New Britain herald., 1927-05-28

Koven. Offertory. Largo" Handel.
TAPS" Congregational Young Peo-
Pies meeting at s p. m. This will
be tho last meeting till fall. Mr..
Wyckoff will lead. Light refresh
ments will be served.
The Woman'o Federation will hold
its last business meeting till fall on
ThursdaB ct ESQ p. m. in the parish
house. Us Elizabeth Rogers Of the
Hartford Y. NJ. c. A. will tell OF her
trip to the Baltic countries. Es-
thonia and Latavia. taken in the in
terests Of the Y. w. C. A.
Advent Christian Church
Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock.
The pastor will continue tho theme,
Rules for Christian Living" Sun
day school at 1905 p. m. Young
Peoples service at s p. m. Evening
preaching service at Z o'clock. The
sermon Of the evening will be. 1.-THE
Risk That Brought Ruin"
Midweek prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Baptist Church
Services at the Baptist church
will be as follows: Morning worship
at 16:46 O'Clock. sermon by the pas
tor. Rev. A. D. Kendrick. DID. An
them by the regular choir. 1.-THE
Matchless Jesus" Talk to the junior.
by the pastor. The junior choir will
sing AT the Battles Front" Bible
school at noon. Evening service at
o'clock. Young Peoples meeting
at o'clock. topic: Memorial Day,
Our Heroes Speak" leader, Wallace
Bunncll. The public is cordially in
vited to attend all OF these services.
Two Games Over Holiday
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the All-Plainvilles will play the fast
Avon team. and on Monday at the
same hour they will cross bats with
the Frog Hollow Senator'S from
Hartford. The latter team Is bring
ing a number of classy players.
Clemens, former Hartford high
pitcher. and Craft will do hurting for
the visitors, with Hayden behind the
bat. Lisgon, a star third -sacker. will
hold down the dizzy corner, and
Bernstein, New York university play
or home for the holiday, will play
,, first. The outfeld will be patrolled
by fast trio. Gaudet, Riley and
Claffey.
The Plainvile lineup will prob.
| ably be shifted about bit, 1t being
| reported that Billy Toll will be
moved back into The infield, where
he played last year. Nick Toll will
probably pitch tomorrow. with Kali.
ish and Datoli being saved for Mon
day. Guiden, Erbe and Nef viii
; split the umpiring. With favora BILE
weather. two of the largest crowds
/ OF the season are expected.
Flying Of Flags
| James E. Usher. chairman Of the
Legion flag committee. today called
/ the attention of the merchants and
others to the proper method of fly.
ing the national colors on Memorial
Day. The flag should be raised TO the
top of the staff and then lowered to
! half-mast until noon. when it should
be pulled to full-mast again for the
, balance Of the day. 1t Is hoped all
, merchants will cooperate in thi.
matter that the decorations may be
correct and uniform.
Not to March
The school children will not march
in the parade Monday. They have
done so in past years. and the schoo
department would have been glad t.
have them do so again this Memoir
ial Day. but Superintendent l.. S
Mills said today that no request fol
them to march had been received
from the veteran organizations
! Therefore nothing had heen done
! about it. There will be no schoo
| Monday.
! Baptist Church Supper
I The supper given last evening by
the men of thee Baptist church tc
the women and children was most
successful and proved that the mer
I were very capable in handling such
an affair. The boys in the capacity
of walters were very efficient Wal.
lace Bunnell presided at the piano;
patriotic songs and hymns were
sung. Then came a social hour
Mrs. c. A. Runnell, on behalf Of
the ladies. expressed their appre.
citation Of the affair.
| School VISITING nAva
The visiting days in the loca
schools were very successful, the
school authorities report. At Broad
street Thursday about 200 parent:
and friends watched the classes ir
operation and examined the sam.
pies OF work which We're displayed
Yesterday at the Linden stree
building there were about 100
present, double the number OF 9
year ago.