Morse. Marion i klatt, Eunice White. Florence Helm.
 Al the Epworth league service at 6 ?. m. Miss Lucy Rogers will give an address on League Ideals in High School Life"
 At ?. m. there will hn ii song service. Those who are willing to | assist in q chorus choir for sunday i evenings are requested 10 notify Nrs. | Merton J. Lamb. This Sunday there will be solos, duets, etc. The pub ! lie is invited to all services,
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold | all-day meetings next "Wednesday . and Friday at the home of Mrs. 1 Frank White, 15 Farmingto1 :; avenue. i
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at lo:45 o'clock, the minister will preach. Anthem. Praise the Lord, O Jerusala1l," Naunder. Church school after the morning service. Mr. Wyckoff w,ll ! conduct an adult Bible class, The i young people of the parish, csperial- ly those from l+ 10 4 years of GEn, gre asked to meet with Mir. Wyckoff at . ?. m. in the parish hous'.
 The federation executive commit te will meet Monday at 7.3o ?. m. with Mrs. Howard s. Smith Fader- alton first fall meeting. Thursday. @:3o ?. m,. in tho parish house. Talent party election ot officers for 1928. reports of summer mectincS and fair plans.
 Advent Christian Church
 Sunday 1t.45 q. h., morning worship. l2:05 n. m. church school. zoo D. m.. evening worship, Harry Finder will he the speaker at both services.
 Baseball Game Tomorrow
 The baseball season here will climax tomorrow afternoon, when the Plainlille Blues meet the Corbin Red SoN, New Britain city cham pioEs. on the high school field. The Red Sox won hyr 3-0 last week, but the Blues have been working at their hitting during the week and hope to have better fortune tomor- TOW Because Of the early hour at which darkness falls now, the man asom"nt has set 3:30 o'clock as the tim" for starting the contest. i
 DatoN Mc1ugh and kalsh will be available for mound duty for tho locals. with Miller or Dorazio be- hind the bat. The rest of the team will be as follows: Wninger lii. l' Mattoo 3b. W.Tolli ss, ]. Shcehan 5h. Gooh. Gaotersloh, ZetarsIi, x. Tolli and Cassidy Of.
 Berg, who allowed only four hits { ast sunday, will pitch again for the Rcd SoX. The other players will he Iinband c. Nlanchard lib. patrus 9b, { ss, Riley 3b, IIaber, Soulos and Snyder Cf. l'
 An even larger crowd than last ( is expected. Crowley and ( iuiden will umpire.