New Britain herald., 1929-07-11
VINCENT }. GLYNN
 ADMITTED ID BAR Pierce Street Boy Realizes His
 Liie'S Ambition NEW CURRENCY IS HERE
Organ For Methodist Church Ar ri,es-Union Services Open Sun day at Baptist Church-Girl Re cei,cs Bad Injury to Arm.

A life's ambition has been realiz- ed and a mothers heart gladdened by the admittance to the bar of Vincent D. Glynn, son of Mrs, Ann Glynn of 57 Pierce street. Mr. Glynn took the bar examinations a week ago in New Haven. successfully passing them, and on Tuesday he was made a full f1edged lawyer. Word of Mr. Glynns success was received here today.
 The new lawyer was born in Plainville and attended the local schools, graduating from the Plain vile grammar school. While still attending the lower grades, he told his mother that his aim in life was to attend college and become a law yer. After graduating from the To- cal school, he entered the New Brit ain high school and received his di- ploma in 1915.
 He then entered Catholic univer- sty at Washington, D. C., to con- tinue his studies. Shortly after wards the World War broke out and he answered his country's call for soldiers. He went overseas with the medical corps and remained there nearly two years.
 tered Catholic Catholic university and completed his studies, graduat- ing in 1924. Still striving to attair his life's goal, he went tc wort. oJ5 Law school. The past two weeks have witnessed the cul imitation of his untiring work an, | efforts.
 He as a brilliant scholar during his college years and was know1 for his memory, being able to mem orize a poem or piece after glanc ing through it once or twice. Ht was a member of the debating team at Catholic university.
 Attorney Glynn has a large mum. Der of friends in Plainville who vii be elated to here of his success A the present time he is living at 7' Pearl street, New Haven, and ha: i llol tilIIlpullNti lllS 'ldllS Iui tIlt IT. ture. His mother states, however that he will probably practice law in the Elm City. Yesterday Attor ney Glynn was an usher at the wed ding of Miss Lillian Madelyn Pol and the Marquis Hippo Gerini II New Haven, which was one of tn most fashionable affairs held in th state in years.
 New Organ Arrives The new organ which is 10 he in stalled at the Methodist church ar rived here yesterday afternoon iron New Jersey. A workman from tn organ concern will make arrange . mcnts at once for it's installation II the Chul Ch. The carpentry worI at the church for the new locatio of the organ was completed yester day by E. W. Furrev. The new or san weighs about G000 pounds.
 The new pipe organ was mad possible by two legacies made to tn church during the last two year; One was a gift of Mr Case c California in memory Of his wifi, Mrs. Clara Afford Case, who, whe
 living in Plainville, was a very ac
 tiNe member of the church. and tn . other is from the estate of Williar
 Blakeslee. whose wife swas organs
 at the church for some time.
 Union Services Sunday
 The series of union services to b
 held by four of the Protestan
 churches of Plainville will start Sun
 day at the Baptist church. Thi
 service is in charge of the Meth
 cdist church but is being held i
 the Baptst odifce because of th repairs being made at that on Broa, | street Roy. A. A Ball h2s secure, ., Rev. Dr. ". n. Re@ch. district Su rerintendcnt of the New York Eas
 conference. 10 deliver the sermo
 Sunday.
 V The churches taking part in th | services will ho the Methodist, Gov
 grgeGational. Advent Christian an