New Britain herald., 1929-10-12

1 cess every year and provides Il place for amusement for the children, l thereby keeping them off the streets where they are in constant danger, To Protect Water Rights The board of selcctmen was au- i thorized to appoint committee Of 1 five 10 represent Plainville in the de Alterations concerning the proposed i metropolitan plan of Hartford and i Now Britain to merg" the water Sys- i tcms of the two cities. The water i sheds in question are located on tho i east branch Of the Farminr'on river, and the proposed plan Of inc two ! cities will greatly affect smaller i towns in this district.
 The action was taken last evening so as 10 give Plainvillc q reprcscn- tation in the deliberations and thereby protect the future water rights Of the town. The resolution was placed before the meeting by First Seloctman James Simpson ns 1 the result of letter received from the Chamber Of Commerce. Mr. 1 Simpson stated that he had brought 1 the matter before Judge E. r. Calf ney and that the towns attorney was greatly in favor of the plan.
 Moderator Peter J. Prior presided over the meeting.
 Congregational Church Morning service tomorrow at 1O;45 o'clock. Morning anthem. The Lord Is My Light" by Rogers. Sermon theme, "A Test of Chris'ianlikcncss. ." | Church schol after the morning scry- ice.
 The Congregational Young Peo- plc's society will meet at 6:30 ?. m. in the parish house Reports will be made on the Young Peoples con- ference at tSorrs. A social hour will follow the regular service.
 The executive committee of the church will meet at the parsonage on Tuesday evening at 7.&0 o'clock, Church of Our Saviour
 Church school in the parish house at 10 a. m. Junior church with Rev. Lincoln F. Frye at 10:40 o'clock, Morning prayer and sermon by the rector at II a. m. Young Peoples fellowship in the parish house at G;30 ?. n.
 A. M. F.. Zion Church Preaching by Rev. 4. \. Perry nt Il a. m. Theme, "Thc Harvest ls Past. the Winter Has Come, What Shall We Do?" Church school at 12:30 ?. m. v. c. F. Union at D. m. Preaching by the pastor al ?. III. on th" theme, Sleep on Now and Take Your Rest"
 High School Game
 The plainvillc high school foot ball tea will make an cndcaVor 10 score its first victory of the season this afternoon when if clashes with the Naugatuck high aggregation at the Rubber Town. The local squad is in good condition and is ready for q hard battle Today's game will be the locals fourth of the scason. So far they have lost to Wilby and Lewis and have played q scorelcss tie with Iitchfrld high. A large del cgation Of local high school fans plans to witness the battle.
 school Activities
 The Parent Teacher Association will hold it's first fall meeting on De- tober r. A short business meeting will prcccde an entertainment for the teachers. Howard Smith is in charge of the program.
 Members of the teaching staff of the plainyille grade schools will visit the grade schools of New Britair and Danbury on October 1G. Tho teaching staff will be divided into two divisions one Of which will ec to New Britain and the other tC Danbury.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting of Plainyillc Grange will be held in Grange hall on Pierce street on Tuesday evening at o'clock. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred on q large class of candidates A ladies' d"grc: team will put on tn" third degree and the regular officers the fourth degree.
 The Grange is planning 10 hold q dance in Grange nall on Friday eve ming, October 25. Simpsons orchcs- tra from Bristol will furnish the music. Both round and square dances will be featured.
 Given Oath oG Office
 Second Solactman William Down. ham and Third Selcctman Edward r. Prior were given the oath of of flee last evening by Town Clerk Will son II. Wilson following the od- journ"d town meeting First Select man James Simpson was sworn into office on Tuesday evening.
 Advent Christian Church
 Morning worship at 10;45 o'clock Sunday school at l2:05 o'clock There will be d song and praise scrv- ice in the evening at ! o'clock. Rev Sumner Johnson will conduct all tn, services,
 On Thursday evening at TAI o'clock there will D" a regular pray CT meeting devoted entirely 10 song DrdIS' ana ptiHPIl'il t'HlluIOli'NH'
 Baptist Church
 Morning worship at 10:i5 o'clock Sermon by the pastor Rev. Dr. A D. N"ndricE. The junior talk will bC given by Miss Dorothea Thomason The junior choir will sing. l}ihl' school at 12:05 o'clock; classes fol all ages Evening service at [ o'clock Young Peoples meeting at $ O o'clock
 The state convention at IIartforl will be held on Monday, Tuesday ans Wednesday.
 Plainvillc ". r. Church
 Morning worship at 1o:i5 o'clock Sermon topic. He Did Hide Him self" Rev. Arthur A. Ball will be thu
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