New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
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Church Activities

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 Church Activities
 The Woman's Federation Of the Congregational church will hold an all-day sewing meeting tomorrow at the home Of Miss Elizabeth Norton, Those desiring transportation are re- quested 10 get in touch with Mrs. Howard Smith.
 A prayer meeting will be held to- morrow evening at TAI in the Meth odiSt church.
 The midweek prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held to- morrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. Aft CT the meeting reports from each department of the church will be read. The clerks letter to the Hart ford association will also be read at this time.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 The Girls Friendly society senior branch will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the parish house,
 Tho parish guild will hold a busi- ness session followed by q social tea in the parish house tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:3o o'clock.
 The church choir will hold a re- hoarsal in the church tomorrow eye ming at 8 o'clock. Any who wish to join the choir are urged to be pres ent.
 On Friday at o'clock the junior candidates of the Girls Friendly so- ciety will hold meeting in the par ish house.
 To Appear in Court
 Edward Kennedy of 102 Maple street New Britain, driver of tho auto involved in the crash with trolley car yesterday morning ncar Rcdstone Hin, will he ordered to appear in the local court 10 an. swcr 10 a charge of reckless driv- ing following his recovery at the New Britain General hospital Ken nedy is receiving treatment for an injury 10 his knee and cuts about the head.
 Important Meeting
 Scquassen lodge, I c. O. F.. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening. All officers taking part in tho degrees are urged to attend. There are several other matters Of importance to be brought before the lodge.
 To Attend Filed Day
 According 10 an announcement made today by Foreman o. NJ. Will liams of the fira department if was voted to attend the .iremans field day to be held by the Wethtrsfield fire department Saturday at a spc- cial meeting of the local department held Monday. The Plainyilla Fife & Drum corps will furAlsh the music
 Town Clerk Votes
 Three deeds were filed yestcrday at the office of the town clerk.
 Mary Anna Noble of Wcstficld. Mass, has quit-cl2imed interest in property located on Broad street to Nilotta Temple BccDe of Now Lon don.
 Eucben Q. Day Of PlainyilIe has sold four lots situated in North Washirgton park to the Jordan & Sallrck corporation of 1lj Vain street, Bridgeport.
 William Temple of New York has ouit-claimfd property located on Broad street 10 Niletta Temple Beech of New London.
 Receiving Congratulations
 Mr. and Mrs Edward Mort hover of WeStwood park arc rccciting con- GratulauonS ol the )i'th of a son.
 Ready for Season
 The Colonial hall opened it's danc- ing ssason last Saturday evening. A large crowd was in attendance from nearby towns. The management will conduct dancing at ,hc hall on cv- cry Wcdcnoad1y dnl Saturday eye ming.
 The exterior of the hall has been completely rcIoyltad and aIteratcd. The floor presents q glossy appear ance while the orcpcsira rIt is q mass of color and architectural beauty. The entrance has also gecn repaired and put in condition for the convenience Of. the dau"crs.
 Concord grapes for sale. Foran, 119 Whiting St Tel. 1c5, Planvillc -advt.
 Crown St 2-1 or 9 rn.shed rooms, private bath. Tel. S3 PIain- Nille.-advt.
 Clark Jewel gas stove S7, piano $25, brass bed $S. Tel, Plainville 521 -3.--advt.
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