New Britain herald., 1927-03-12

clean up, after which the town will 10 the work itself and bill the own- ITS. Prosecution may also be press ei against deiiuquents, and the fine for this offense is s1Q0.
 IL is the intention Of the town au- ihori'ies a clean these places up oncc and for all and Keep them free from rubbish even during the win- ter months, Adequate roceptacles for containing and burning rubbish must be provided by the property owners. and the whole situation must be permanently corrected.
 stolen Auto Found
 The automobile ot Edward Dionne oF EaS' Broad street. which was stolen from Linden street Wedu.s- day night has been returned by the Bristol police. The local authorities were notified that car had been taken from Bristol and then received a second call that Dionne's machine had been loft in it's place.
 school Notes
 ''P' III -t!Ii'Ht Ct SCHOOLS l.. :. Mills spoke 10 the high schoo. as- s"mbly yesterday, contrasting the schools ot today with that which he attended as a hoy. He told them the details O. the new building 70 which they will be transferred after the Easter vacation.
 More than GOO grade children from tho Broad and Linden street schools attended tho Strand thcatar afternoon as guests ot George Levitt. lessee. A special film on inc care Of the mouth link inE up with school work, was one of th" pictures exhibited.
 Judgment Suspended
 John lrusk ot New Britain ap- poared before Justice William Gun ningham last night to answer 8 charge of overlooking his truck Ne had been arrested by state Officer Charles Phelps. Because the load was of ashes, which are diNicul. to weigh judgment was suspnnded. Grand Juror W. J. Foran prosecuted.
 Catholic Church
 sunday masses at tho Church of Our Lady Of Mercy during Lent win he at the usual hours. 5 and lo a, m.
 The evening service tomorrow will be an occasion Of honor 10 S,. Patrick in anticipation of th. feast of this apostle on March l,. 1t will begin at ';2o o'clock. A program O; Irish airs has been arranged by Orsanist James J. Graham 10 pre- cedo the religious service. It will be as follows:
 Come Back 10 Erin ..... By Choir Kathleen Mavourneen .........
 .'....,......... George Lucier Killarney ... Miss Margaret Farrar The Harp That Once Through
 Taras' Hall, Miss Josehine Rosco Wearing Of the Green .....,.....
 ............ George T. Ie Rome Last Rose Of Summer ..........
 .............. Mrs. stuart Drucss '.
 Down ........ Raymond Cauiielt st. Patrick's Day in the Morning
 ............. Miss Anna Graham
 Rev. Michael Guerin Of Hartford will deliver q panegyric on St. Pat rick's life and work. Ben,tict;on of the Blessed Sacrament will con- olude the service.
 Members of the high school are urged to take advantage of the ad- vanc"d class in Christian doctrin. which will meet at o'clock Tues day afternoon. The text book to h, used will hc ''Fnndamcntals of Catholic Belief by Rev. John r. sullivan,
 Stations Of fine cross and hcncdc- ion will constitute the ceremonies Q be held during Lent at 7:So o'clock every Friday evening.
 Episcopal Church {.
 Services at the Church of O,r !. saviour tomorrow will be as follows: !, 'hurch school at 10 q. m. Com !, nunion services and sermon by Rev. . ,, E. Styring at II a. m. Evening 'ervice al 7:30 D. m. Rev. Prof Fleming James, rhp.. Of Berkeley Divinity school will preach.
 congregational Church
 Morning service nt 1O:45 o'clock. The minister will preach. Anthem. The Appeal Of the Crucihcd.' from iainers "Crucifiyion. Church chool after the morning service. Congregational Young Peoples meeting at 6 ?. m. Devotional Ro- . and Hale. Principal r. II. Lord Of he high school will peak
 Executive committee meets Tues lay at 1:5o ?. m. at the parsonage
 Church supper Thursday at 6:So }. m.. In the parish house. Tho public is invited.
 Advent Christian Church
 Morning preaching service al