New Britain herald., 1928-10-13

leave tomorrow for Hartford. where sh& will enter the Municipal hospi- tai for training as . nur1e. Miss Cassidy was presented with . slO gold piece by her associates in the department where she worked.
 Asat0a tO Clear Title.
 An action to clear the title to property in Plainvilie was brought today by James J. McNally of Plainville against Louis Revson of New Britain and Louis Levett of New Haven through Attorney Leo Gaffney.
 The plaintiff claims that on Jan uary 9. 1920. he entered into . con- tract 10 sell some property. to the defendants for $l5,00O. Subseauent- ly the defendants brought action to enforce the contract which is on record and which the plaintiff now seeks to remove. there being . cloud on his title. The plaintiff fur ther claims that the defendants ac- tion to enforce the agreement was discontinued by order of the su- pertor court in 1925 and claims that the agreement was invalid and of no effect. and is only a cloud on his title to said land property. Con- stable Frank Clynes served the papers.
 Congregational Church
 Sunday morning service ct 10:45 o'clock. The minister wilb preach; theme. 'Ths Soul Speaks of God" Anthems: 70 Rest in the Lord" from Elijah" Mendelssohn. Church school after the morning service. Congre sational Young Peoples meeting at 6!:30 p. m. Devotional service led by Howard Stephenson. Mr. Wilkerson will be the speaker of the evening.
 The Pennington Valley associa- tien will meet at Avon on Tuesday.
 The Community training school begins Tuesday evening. Sessions each Tuesday evening for fivb weeks in the First Baptist church Of New Britain.
 r A food sale will be held in the parish house Wednesday afternoon. from to 5 o'clock. The proceeds of this sale will go into the Christ mas fund of the Sunday school.
 A business meeting of the, officers and teachers of the Sunday school will be held in the parish house Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Supper will be served.
 The evening group of the federal ton will meet at o'clock Thursday evening, with Mrs. John Orft of 115 East Main street. Good sized pieces of cloth and lace suitable for dolls clothes are needed. Donations may be left at Mrs. H. A. Castles 14 Canal street.
 Two quilts will be tackled in the parish house by members of the Federation Thursday afternoon from to o'clock. There Is stul other sewing to be finished by those who prefer 1t.
 A service of recognition will be held in this church Tuesday evening, October 25, at 8 o'clock. Prof. Henry Hallam Tweedy of Yale Divinity school will deliver the sermon. A. M. F. Zioh Church
 1 Services at tho Redeemeris A. M F.. Zion church tomorrow will be a, follows: II a. m.. preaching by Rev. A. A. Parry: theme. "Com. plexes, the Most Damnable Sin 1T the World" 1::30 p. m., sunda, school. 3 D. m.. preaching by Rev A. A. Perry. at Meriden: theme 'An Invitation to Worship" $ p. m. V. c. E. union.. 2 p. m.. preaching by the pastor: theme. Sowing the wind. ReAping the Whirlwind." The public is invited to all services. Advent Christian Church Sunday. 10:45 a. m.. morning, wor- ship. 12:o5 p. m.. Sunday school. Instead of the regular lesson. a spe- cial rally day service will be held, with readings, dialogues. and songs by the children. D.. m., evening worship: preaching by Rev. Sumner Johnson. Concert By Noted singer
 A concert will be given at the Swedish Congregational church. Camp street. Monday night at o'clock by the noted singer, Madame Anna Sundin- Ullman, from Stock holm, Sweden. She Is a graduate of the Royal Musical Academy of Stockholm. and has been a member of the Swedish Royal Church quar- tet for ten yea-s.J During her visit in this country she has been giving concerts in various Swedish churches