New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

substitute teachers who are equip ped to handle the large number of children expected to enroll. The custom of holding a junior church service for the Sunday school will be continued this fall under the di- Frye. Any parents who have chiI- dren who will be coming to Sun day school for the first time may communicate with Rev. Mir, Frye or Mrs. Frank Powers of Broad street, who will see that the ChiI- dren receive proper attention.
 Congregational Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock, Communion service. The commun- ion address will be "The Chalice )f His Passion" Church school after the morning service.
 The Woman's federation will conduct a silver tea in the parish house Thursday afternoon from 2 to o'clock. All persons interested are solicited for exhibits of flower arrangements Illustrating the fol lowing: Receptacle with a few flow CTS, basket or vase of mixed flow CTS, formal centerpiece. centerpieca for informal table, wild flower ar rangement and window plants.
 Paul Hubbard of Bristol will be present to demonstrate some ple:,s. ing arrangements. The church will be open from 10 a. m. for the con- venience of exhibitors. There will be no awards for the show is not competitive, the intention of ths sponsors being merely a display of beautiful bouquets from the flower gardens of Plainville.
 Haptist Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock sermon by the pastor, Rev. Dr. A D. Kendricll. The ordinance of the Lords supper will be observed There will be a reception of new members. Bible school at 12:05 o'clock.
 Catholic Church
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at S and 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy.
 Next Friday is the first Trida! of the month. Mass will he cele- brated at 5:3o o'clock. Communion will be given at ' o'clock Comics. sions will be heard Thursday aft. ernoon and evening as usual.
 The Boys Junior Holy Name so, ciety and the Girls Junior sodalt> will go to confession next Saturia, and will receive communion Sun. day.
 One Way Traffic
 Trolley cars are observing onC way tra fife rules today from Trum. bulls factory 10 the center of thu town. Comert is being laid at tn, trolley track intersection al th' corner of F,as. street and WoodforG aveNrp.
 Although the new highway or East street is pro ctically completed there is very little possibility thN' if will hn on"nod to motor;Gts or Labor day. State highway depart wont wor'-'moN storted filing in thC sides of the road with dirt today
 The c0nstables will he kent bus, at HHrt's corner over tho weell-enc directing the heavy traffic whicl becomes con"ostcd at this point du, 10 tho one way traffic laws in of feet there.
 P'"invl'Ic Br'cfs
 Mr. and Mrs C. A. Hunnel1. Ed. win T-N"'~'--- 7v~1'~ar D.',>>o1 ar( Miss Eva Johnson will motor tc New York state today and return on Mon1av.
 John Valentine Joseph Trcemar John LoSter and Tony Will5s wi snend the weo!l-e end at Bristol Canada.
 The Trumbull Electric Mfg. e will close down this noon unti Tuesday morning for the Labor da, holiday,
 Methodist Church
 Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock Morning service at 1O:45 o'clocl; The rastor. Rev. A. A. Ball. wi! ""eacN on the subject. "What ar You Buil@inr or. Rock or S1nd?'
 On"n Half Dav
 I'll" barber shou owoo1 hv Fran' Re"le. 1o"qtod on Whiting c4r"o next to Thra1l's drug store. will b. open on Labor day morning an, will close at noon.
 Ms. >~nCS Turton
 Mrs. Agnes M. Turton, aged 70 wife of Joseph B. Turton. died this morning at her home on Broad street following a lingering illness She was born in Boswell Scotland and came to this country l7 years ago. She resided in New Britain for five years and lived in plainville for 12 years. Mrs. Turton also spent five years in South Africa. She was member of the plainville Congrc- gational church.
 Besides her husband. she is sur vived by a son. Cecil, and two broth CTS, Andrew J. Richardson of Elm Hill and James Richardson of South Africa.
 The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the Plain vile Congregational church. Rev. I. Roy Wilkerson and Rev. A. A. Ball will officiate. Burial will he in the Fairvicw cemetery, New Britain.