New Britain herald., 1928-09-08

candidacy vas made today by Truan
Officer Edward X. Madeiey. whit
said that he would again enter tn,
lists for constab
Two Hearings MtAltlay
The town plan commission viii
hold two hearings IN the Town hal
Monday night street building. ant
,eranda lines on Canal street will b1
taken up at o'clock and those OF
Hough street Immediately after.
ward. The commission wants al
property owners on those street,
present to express their views. Chair.
man John f. Lamb today expressed
regret that the hearings and eau.
cuses fell upon the same night. hut
explained that the hearing date,
were fixed before the caucuses were
called and that they could not be
changed now
Well Child Conference
4 we'll child conference will be
held in the nurses rooms in the
Neri block from 2 to I O'Clock Fri.
day afternoon. A staff of doctors
and nurses will be in attendance
and it is hoped that many mothers
will take advantage of this confer
ence to have their babies examined
and to receive advice regarding their
care.
congregational Church
the regular "eptember commun
ion service of the Congregational
church will be held at 10:45 O'Clock
tomorrow morning The minister
Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson. will conduct
the service. The church school will
meet at IL O'Clock.
Baptist Chursh
Sunday services at the Baptist
church tomorrow will be as follows;
Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock
sermon by the pastor. Rev. DR.. A. D.
kendrick. The Junior choir will sing
saviour. Like a Shepherd Lead
U.s." Bible school at IL noon, Eve
ming service at I o'clock. Young
Peoples meeting at O'Clock, The
public is cordially invited to all
services.
Catholic Church
The regular masses will be said
at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing at the Church of Our LADY, of
Mercy.
Francis Gcodfeld Of Bristol and
Miss Mary Palm of Pierce street,
Plafnville, will be married Monday
morning.
Sunday school will start next Sun
day morning.
Advent Christian Church
Morning service at 1890 o'clock
sermon. "'Samson's Riddle" Sab.
bath school at 1905 p. M. Eve
ming service at o'clock; sermon,
Christ or Caesar"
Episcopal Church
Rev. Robert H. Burton of Hart
ford will officiate at the service at
the Church of Our Saviour tomor-
row morning at ii o'clock,
PIainvtlIc NJ. +. Church
The services in the Plainyille NJ.
Z. church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Morning worship at 1915
O'Clock. sermon by Rev. Arthur A.
Ball, pastor. sunday school will
meet at II noon. Epworth league
in the evening at o'clock. Lin
coin johnson. the president. will be
the leader. This is the first meet
ing since the summer months, SO
all the young people with their
friends are urged to be present.
At I o'clock the evening service
will be conducted by the pastor, who
will give talk on "Gleanings from
Abroad" The public is most cordial
ly invited to all services.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Root of Norton
place. Mrs. Zickwolf, the president,
requests that all the ladies' make
special effort to be present and that
they present their summer offerings
at the meeting.
4. NJ. j.. Zion Ci,uix.l.
Services at the Redcemer's A. NJ.
+. Zion church tomorrow will lie
as follows: IL a. M. preaching by
Rev. A. 4. Perry: theme, Jesus
Wept." 1880 y. M. Sunday school
3 p. M. preaching by DIR. A JOS
eph Gorham. pastor of the Windsor
Avenue A NJ. E. Zion church. Hart
ford. The service will be in the in
terests Of the Missionary society.
Special music will be led by Teddy
Hanson. student at the New York
Bible institute. $50 p. M. v. {.
F.. union. 1:30 p. M. preaching ty
thu pastor. theme. "Elijah's Victory
on Mount Carmel"
Frceman's Case NOllcd
Donald Freeman of Whiting street
a appeared In court before Justice
Cunningham last night to
answer a charge of reckless driving
hich was placed against him sew
cral weeks ego when his automo-
bile figured in a rc0r-end collision
on the New Britain road with
truck operated by r. Presto of New
He was defended by At
torney Cornelius Prior and prose-
cuted by Grand Juror Charles +.
onion. These two agreed that the
Ease was mostly one for civil action,
and the prosecutor accordingly
changed the charge to violation of
the rules of the road. This count
was then nollcd upon payment Of
costs. Freeman stated that he was
insured enough to cover the damage
10 the cars.
To Attend Field bay
The fire company voted last night
20 attend the field day to be held in
next Saturday and to par
icipate in the hose laying and other
vents.
The local men will meet at their
looms on Pierce street at 10 o'clock
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