New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
HEARING ON TOWN
 COURT OFFICIALS
Judiciary Committee to Consider Recommendations on March 13
SENATE APPROVES BILL
services in Churches Tonor,,,w, Morn'n. - More Gases of Measles Reported to Health OHi,rr-Ie. zion Mcclin. Monday E,eninp.

| ''ohhdS E.eniIlg. Following the favorable act;o, ,f the senate yesterday on the resolu. | 'on for the adoption of a town court ! Tn Ilainville. 1t was announced that nearing will be held before the ill. i diclary committee on March 13 to acl on the appointments of Merritt | " hyder as judge and Attorney .orhelius b. Prior as deputy judge. l The court bill was fayorablv acted | upon last week by the house and | VIII now go before the governor for | his signature.
 Judge Ryder has been rosiden, ! or flainVllle for the past 56 years. iof v years he was employed as a 1 clerk in the Plainyille post office. He IS at present employed at the Trum- l bull Electric Mfg. Co. In the event l the resolution for his appointment as Judge, meets with approval, it will 1 mean that MT. Ryder will have held office as presiding officer in all Of the courts of Plainville. For the past 50 years, he has been d justice l or the peace, functioning in the ] local justice court. He has been judge ot probate for the past la years.
 Attorney Cornelius Prior is the son Of Mrs. Katherine Prior and is native of Plainvillc. He is d grad nate Of the New Britain High school, Holy Cross college and Yale Law school. At the present time he is connected with the firm of Gilman X Marks in Hartford.
 \. NJ. l.. Zion Church
 l;cv. A, A. Perry will preach at
 II o'clock at the Kedeemcr's 4. M.
 F.. Zion church tomorrow morning. | His theme will be How to Find
 Rest for the Soul" Sunday school
 will be conducted at 1o:30 D. In. 1 The V. [. l.. Union will meet at 6 | p. m.
 The pastor will preach at : D. nl. ! Ills subject will be, Contrary 1 Winds'
 Church of Our Savior Church school will be held at 10 l '' '''' A'iiAus lIt SuHtlN ISIOII or Henry Powers. Junior church will
 be held at 1o:40 a. m. Rev. Lincoln F.. Frye will tell the children story.
 Morning prayer services with a ser
 mon will be conducted by Rev. Frye
 at l q. m.
 The Young Peoples fellowship
 VIII meet in the parish house at $50
 D. m. Edward Lackcy will lead the
 discussion.
 Increase in Measles Cases Dr. George F. Cook. health officer
 received notice of r new cases of
 measles yesterday. This addition
 brings the total number of measles
 cases in town to G.
 Baptist Church Regular Sunday morning services
 will be held in the Baptist church. i The pastor, Rev. X. D kendrick will 1 deliver the sermon at the morning 1 worship at l0:45 o'clock. There will 1 be the usual junior talk and the 1 junior choir will sing. Directly at the | clos" Of service. the ordinance of | communion will be observed. Bible | school at noon
 In the evening q union service will be held in the Methodist church at | o'clock. Rev. pr. k,ndrick will
 be the speaker. Thursday evening there will be prayer meeting from ';@o to 8 o'clock. The Teachers ! training class will meet the same evening from s 10 2 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday at o:3o o'clock with Mrs. Austin MacDunnah Of AS Park street.
 Catholic Church Notes Masses will be celebrated at S and lo o'clock tomorrow morning at the church Of Our Lady of Mercy. Sun day school will meet at o'clock. Lenten devotions will be held in the evening at 7:3o o'clock and will consist Of the rosary. sermon by Rev. stephen Corr of Bristol and benediction of the blessed sacra- mcnt.
 The regular monthly offerings will be taken up at both masses to- morrow.
 Congregational Church Morning worship l0:45 a. m. Communion service. Morning uor- ship: 'rhe Appeal Of the Crucited' from 'The CrucitiAion''-Stain Communion address: The Sacra- mont as Memorial Feast" Church school after the morning service the auspices Of the Community club Dancing will follow