New Britain herald., 1927-04-02

players that they must remove their "heavies" on the first warm day and must limit their eating ir order 10 get back down into the lso-pound class before the season starts. He expects his team to crash through as vigorously as the army non-com crashed through his window Thursday night.
 Ball to Be Informal
 The flremen's ball this year will be informal. !. was seeded al a meeting Of the ball committee held last eve ming. The iiremen will wear full dress uniform. The committee con sis's Of William Downham, chair man: Henry BanneN, William Cum ningham, Dan Emery, William Cooke, William Calmhach and Ed ward Madelay.
 Odd Fellows and Rcbckahs
 The Crescent Past Grand associa- ton will meet with Martha Re bekah lodge at 3:S0 o'clock Monday afternoon in odd Fellows hall. In tho evening the Martha Rebekahs will hold a regular meeting and confer the degree on a large class Of candidates Mrs Watrous, presi- dent os the assembly. will be guest Of honor. supper will be served al 6:3o.
 S"Qusssen lodge No. A. I. o. O. r" ard the Martha Eebekahs will hold an entertainment. social and dance for members and friends Union lodge ot Plantsville will en- terta1n. All members are urged to attend,
 Catholic Church
 The boys ot the Junior Holy Name society and the girls of the Junior Sodalty ot the Blessed vir. gin Mary will receive holy com munion at the o'clock mass to- morrow morning at the Church 0, Our Lady Of Mercy. The 1o o'clock service Will be held as usual. Len. ten deyotions will be held at 7:Sl ?. m: Rev Michael Guerin O Hartford will deliver tho sermon.
 The advanced class in Christian doctrine, composed largely CT higr school pupils, will meet at 5 o'clocl Tuesday afternoon.
 There will be stations of the eros! h.4rN | ,N., ice Friday evening at 7;S0 o'clock An anniversary requiem higl mass for Arthur Farrar will be sun! at s o'clock saturday morning. Arthur Hallock Dies Arthur Hallock. aged 54 years died a- the Bristol hospital earl, yesterday morning. Mir. Hallock ha! been seriously ill for scvera months and his death was not unex : pected. He is survived by half l brother in Bantam, a half-sister i, i Morris, and several cousins anon. them Frank Ha'lock and Mrs , George Ilts Of Piainyilla He rasid ed with Frank Hallock on Parl street.
 Funeral services will be held a , o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tn, | undertaking rooms of Funk & Sol ! in Bristol. lntermcnt will be II West cemetery, Bristol. Baptist Church
 Sunday services at the Eaptis | church will be as follows: Mornin. worship at lQ;45 o'clock: sermon h, the pastor. Rev. \. D. Kendrick. r 1 D.. preceded by short talk 10 in children; the junior choir will sin. "let the Lower Lights be Burn ing"
 Immediately after the mornin. service the Lords supper will be ob i served
 Bible school at l2 noon, evcnin. service at o'clock. Young Peoplo meeting at s o'clock. leader. Wal lace Bunnell; topic Christ's Impcr feet Saints
 The public is cordially invited [, attend all of these services. 1 Congregational Church Morning service l0:45 o'clock the minister will preach. Anthem "A Song in the Night" Woodman Church school after the mo-nin. service. Congregational Young Peo ! ple's meeting at C ?. m. Devotiona, ! Amy Josephson, Walks and WorI in Japan.' Elsie Hale and Madelin. 1 Hays.
 l Regular meeting of the Fedora ton ht a:3o ?. m. Thursday in tn, parish house. Mrs. Mary Daniels 1 from the Hartford School Of Reliei