New Britain herald., 1928-09-15

sermon by the pastor. The senio, 5. '. F. U. will meet at s o'clock. EpisGOGlAi Church Morning ser.,ce at Il o'clock. Rev Mi. Day is expected to otficiate. The Uisnop Ol the diocese is expected tu pe present.
 Advent Christian Churyi,
 Morning service at lU:3U o'clock. Message by the pastor, Why l Am q Christian: Sunday school at l.:u5 o'clock: evening service at 2 o'clock, the message being the first of . series on the second coming of Christ, topic Why l Believe in the Second Coming Of Christ"
 Methodist Church Notes
 On Tuesday at 7:3O p. m. the eve- ming group of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet in the church par lors. The Ladies' Aid will also hold an all-day meeting at the home oi Mrs. Emil Zickwolf of West Nam street on Tuesday.
 hegular prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Daptist Churcl, Notes
 Regular prayer meeting will be held Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Friday evening from 65o to s o'clock, the Ladies' Aid society will hold a public supper in the church parlors.
 Advent Church Notes
 Frayer' meeting will be held thursday evening at f:45 o'clock. followed by choir rehearsal,
 Wen-Child Conference
 The well-child conference held yesterday afternoon in the yisitinp nurses quarters in Neri Block was we'll attended. Dr. George F. Cook Plainville health officer, was in at. tendance. He was assisted by Mrs. Van Meter of the Connecticut Stat. Health Department and Miss Kath- crime Daly, visiting nurse. Assist ing the doctor and nurse were Mrs. Howard LaField. Mrs. Herbert Barnes. Mrs. Tomassen, Mrs. Will Hams and Mrs. Kramer.
 A total of 30 infants were brought to the conference by their mothers. Of these. l2 were infants and IS were from one to six years of age. The statistics of the con- ference were as follows: New cases. seven; primary physical ex- |amfnationS, seven: re-eNamined, 14, dental defects. seven: needing advice: five; total children defects. 19 and defects referred, five. Miss Daily re- ported that 60 child hygiene visists were made during the month. Miss Dorothy Miller, dental hy- gienist from the state health de- partment. cleaned the teeth of all the children who needed 1t. She will be in Plainville at every well-child conference and mothers are urged to bring their children for dental in spection.
 Bremen At Field Day Presenting natty and neat ap- p' arance, members of Plainvill. Hose Co. No. 1. left this morning to take part in the field day being staged at Windsor today. A total of 32 members formed Plainville 
 The company will take part in the parade and the hose laying contests while the company's team will be a strong contender in the tug-of-war. Billy Grenier or Jim Boswell are ex- pected to cop the honors in the fat mems race while Mike Sullivan is Flainville's champion in the 1o0' yard dash.
 1 Cri Hits Truck Arcade J. Grise of Grown stree suffered bruises about the chest and stomach about 9 o'clock this morn ing, when, while travelling from New Britain to Plainville, his car hit a truck at the Connecticut Co. stone quarry. Grise was hurled against the steering wheel and in the impact his automobile was badly damaged with the front end being stove in. .. Grise claimed that without warn- ing the truck, owned by Dunn. of Bristol, crossed the road, failing to give him time to pass. Blues to Practice The Plainville Blues will hold the first practice session of the sea- sen tomorrow at the High school grounds. All members of last years team arc requested to be on hand at 9:3O o'clock and any new candt- didates wishing to try out are in. vited to appear. Coach Charles Dig gle plans to start the season off with a hard workout.
 Another Prize Winner
 Still another heavy prize winner at the Connecticut Horticultural So. ciety flower show held in Foot Guard Armory in Hartford, has