New Britain herald., 1927-09-24

of the freshman class who have won honor in various studies When con. slderation is given the fact tha, Young Newton is working his way through college and is taking par, in track athletics. the accomplish ment is unusual
 High school Dance
 The dance given under the aus plces of the athletic association at he high school gymnasium last evening. the first of the season, proved to be very successful and Principal Douglas Macdonald said other dances are being planned throughout the winter season.
 Birth of a Son
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Rowland r.. Hoerle of Red Stone Hill at the Bristol hospital.
 Injured While Paving Football
 Frank Mclaughlin of Pine street suffered fractured right arm while practicins football in Forestville yesterday.
 Resting Comfortably
 According 10 reports received from the New Britain General hos pltal, Jeanne Pelligrini, seven years old. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jo- seph Felligrini of Broad street, en- Joyed restful night, She suffered injuries about the upper part of her body when a car driven by q stu dent driver, Miss Esther Sneideman. struck her Thursday evening. The driver was not arrested since it was found that the child ran In the path of the machine.
 On Standard Time
 All services at the Baptist church will De on Standard time tomorrow. The morning worship will be at l';45 o'clock. Bible class will be at F o'clock noon. Evening service will be at : o'clock. The speaker will be Rev F. C. Tondict, q missionary 10 Burma India. The Young Peoples service will be at o'clock.
 Our Lady of Mercy Caiurch.
 Masses al the church of Our Lady Of Mercy tomorrow morning vill be o'clock and 16 o'clock, standard time. Sunday school will begin at 2 o'clock.
 Piainyille VI. F. Church.
 Services at the Plainville NJ. r. will be observed a { tho fol- lowing hours: morning service. 1o;45 o'clock. sermon by Roy. Ar thur A. Ball. Sunday school services at 9:45 o'clock; Rally day will be observed ty the Epworth League at ':So o'clock in the evening. Ad- dress will be given by the various department heads. In the future the school services will be held at 12 o'clock noon. The services will be on standard time
 Ladies Aid Society Meeting.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Plainvlle Methodist church will hold it's all day meeting at the home Of Mrs. John Tembrook Tuesday. Redccmcr's \. VI. F. Zion Church
 -'4Si 'iili, " VI Si4II " III bt lltll dl the Redeemer's A, M E. Zion church Sunday at II o'clock. A sermon will be given by the pastor.
 Sunday church school will hold it's at 12:15 o'clock. Mrs. Louis Mayors is the superintendent. Womans night for the Ladies Mis- Sionary society. will be held Sunday "vening at 7;3o o'clock. There will he a. special program among the ladies. Mrs. Mary Daivls of New Britain will be the speaker. Mass meeting of the Ladies society will he held Monday evening at the par 
 A meeting of the Stowardess board will take place Thursday eve hing at o'clock at the parsonage.
 Church of Our Savior.
 Services at the Church of Our savior will be as follows: Holy communion. s o'clock; church 'chool, 1925 o'clock; morning pray IT and service, II o'clock. Rev. L. Melville.
 Influenza In PlainVille
 Although one physician in Plain file has the report of four cases in i our different sections of the town. ' )r. Lawrence II. Frost believes that here is no need of the people of | 'lainville being alarmed. In his pinion there is no serious case. He | nds that many people believe there re cases of the disease when 1t is othing but a hard cold.
 According 10 Dr. Frost people ave the feeling that each cold they lffer is an attack of influenza.
 Plainyille Briefs
 Mrs. C. F. Baldwin of Santa Bar ara, Isle Of Pines. Cuba, is visiting 'ith Mrs, J. H. LaField of Canal rect
 The condition Of Mrs. James Eaton f West Main street who had been i'll at her home, remains radically the same, although a fight improvement has been noted 1is morning.
 | re visiting with Dr. Moody's father. 'r. c, W. Moody of West Main treet.
 Otto Carlberg of 25 Haughton 'reet is in Branford as delegate ) the 30th annual convention of the 'rder of Nasa of America.
 Misses Jeanne and Esther Trum- ull were in Bridgeport yesterday at bridge party given by Mrs. Ed ard Kelly.
 Miss Florence Trumhull Is enter timing a former roommate at Iount Holyoke college, Miss Nir- mia Rogers of Pittsburgh.
 Degree Rehearsal
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold q Ill rehearsal on Monday evening, oDtembcr os, at s o'clock at Odd elbows hall. Every officer and lembors who take part in the de-