New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10

Wilkerson, as speaker. will relate
some of his experiences while in the
service.
Next Sunday evening. November
is. the young people will have a.
their speaker Dan Singh of Luck
now, India. Mr.. Singh will speak
on the topic What Christ Means to
Me and My People" This service
will be held in the church auditor
ium. and the general public is most
cordially invited to attend.
The annual church fair will be
held Wednesday and Thursday In
the parish house. There will be no
general solicitation this year. Thoee
contributing articles for sale are re-
quested to leave them at the parish
house Tuesday afternoon from : to
5 o'clock. Entertainment will be
furnished both evenings by the
young people of the church. Tea
will be served each afternoon from
to 5 o'clock and a cafeteria. sup
per each evening from to 1880
o'clock.
\. NJ l.. Zion Church
Sunday services at the Redeemer's
A. NJ. F.. Zion church tomorrow will
be as follows: IL a. M, preaching
by Rev. A. a. Perry: special ARMS.
tice Day theme, Universal Peace"
There will be appropriate music.
1880 p. M. Sunday school. 6 p. n..
Y. c. E. Union. p. H.. preaching
by the pastor; theme, Conversion Of
an Ethiopian Eunuch." The public
is invited to attend all services.
More Autos Stolen
The epidemic of stolen automo
biles which has afflicted Plainville of
late continues undated. An auto
mobile owned by Simon Nyborg of
Camp street was stolen Thursday
night from in front of Harris bowling
alleys on Whiting street and has not
yet been recovered. w. A. Bailey
notified Traffic Officer David kauff-
man yesterday that a car had been
standing in front OF his house since
the previous afternoon. They check
ed up the markers and Kaufman
notified the owner. a Mr.. Cascelli Of
New Britain. The latter then came
and recovered his car, which had
been stolen from him.
Addresses Pioneer Group
Harold Thompson, Il student at
Trinity college. Hartford. spoke last
night at the meeting of the local
nf 1ln ri m ri
County Y NJ c. A. The meeting
was the first Of the season and was
held at the home Of w. A. Bailey on
Broad street.
Republicans Spent 500
While the necessary statement of
excuses has not yet been filed at the
town clerks office, Chairman Ralph
l.. Seymour OF the republican town
committee has stated that the recent
campaign cost his party about 800
locally. Most of this sum was spent
in making house-to- house canvasses
to secure new voters and bring them
out to vote. This amount is higher
than the average cost of political
campaigns in Plainville and would
be yet higher were it not for the CO.
operation of motorists who donated
their cars for carrying voters on
election day. The expenses of the
democratic arty are not yet known,
Well Child Conference
Another successful well child con-
rooms in the Ncri block yesterday
afternoon under the auspices Of the
Plainvillc Public Health Nursing
association. DIR. George +. Cook was
in charge. assisted by three nurses,
Mrs Van Meter from the state
health department. Mrs. Marchan
and Miss katherine DAILY, local visit
ing nurse; and by five volunteer
helpers. Mrs. Burns, Mrs. W. A.
Bailey. Mrs. Cecil Bedford. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs Esther Trumbull.
There were % children at the con-
ference, five Of them being new
cases. These five were given primary
physical limitations and II were
reeNamined. Feeding advice was CIV
en- in l6 cases. Nine children we're
found with defects and the total
number of defects discovered was
IS. Three were reported corrected.
During the past month Miss DAILY
has made IS child hygiene visits.
plainVillc NJ. Il. Church
The services of the Plainville Nj.
L. church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows Morning worship at lo:45
o'clock. Sermon by Rev. Arthur A.
Hall. pastor. Brock Barnes post.
American Legion, with the women's
auxiliary. will he present. The pub
lie is most cordially invited to be
present and celebrate the conclusion
of the World war 10 years ago.
Sunday school at IL o'clock. Ep-
worth league at 6 p. M, J. Z. Blair