New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

spaced before the microphone 20 that the tone values will be the best.
 They will sing the following num- oers: "Close Harmony" Daniel D Bull Dog" Home Again" "Steal Away to Jesus.' "Old Mcdonald" |" and Go Down. Moses" A quartet will render Garry Me Back 10 Old Nirginny;" John Carrone will play tho violin solo in this piece and An thony Greene, boy soprano. will sing the solo part. Edmund Tolli will sing the obligato and Miss Helen ostman will play the piano. The program will be concluded with the singing Of Grieg's "B1covery" and the school song.
 Eighteen boys will participate. Since the Chamber Of Commerce banquet they have received nuIner- ous requests for appearances In neishboring cities and towns.
 Salvation Army Appeal.
 The annual appeal Of the salva- ton Army for funds with which to carry on its general welfare work will be made in Plainville during the coming week. April :5 10 30. The following committee will be in charge Of the campaign: Frank T. Wheeler. chairman; 4. A. Macleod. treasurer: Henry Trumbull, C. w. Newton, s. S. Gwilinl. C. w. Bart lett, J. J. Kimmel. C. K. sherman. w. B. Vincent and J. r.. Nelson.
 Acting under the direction of the committee, q. house-to- house canvass will be made by Salvation Army worker, Lealand Cady. This solicita- ton will begin on Tuesday, April 26. and continue until the town has been thoroughly covered. MT. Cady will be in uniform and will carry credentials which he will be pleased to show upon request. All contributions re- ceived by him will be turned over each day to the treasurer or the campaign, A. A. Macleod, Piainvile Trust Co.,, to whom checks may be made payable.
 This is the only appeal for funds in Plainville that is authorized by the Salvation Army for this year. and as the amount asked is not large E500). committee feels that there will be no difficulty in raising the full amount of the quota. Every one knows and appreciates the splendid work being accomplished by the army. and it is hoped that no one will refuse to contribute to such a " orthy cause.
 Mir. Cady is the only officer au- 'horized to solicit funds in Plain vile for the appeal, The public are requested not to make contributions 0 any other person claiming to rep resent the Salvation Army.
 Daylight Saving Time
 Plainvillc will so upon daylight l saving time tonight, taking 50 min i ties from the procession of the | tours and storing it away until fall. While it is against the state statutes o change the clocks in public arlier, beginning tomorrow. Church ervices tomorrow will be on sum- ler time. while on Monday the own hall, stores. factories and post flee will observe the change. New me tables have been issued by the few Haven railroad, which will set head all trains at 2:0l o'clock to- ,orrow morning. Contrary to the sual custom Of the road, few hanges have been made in running ma oth fhor o,,fp II froi inc l , ne hour to conform 10 the new me. One new train between Hart l 'rd and Terryville. stopping at lainville at 10:35 a. m. on Satur- { ly mornings. has been added: no { her alteration has been made in ( Ie Hartford Waterbury service. C he motor coach service of the New $ ngland Transportation Co. has also .en left undisturhed. The Conncc- ,ut Co. and Bristol & Plainvillc f iectric Co. will observe the change s
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 Methodist Church
 Services at the Plainville M F.. I lurch tomorrow will be as follows: s orning service at 1o:45 o'clock; ' @ preacher will be Rev. John II. | eengs. who Is taking post grad | ltc course at the Hartford Thco- gical seminary. Sunday school nt (
 noon. No evening service. The ( lblic Is cordially invited to attend ( 9 Epwortll league meeting at s f, m.; Walter F.. Schober will be the ader. All services will be held on S