New Britain herald., 1927-05-14

She found the girls we'll dressed and nice appearing. Bertha had noth- ing to say but Helea said her moth- CT had never before been away for q single night. They showed no evidence of neglect. Miss Gallant placed them in the care of Mrs. AL len NJ. Raymond of Maple street un- til the parents come back: this is expected to happen tomorrow.
 Seeks Divorce
 Bernard Pietrewicz of Plainville appeared in the superior court yes- terday to seek a divorce from his wife, Scholasyka Pietrewicz. He said they had been married on November 5, 1912, and that she had deserted him on June 16. 1923. Since then he had not seen her. He is supporting two of their children, she has the third. w. F. Vail represented the husband in the action, which was not contested.
 Burritts Play Here
 The Burritts, New Britain city league champions. will play here tomorrow afternoon against the All Plainville baseball team. A large crowd Is expected and a fast contest predicted. It will start at 3 o'clock at the high school field Monty. who caught last week, is laid up with blood poisoning, and Freddy Miller will catch for Plainville. On the other hand, Datoli, who has been out with injuries, is again available. and he or Kalish will pitch. TThe rest Of the lineup will be substan- tially the same as last Sunday
 The Burrit.s will use the follow ing: J. Klatka, s. Zaiko. c; Johnny Rose. Joe Salak. p; Stanley Budnick, J. kuklinski. 1b: Joe Walicki, J. Budnick. A. Grala, 2b: Bucherri. ss: V. Abramowicz. ab; Jarnot, If: Gaida. Of; Gadowski. Luty, If. John Guiden and Ray Neff will umpire.
 Congregational Church
 Church school at 93O a. m. Morn- ing service at i0:45 o'clock: the minister will preach. Anthem Great sis Jehovah" Schubert. Con- gregational Young Peoples meeting at 6 D. m. Devotional. Florence Thompson. Discussion on "Evolu. tion," led by Mir. Lord. Persons ot all ages are invited. The executive committee will meet Tuesday at 7:3( p. m. at the parsonage.
 Catholic Church ] The regular masses will be helt at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn. 1 ing at the Church of Our Lady O. Mercy. Sunday school will meet a 9 a. m.
 On Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clocl the advanced class in Christian doc Urine will meet.
 There will be card party in Le zion hall Thursday evening undel the auspices of the Ladies' Aid SO ciety.
 On Saturday morning at o'clocl there will be requiem high mas! for the repose of the soul of the lat, w. Vernon Baker.
 Hartford Praying Band
 The Hartford Praying Band vii hold an all-afternoon gospel meeting at the home of Mrs. Lena Hanson 75 East Main street, commencing a 2:30 o'clock tomorrow. This groul is undenominational.a and the publi, Is invited.
 Funeral of Mrs. Judd
 The funeral of Mrs. Charles C Judd will be held this afternoon with services at o'clock at the un dertaking parlors of w. A. Baile & Co. Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pasto of the Plainville NJ. E. church, vii officiate. Interment will be made il West cemetery.
 /, Baptist Church
 A special service in honor Of tn older members of the Baptis church will be held at 1O:45 a. m tomorrow. The pastor will be assist ed in this service by the following "Reminiscences Of the Past" Mrs K. B. Judson, Miss Minnie Johnson reading Those Sweet Old Days. Mrs. F. A. Allderige; "Our Present, Frank A. Hart: "A Vision of tn Future" Alfred W. Thomasen.
 Special music by the choir. in cluding song dedicated to Mrs. H A. Temple the words and music be ing composed by Miss Anna ] Grannis and the harmony by Ther on Walcott Hart of New Britain.
 Miss Charlotte Kendrick will giv the talk to the juniors and the jun for choir will sing What Frient We Have in Jesus" Bible school a 12 noon. William Bailey, a membe of the Asylum Avenue Baptis church of Hartford, will teach tn Mems Bible class.
 Evening service at o'clock Young Peoples meeting at o'clock topic, Preparing for My Lif ! Work" leader, Everett Temple.