New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16

at the kensinston Congregational
church at 1915 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. sunday school will fol-
low the service. The services viii
be In charge of Rev. Vernon l..
Phillips. The Christian Endeayor
will nee, at the regular hour.
ken>in:ton Methodist Church
There viii be a meeting of thn
Methodist men at the church at 10
o clock tomorrow morning. All
men are invited to attend.
1T is hoped that the majority Of
The enrolled pupils of the Sunday
school will be present tomorrow.
The subject for the coming scrv-
ices will be At Ease"
All those enrolled in the Junior
choir are asked TO be present to-
MORO" at $50 O'Clock, when furth-
CT plans will be made for the pub
lie program.
Epworth league viii meet at the
usual hour. \ discussion of the
subject, For Their Sahcs Dcdica;,
Myself" will be led by Joseph
Avcrdar.
All members Of the Epw ORTIZ
league are invited to the social held
at the parsonage Monday night. \
business meeting proceeding the
supper viii open al seven o'clock.
Rev. W. H. Anderson. pastor of
The Trinity NJ, +. church of New
britain. will address the men Of
tho community at the Congrcga-
uonal church Tuesday evening. 1ht
meeting Will begin at 7:45 o'clock.
Special music will be furnished by
the Congregational male quartet.
SIR. Anderson vlil give worthwhile
talk on the subject, Jesus in De-
feet and Victory"
The Ladies' Aid society Will meet
on Monday afternoon at the parsoh-
age d. $50 o'clock.
because of the meeting on Tues
day night. the Boys club will meet
at the regular hour on Monday
ni,'ht.
On Wednesday at . y. m, there
Congregational parsonage for tn"
Ladies Aid societies OF both
churches, This is the last Of
RIGS Of sucl, meeting that hay.
been held during Lent.
Tho mid-Ncck services beginning
at 100 o'clock on Thursday night
Will be hold ry Thomas Ilanford.
Long sent to Jail
Richard Long of New Britain vas
sentenced to 80 days in Jail at a
special session Of the Berlin court
last night. Long was arrested
Thursday afternoon when he vas
found in an intoxicated condition in
kensngton. He was arrested by
Constable Frank ! own after a tus-
sic. In the New Britain police sta
lion il WAS found necessary to take
three stitches in Longs scalp 10 close
a cash which resulted in his resist
ancc.
At the time of the arrest it was
necessary for the constable to swear
in as a special deputy. John Liable
nice in order to place the man un-
der arrest Iabieniec was watching
the disturbance when called upon TO
assist the officer. He is employed
at Mack's garage in kensington.
near where the arrest was made.
Because Long was in an intoxicat
ed condition at the time he put up
the resistance to the office, if vas
ruled that he was not responsible"
for his actions. md no charge of
breach of the peace or resisting ar
rest was brought against him. He
was jailed on simple drunkenness
count.
supper SUCCESS
There was good attendance at the
supper given at the Berlin Congre-
sational church last tight. The en-
tertainment following the supper
was made up Of local people and was
greatly enjoyed. The program con-
sisted OF songs and dances by Ber-
lin groups and a reading by Miss
Parsons of New Britain. The sup
per was in charge of the Women's
Aid society of the church. under the
direction of Mrs Charles Pratt
Mrs. Edna Damon was in charge Of
the entertainment.
East Berlin Items
Morning worship at the Metho-
dist church will be held at 10:45
O'Clock with sermon by the pastor
Rev. a. L.. Burgreen. The subject OF
his sermon will be King or IA Fool"
sunday school at /: o'clock. The