New Britain herald., 1927-03-07

1Hursuay at o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. A. Temple.
 The regular prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening. The topic will be Making the World Christian" A business meeting will follow the services.
 An unusually large attendance was present at the Sunday morning serv- ice in the Baptist church yesterday. In place Of the pastors Union serv- ice sermon, his daughter. Miss Char lotte kendrick told the story of the Boy with the LoGves and Fishes" Her narrative was delivered in very clear. earnest and entertaining manner. There were 17 members in the junior choir.
 Birthday Observance
 Mir, and Mrs. Richard Sedereren entertained gathering Of relatives at their home on Tomlnson avenue yesterday in honor of the eleventh birthday of their son. Erling Seder- gren.
 Mrs. Martha Seymour
 The funeral of Mrs. Martha Pal m"r Seymour, who died Friday night at the home of her son, Charles Say- mour at 5o Maple street. was held this afternoon at o'clock at the nome. Rev. Charles $. WyckofH. pastor Of the Plainville Congrega- tional church. officiated. Burial was i'll the vault in West cemetery.
 J. Arthur Lynch
 The funeral Of J. Arthur Lynch who died at his home at 66 Whiting street Friday night, was held this afternoon al 3:S0 o'clock from his home. Rev. A. 4. Ball. pastor of 'he Plainvlle M. F.. church, officia,- ed and burial was in the vault in West cemetery.
 Icntcn DcyOttOns Ienten devotions at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy will be held as usual on Friday and Sunday evenings at ESQ o'clock. Friday evening, the services will consis. Of 'he Stations of the Cross and Rene- diotion while on Sunday evening. there will be the rosary. a sermon i by Rev, Michael J. Guerin, a pro- lessor al St. Thomas Seminary in Hartford. and Benediction. Father i Guerin gave an impressive sermon on Death at the services in the 1 church last night.
 ! Baseball Plans 1 An epidemic or holdouts has been ' .,I , EuSins ssmcn's Baseball club. Only 1 two Of the contracts sent out to the | members ot the team last year, have | been returned with signatures at- : tached, whil" the seven others arc , demanding better terms. | Leading the list Of prominent i holiouts is A. ]. Bordeau. pro- : ninent barber and Babe Ruth ot tho Pia;nvijle team. Rorieau, i' will be rcmombered, demanded q substantial increase in geld this season but his terms Were refused l by the club management. Like Babe i Ruth who had movie contracts 'c ; :all back on, Borleau also states that unless his demands arc met. he will quit baseball Ha declared in T more than made up by the cuts h, | has received in his salary will b, 1 more han made Up by the cn's h, hopes to make on faces and head. sine" the prices in the tonsoria centers are going I'D.
 fl Another holdoilt is reported 10 h. asking for 50 per cen. O. gate re ceiptS claiming that f he did no play there would loo no spectators Another dcmands that the manage m"nt furnish automobiles to talk, him and the other players to ,l1. ball park so that the dogs" wi, hay" no unnecessary wear and teal on them.
 Th" management is hopeful O strengthening ont all difficultj.. with the players within tue neN week so that the contemplated fri, 10 the Southern training camp ir H'rlin. may be carried ont or schedule.
 Bristol Team Wins
 The bowling team of Seiche2rc, post, American Legion. took tht alley stars Of Brock Borncs pos into camp at Harts alley Saturday night hut not before 6 struggle The Bcll Townors naged to pul q victory out hy q two point margin The scores Of the match Were a follows:
 Fletcher ......... S5 S2 9, j. iaul .......... lOl HS $. \. Flglel ........ 104 N4 0i C. Brooks ....... l0l ql IT,