New Britain herald., 1930-03-03

school this evening.
 l Lent will start on Ash Wcdnes, day. Masses will be celebrated al 7:SO and a. m. at the Church Q, Our Lady of Mercy. Blessed ashes will be distributed after both masses In the evening at 7:30 o'clock there will be rosary and benediction or the blessed sacrament. Ashes will be distributed.
 Father Kenny will deliver his ser mons at the Lenten services on Sunday evenings.
 Local People III The condition of Miss Marie Prior Of Pierce street, who is seriously ill, was reported as being about the same today.
 Raymond Cunningham is a pa- tient at St. Francis's hospital in Hartford, where he is suffering from pneumonia.
 Pythian Sisters Party
 Pythian temple No. 29, pythian Sisters, will give q bridge and whist party in l. Q. Q. F. hall on We'd nesday evening. Play will start at o'clock. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in both games and re- freshments served. The public is cordially invited 10 attend.
 Schedule Revised
 The schedule of the Hartford County "I basketball league has been revised and according 10 the announcement of this weeks games the Plainvillc "Y" will meet Wap- ping in two games. On Friday Wap- ping will come here while Plainvillc will return the compliment Satur- day evening. After Jay of rest, PlainNillc is scheduled to meet the South church five in New Britain next Monday.
 All three games will be hard bat ties and Plairville will be forced to take all three if it hopes to win the league championship. The New Britain team is holding first place at the present time while Mapping IS in third position. only a few points behind Plainville and New Britain. The church team holds a verdict over the locals. the only defeat Plainvllle has received this season.
 Mrs. Julia Finley
 Mrs. Julia Finley, v, native Of PlainNille, died at her home at 346 Park street, New Britain, yesterday. She was the widow of Roy Finley and had lived in New Britain for 50 years after leaving Plainvillc She leaves 3. son, George Finley. and a daughter, Mrs. John Bodley, both of New Britain. Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock at the Erwin chapel in New Britain. Rev. Alfred D. Heininger will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview ceme- iery, New Britain.
 Episcopal Church Notes There will be a celebration Of holy communion at 10 a. m. Ash Wed- nesday at the Church of Our Saviour.
 On Thursday evening at ' o'clock the first of series of Lentcn scrv- ices will be held. Rev. E. R. Styrins. assistant at St. Marks church, New Britain, will be the preacher. Plainrille Briefs Mrs. Stella Andrews and her grandson. Frank Archibald of h. dianapolis, are staying at the home Of Mrs. Andrews sister, Jennie liIcTok Of East Main street. The visitors arrived unexpectedly Sat 1 urday morning. having made the l trip by auto. Mrs. Andrews former ly resided here. She will spend a month with her sister here and will then make her home for the sum- mcr in Baltimore with her daugtcr. The We-Uns club will meet thIs evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Jones of Bohemia street Nicholas Sciarra has quit claimed all undivided half interest in a lot in the Standard tract to Ralph Sciarra.
 Cosmopolitan Bowling League