New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
PLAYGROUND SET
 ID START MONDAY
Plans Completed for Summer
 Activities at Broad Street
RULES ARE ANNOUNCED
Church Services Tomorrow-Three Local Residents to Celebrate Birth days TomorrOw-PIain, Man Named Recciver-Other Items.

days TomorrOw-PIainyill Man | Named Recei>er-Other Items. l The Broad street playground will open on Monday at g o'clock with 1 Mrs. Gertrude Hickey Birmingham as supervisor. The grounds have been put in good condition, the apparatus installed, and everything put in readiness for the opening. The hours will be from 9 to 11:30 a. m. and l from 130 to 5 p. m, proVldlns the weather is pleasant on week days. | On Saturdays the hours will be from 3 to F o'clock.
 ] The playground is open to all children of the town between the ages of and 13 years. Children un- der 5 must be accompanied by parent or an older brother or sister. | Parents are cordially invited to Vislt the playground with their children at any time.
 All play and use of the apparatus must be under the direction of the supervisor, and children will be al lowed on the playground or the use of the apparatus permitted only dur ing the hours the grounds are open and when the supervisor IS present.
 There is to be no quarreling, rough play, or profane language. Chlldren must be obedient to the rules ana 10 the supervisor, otherwise they Will ] of hn ileges of the playgrounds. II weather is unpleasant at 9 o'clock, the play ground will not open for the morn ing but will open at 1:3O O'CLOCK m the afternoon. if the weather De- comes pleasant.
 Mrs. Birmingham, the supervisor who comes here highly recommend ed and who has had a large eX- perience in physical education ana playground work, will endeavor to make the playground work interest ing. practical, and up-to-date in every respect, At the same tlme' she will try to entertain and care for the children who use it.
 Children of the town will have a place to play. thereby keeping them off the streets where they are liable to accidents.
 No new apparatus has been in- stalled but new equipment for games, physical development etc, has been added for new programs every day.
 The playground was established in 1927 by the Plainville Graded School Alumni association and equipped and financed by it and also through the generosity and public spiritedness of Governor John H. Trumbull.
 It will be open for seven weeks and will close on August A.
 Taken to Hospital
 While in the Minela market on i Whiting street this morning about o'clock, Antonio Santucci of South street was suddenly taken ill He struck his head against a counter as he fell and received a bad gash across his forehead. He also re- ceived abrasions about his hea when he struck the floor.
 pr. George F. Cook was called and, after treating MT. Santucci ordered his removal to the New Britain General hospital.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock The sacrament of communion will be celebrated. Morning anthem, "C Rest in the Lord" from Elijah, by Mendelssohn. Special solo These Are They from the Holy City" by Gaul. Communion ad, dress, "The Supreme Appeal"
 Church school after the morning service This will be the last ses- sion of the school during the montr of July. A week-day session will b. held in the parish house at o'clock direction of Mrs. J. R. Wilkerson fol the children of the primary depart. ment.
 The ladies of the federation vii , hold on all-day sewing meeting a the home of Mrs. Howard Smith, , Each person is asked to bring ont , article of food for the dinner. f \. H. F.. Zion Church
 Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A , A, Perry, at II o'clock on theme l "Addition to the Church. Specia I music by the choir and communion , Sermon by Rev. H. E. Harris, M A. E. D.. of the Shiloh Baptis S church at D. m. Music by tn Shiloh Baptist church choir. DeNo } tional services from 7:30 to s ?. m. led by Anthony Campbell and Edga f Rhodes. Music by the Rcdeelner' = church choir. Sermon hy Rt. Rev Q w. J. Walls, A. M., D. D., presiding
 bishop of the Eighth Episcopal dis l trict Of the A. M. E. Zion church