New Britain herald., 1928-03-17

will lead the regular morning serv- i lees tomorrow morning at the Ken i sington Congregational church at | 1o;d5 o'clock. The pastors sermon topic will be The Courageous Litc.' All departments Of church school will meet at 1910 o'clock under the direction Of the superintendent. The pastor catechism class will meet at 4,&o o'clock. There will be a dis cuss'on on the "christian' and the Bible. Christian LndeaNor meeting at o'clock.
 kcnsington Methodist
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Rev. May R. Lord. pastor. will lead the regular morning services at Il o'clock The pastors theme for the preaching service will be The Tears of Jesus Epworth league services at o'clock. Alfred Pabst will lead the services, taking as his topic Birds Life Compared With that of Man" Preaching servic will be conducted at 7:30 o'clock. The sub tect for the discussion by the pastor will be "Tlree Old Paths"
 Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock the Ladies Aid society will ] eet in the church parlors. A clam chow der supper will be served between 6 and o'clock 10 all those present by the society. To those who pre- fer, another menu will be served The Junior league will meet at the churh on Thursday at 3;45 o'clock. Midweel> services will be held at the parsonage on Thursday at 7:30 o'clock, "Paul's Third Missionary Journcy' will bc the theme. The Sewing class will meet al the church OH Friday at 5:45 o'clock.
 Efforts Prove Futile
 Efforts of the Meriden police to locate the parents of the girl who was found wandering in q dazed condition on the Berlin Meriden road Thursday night proved futile yesterday. A telegram WAS sent to 400 West l34th street, New York city, where the girl claims her par cnts live. Miss Jsman sticks to her story that she was struck by q hit and run driver. Late yesterday the police were notified that the ad- dress given by the girl did not exist. She will be kept at the hospital until her parents are located.
 Union Lcntcn Services
 Union lenten services will be con- luctcd at the Swedish fFirst) L,Ith- 2ran church in New Britain tonlor- -ow evening. Rev, Theodore A. Greene will deliver the sermon.
 Entcrtains at Bridge
 Mrs Dorothy Bancroft entertain- | d with three tables of bride at her aomc on Warrington ridge on evening. The winners of he prizes were Miss Doris Gibncy. Mrs. J. W. Hall and Mrs. Anna Mo Refreshments were served.
 Berlin Farmers Club
 X meeting of the Berlin Farm rs' club will be held this evening [ o'clock st the horne of A]exan- Ter Bruce. The name of the speak F of the evening has not been an- ounced. The committee, which was ppointed some time ago for the nnual ladies' night and banquet. is xpccted to make a report on their 
 To Attend Mcctnig
 Several of the members of the .merican Legion auxiliary of Der n are planning 10 attend the hartford county meeting which will e held at the state armory in Hartford tomorrow afternoon at 3 clock. This will be joint meeting f the legion and the auxiliary.
 Tabs Rehearsal
 A meeting of the St. Paul T. A. ,. Fife and Drum corps of Ken ington will be held in the Tabs all on Monday at 7:45 o'clock. here will be a business meeting olloWtd by rehearsal.
 Baseball Notes
 The Central Connecticut Baseball .a Gue is planning 10 hold q meet 'g this week to draw up tentative lans for the season. According 10 IT, Stoddard. president Of the aGnc. kensineton will have rep 'seniatiN"s al the meeting to ask IT aIrnittance into the league.
 East Berlin Itcms.
 Morning worship at the Methodist l7urch will ho held at 1o:45 o'clock ith preaching hy tho pastor. Rev. . L.. Bnrcrcan. Sunday school st