New Britain herald., 1929-06-08

and has host of friends.
 Stanley :. iNillim
 Deputy Prosecutor Stanley $. GNillim played an important part in the adoption of the town court. He Was chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee that first took up the matter last fall and was one of the members who drafted the bill. Much Of the credit for the adoption MT. Gwillim.
 He has been a grand juror for q number of years. He Is secretary of the Trumbull Electric Manufactur- ing Go.
 .. Many Cases This Year
 Since the first of the year. the jus tice court has tried an unusually large number of cases. hardly a day passing without a court session. Most of the persons who appeared before the justice court were charged with violations Of the motor vehicle laws and were arrested by 'hc state police or local conStahles in connection with the statewide .rive to eliminate careless drivers from the highways.
 Under the town court laws, the of ficials will be able 10 exercise more power in handling cases of inlpor- tance and will not be forced to bind as many cases over 10 the superior court as is necessary now under the justice court laws. They will also have the power to suspend judS- mcnt or suspend execution of sen '"ncc.
 \. VI. F.. Zion Chursl,
 Services at the Redeemcr's A. M. r, Zion church tomorrow will be as follows: II a. m.. reaching by the pastor. Rev. A. A. Perry, on the sub icct. "'rhc Last Prayer of Christ v 12:So D. m, church school. D. m., V. c. F. union. D. n1., preaching by the pastor on theme, "The Last Prayer of Elijah
 Church of Our saviour Session of the church school with Superintendent Henry T, Powers at 10 a. m Junior church service with childrcn's story by Rev. Lincoln F. Frye at 1o:4O a. m. At II o'clock, there will be a celebration of holy , communion. The preacher and cele- 1 brant at this service will be Canon John r. Plumb. D. D.. Of Hartford | He is an earnest and forceful speak CT Mr. Frye will assist in the serV- icc of communion.
 .On Monday at 7:3n P. m. Troor 4. Boy Scouts. will hold its regular i meeting in the parish house. On Wednesday. from 6 10 7;3' o'clock. the Woman's guild will serve a hash and strawberry shor,cak' supper in the parish house. On Wednesday evening al o'clock there will be rehearsal ol the play. "The GncNpectedncss o' catherine Henry" by the Girls Friendly society in the parish house The play is to be presented in the Grange hall on June 20.
 On Friday afternoon at S;5' o'clock there will be regular meet ing of the junior group, G. F. <. in the parish house.
 i Congrc-ationaI Church
 Morning service at 1N:4o o'clock i Morning anthem "t'rom Thy Low las Father from "The Ecdcmp- tion." hy Gounod. Sermon theme [ .'The True Investment" Churcf school after the morning service. childrcn's Day will be observed next Sunday. June Is. A program will be presented by the children o the church school at the regula' church hour. Parents desiring tt have their children baptized at thl: service are requested to notify Rev 1 ]. R. Wilkerson as soon as possible The annual church picnic will bt i held at Lake Compounce on Satur' day June %. Plans are being made for most enjoyable occasion | and it is hoped that many will plar | to attend.
 Praying Band The Hartford Praying band vii | hold a gospel meeting tomorrow | afternoon at o'clock at the homo | of Mrs Lena Hanson. Il Crowf l street. An address will be given bA Davis D. Brady, a Spanish mission. 1 arv. born at Barcelona. Spain. anG l embraced in the Protestant faitf seven years ago at Richmond, Va | He bears credentials of the Chris tan and Missionary alliance, New i York. He will return to New
 
 graduate of the University of Pari. ] and speaks several languages. H' i has been preaching for three week. l in Boston.
 1 Future meetings will be as fol 1 lows: Wednesday, June 12, homo i of Harry Atkinson, 913 East street l New Britain; June 19. home of Rus. sell D. S. Hopkins, 14 Crown street i Plainville.
 | The band seeks invitations to holG i meetings in any home. In the las1 p years, the band has held meet, inrs in at least 75 places in Con, ncctcut. All services are voluntary and free.
 Plans Completed Plans have been completed by the | Martha Rcbckah lodge No. 45. ]. O Q. F.. for the entertainment and | picture to be given at the Strand thcater on Monday and Tuesday { evenings at I:3o o'clock. The en- l tortainmcnt will consist Of songs h> old Sol Hicks choir and songs and | fancy dancing by the two little | Bradley sisters of Southlneton. The picture. "A Woman of Af. l fairs, which has been drawing ca. 1 pacity crowds wherever shown. will follow immediately after the enter i tainmCnt.
 NJ r.. ChlirtI, Children's Day will bc observed at | the rlainvillo M F.. church at tho ! Extra Cuesti