New Britain herald., 1927-12-03
ill and do other similar acts of kind

ill and do other similar acts of kind ness.
 Miss Dorothy Jacobs was appoint | cd chairman Of the committee in charge of the next social. Quarantine Breakers Fined Six persons charged with violating the dog quarantine now in force here were arraigned before Justice William Cunningham yesterday aft ernoon and received fines of $l0 and costs, s9 Of the fine being remitted. The dog owners thus fined were Tony Catucci. Nick Nerrey, Thomas smith, John Fletcher, Mary Berlanti and Raymond Welkins. Grand Juror w. J. Foran prosecuted. Fire Alarm System Revised
 new fire alarm system. designed to show the location of the fire with greater precision than the numbers now in force. has been prepared by the board of fire commissioners and will go into effect in the near future The present scheme of alarm blasts
 
 which main highway the fire may be reached, the districts covered by each call being two large. The old No, ., covering the entire eastern and northeastern sections of the town, has been split into three calls, while No. 2, which takes in the west crn and northwestern districts, has i been cut in two. The new alarm call , system will be as follows:
 2-Betwecn Pierce street and Meals court and Maple street and the railroad. |
 1@-F'rom Meals court east to the railroad and all north on Farming ton avenue. !
 14-Pine street east to Woodford avenue and all of Mountain View. |
 4-Maple street to Broad street and east to cover the East Broad street section. |
 6-All territory south Of Broad street and east of the Northampton |, division railroad tracks.
 S-All territory west of Pierce | street on West Main street. |
 13-Washington and North Wash | ingtoh streets. 1
 5-Territory south of Broad street , and west of the railroad tracks.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held l tomorrow at the Church of Our |, Lady Of Mercy, the masses being at : s and 10 a. m. The regular monthly oifertory will be taken up at both i masses. The boys of the Junior Holy Name society and the girls of the Junior Sodality of the Blessed | Virgin Mary will receive communion at the s o'clock mass. Sunday school will meet at a, m.
 Thursday. the Feast of the Tm- maculate Conception, will be holy day of obligation and will be ob- served with masses at 5:30 and s 1 q. m.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock 1 Rev. Henry S. Licper will be with | MT. Wyckoff and will speak. An them, Fierce Was the Wild Billow." 1 Noble. Church school after the | morning service. Young Peoples meeting at 6;3o p. m. Last week , the following officers were elected: President. Viola Spencer; vice-pres ident, Wesley Schwab: secretary, 1 Lucille Ryder; treasurer. Rachel Smith.
 The Congregational Mems dinner for the men of Plainville and vicin- ity to be held in the high school on i Monday evening, promises 10 be q notable affair. Some 250 men have | already indicated their intention to be present. Governor Trumbull Is ] to preside.
 The Business and Professional Girls club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the parish house.
 The Federation will serve sup per Thursday evening in the parish house. The public Is invited.
 The canvassers will meet on Thursday at 7:3o p. m. in the church. Ernest l.. Christ. secre- tary of the Stanley Works, will speak.
 Plainvillc M. F. Church
 The services In the Plainville NJ. F. church tomorrow will be as fol- lows: Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. sermon by Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pastor. Sunday school at l2 noon. There are classes suitable for all ages. Epworth league at 6 p. m. Mrs. Merton J. Lamb will be the leader, having as her topic, "The Leagues Partner" Evening service at ! o'clock, an address will be given by the pastor.
 Official board meeting on Monday evening at s o'clock.
 On Wednesday afternoon and evening the Ladies' Aid society will hold their annual sale and supper to which the public most cordially in- |