New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-16

Special musical service. Solo, Mrs.
Elmer Thomas. Open tie Gates Of
the Temple" with violin obligato.
accompaniment by Howard Rogers.
The choir will render three anthems
as follows: "Alleluia," 4 am He
that L!veth." and Christ is Risen
The public is invited TO attend.
Sunday school al le noon. All
classes will meet In the church and
special Easter program given.
Epwcrth league service at p. nj.
The cabinet will have charge o, the
service. having as their topic
Christ Is Alive"
Evening service at O'Clock. Pro-
gram;-Anthem. Calvary" the
choir. Solo, Easter Dawn" Mrs.
Harriet Morse. Recitation. "Cele-
hrating Easter" Florahell Parker.
Solo. Listen to our Easter Song"
Dorothy Mcleod. Exercise. Fra.
grant Flowers" Gladys Furrey. Ger
trude Peplow. Hazel s.rnors. Song.
Low IN the Grave He Lay" Miss
Nanchester's class. Recitation.
Easter Morning" Albert Ball. En-
ercise, Take up your Cross" Miss
Manchester's class. Anthem, Halle
lutah Chorus" the choir.
Congregational Church.
Easter union sunrise service on
Redstone hill, az $50 a. m, with the
Methodist Young People as hosts.
Mr.. Wycotf will speak. Refresh
monts served.
Morning service at 1o:45 O'Clock.
The minister will preach. Prelude,
The Resurrection Morn. Johnston.
Anthems. Lights GIittsring Born,
Parker; 'Hosanna," Granier. Offer
-ory "Eiesie." Massene'. Postlud..
'Iialloulah Chorus" Handel.
Church school Easter service a.
= O'Clock to which the conErega-
ton Is invited! Easter flowers will
he distributed.
Spscia. Faster vesper service 4. s
p. NJ, for the church school and the
congreg cation. Prelude. Easter
Morning. Mailing. Anthem, AS i.
Began 10 Dawn" Foster. Solo and
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. McCray. The
Young Peoples meeting will be
omitted.
The executive committee will meet
Tuesday At $50 2. NJ. in the par
sonage. The Federation Will serve
an Easter supper on Thursday at
$50 p. n. in the parish house. The
public IS welcome.
Big Turnout For Baseball
The largest turnout OF candidates
in the history of Plainvllle baseball
was on hand Yesterday at the high
school field when the first practice
o. the AN-plainvilles was called. All
OF last years regulars and about -
new men We're present and engaged
in hitting and fielding practice. Be
cause OF the large number. no
games viii be booked for four
weeks. this giving the cement
time to look over the large assert
ment and pick out the best; in four
weeks every man will have fair
chance TO show his ability.
The first game will be with the
New Britain orioles on May S. An
other practice and business session.
which all candidates are warned TO
attend, will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Boys Team Challenges
The Plainville boys baseball team
issues n challenge to any nine in
the state averaging Il to IL years
Of age. The local lineup Is as fol-
lows: Il. Bradley c, A. Datoli p, JOS
eph Casciello 10. tcapt.): w. Cham
brello %, 4. Stevenson SIS. G. Hay
den b, S. Soomonc #. \. Gna?I
CT, J. Lee II. W. Morante sub p. G..
Dalena sub c, Z. Castillo sub tntiesn,
Louis Pestillo. manager. The next
practice will be held at 40 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Thieves Strip Car
Thieves entered the garage in the
rear of 1879 West Main street some
night this week and stripped and
wrecked a car owned by Ferdinand
Otnero. Two front tires. a rim.
cushions on the rear seats, and
tools were stolen. 1t is believed the
vandalism was done on "Wednesday
or Thursday night. but Mr.. otnero
is not running the car at present
and did not discover the theft until
yesterday No trace OF the thieves
has been found.
All-Day Sewing Meeting
The supper OF the Woman's Fed
Grafton OF the Congregations church
scheduled for Thursday evening has
been postponed week because OF
the community food sale the follow
ing day. The federation will hold
an all-day sewing meeting this
Thursday instead.