New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-24

The Boys club will meet on Tues
day at $50 o'clock. The Community
service will be held
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
in the Kensington Congregational
church and will take the place Of the
regular Methodist mid-week services.
kcnsington Congregational
Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor.
will lead the regular morning serv-
ices at the kensington Congrega-,
tional church tomorrow morning at
1O:45 o'clock. Sunday school will
meet at 1910 o'clock under the di-
rcction of the superintendent. Chris
tan Endeavor exercises at $50
o'clock. Joint service with the Ken
sington NJ. L. church at 1880 o'clock.
More detail OF this service can be
found in the Methodist church notes.
Community Thanksgiving service on
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Granted Judgment
Raffaele Dente OF New Britain
was granted foreclosure judgment
OF S2.14a.07 against the Berlin prop
crty of Frank Sidoli Of New Britain
by Judge Marvin in superior court
yesterday afternoon. Redemption
day is December II.
Slight Accident
"A slight accident occurred yester-
day afternoon shortly after f: o'clock
when Il machine driven by A. Wal
ton Hughson Of West Haven COL
lided with a car operated by Arthur
Benson of Hudson street at the in
tersection of Worthington ridge and
Middlotown road. Hughson, who
Yves proceeding north. said that he
did not expect the local man. who
was travelling south. to cross in
front of him and turn down the
Middletown road. Neither car was
badly damaged. There were no ar
rests.
Adopts Relief Program
A national farm relief program
proposing increased tariffs on agri-
cultural products cooperative mar
the export debsnture system to han
die surplus crops and the curtail-
ment of New farm land development
was adopted yesterday by the Ma
tional Grange at Washington, D. G..
The Berlin Grange was represented
at the meeting in Washington last
week.
The program was approved by the
organization at the concluding SEES
sion Of its annual convention and
was drafted by it's join committee
OH legislation and agriculture.
still Confined to Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Young of
Lower Lane, who were badly in
.inred in an automobile accident
carly this week in Granny near the
CRANKY hospital. are still confined
TO bed at their home.
The car in which they were rid !.
ing was struck by another and tip
ped over. Mr.. Young being pinned
beneath the car. Both were given
first aid treatment by DR.. PendIe-
ton of the CRANKY hospital. Mrs.
young received wrenched back
and bad cash over her eye that
necesitated several stitches. Mr..
founG's leg and ankle we're injured.
Their car was completely demolished
In the crash.
Attending Games
Mrs. Annie Molumphy and son.
John, of Hudson street left yester-
day afternoon for PHILADELPHIA
where they will attend the Navy
Princeton game today. Mrs. Mo-
lumphy's son. Garvey. is a student
at the Naval academy.
A large delegation OF local stu
dents and alumni Of the New Britain
High school will attend the annual
football game this afternoon al
Hartford between New Britain High
and Hartford High.
A number Of local men will at.
tend the Yale Harvard game TODAY
in New Haven.
East Brrltn ltsnts
Services at st. Gabricls Episcopal
church will be held tomorrow morn
ing at The usual hour. Morning wor-
ship at II o'clock preceded by the
! meeting Of the church school at ia
o'clock. Eev. Ben il min r. Styrine
of New Britain will conduct the SER
vice.
The morning service at the Meth.
odist church will he held at 1894!