New Britain herald., 1930-04-26

common sense talks on vital Life themes. The first of these talks will be Impossible is Bad English The choir will sing Let Thy Blessing Rest on Me" There will also be a duet, Just for Today" sung by Har- riet Morse and Albert Hand.
 Redeemers A. NJ. l.. Zion Church
 Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Perry, at II a. m.. theme, The Great Commission" Church school at 12:30 p. m. Y. C. E. union al 6:3O p. m. The Congregational young people will unite in the ser vice. The young people of the church accompanied by Miss McConn oi Hartford, will render a special relig ious education program. Preaching by Rev. A. A Perry at ' p. nl., theme Jesus on the Shore"
 New Train Schedule With the return of daylight say ing time tomorrow, a new time table affecting the arrival and departure of trains in Plainvillc will be clfec- tive on the New York. New Haven X Hartford railroad. This schedule will also govern motor coaches. A brief schedule of trains from and to the local station is given be- low with all time quoted being day light saving time.
 Trains for Hartford daily, except Sunday, will leave at 6:10, 7:2o, 7:45 S:37 and 10:27 a. m.; 12:S9. 2:09 (4:05 and 6:10 D. m., except Satur- days), 6;59 and 9:12 D. m.
 Saturday only at 9:1@ p. m. Sun. days only at 7:20 and 11:46 a. m and 2:09, 7:20 and SIP p. m.
 Trains leaving at 7:20 q. m. anC o:O9 p. m. will run through to Bos ton being due in that city at II a m. and $40 p. m. The train at 12:3! D. nl., connects at Hartford for Bos. ton with a train due there at 3: :5I p. m. The train at 4:o5 p. m. runs to Springfield.
 Week day trains west bound leave at 6:24. 7;12, S:54 and 10:04 q. m. l :01. 2:t0. 3:S0, (5:62 except Satur. day), 5:37, 6:01, 7:29, 9:S9 and 11:44 p. m. The trains at 6:24 and S:5a a. m. and at 5:O2 and 6:01 p. m. run to Bristol only. The train at 1:0l D. m. runs tc New York, due in that city at Az; D. m. The trains at 7:12 a. m. ant 5:50 p. m., connect at Waterbury fol York and the latter train also con meets there for Danbury.
 Sunday trains for the wcs terminating at Waterbury, leave a l0:01 q. m.. 1:01, 3:3O. 5:S7, 7:2! and 9:39 p. m. The 5:37 p. m. trair connects at Waterbury for Bridge. port and New York.
 Motor coaches for Hartford leave at S:49, as49, 1O:49, 11s49 q. m. anc 12:49, 1s4a, a:4a, 3s49, 4:49, 5s49 6:49, Ss49 and 11:39 D. m. The let. ter s indicates Saturday and Sun days only.
 Coaches for Waterbury leave a S:S7, 9s37, 1O:37, 11s37 a. m. ant 12:42, 1887, 2:37. 3s52, 4:37, 5s37 G:S7, Ss37 and 11:O7 D. m. The let ter s indicates Saturdays and Sun days only.
 The schedule for the New HaveI to Simsbury coaches had not beer received at the time of this writing
 Entertain On Radio
 James Hayes and John Yacobelis we'll known local entertainers, wer, ! reat,1red in a proorop, of oo,os o Y, / stories from station WDRC of Nep Haven Thursday from 12 to 12:3( D. m. The broadcast being spon sored by the Overshore Land Co. o New Haven.
 Jack and Jim." as they are styled CD the air. went over big and hay, been asked to go on regularly eacl week with this program held ol Thursday noon. Both are end meI in the show being produced by E. J Millerick on May 15 for the benefi Of the library fund.
 County Meeting
 The regular monthly county meet ing of the American Legion Ladies auxiliary will be held tomorrow aft crnoon at o'clock in Wethcrsfcld The officers of the local auxiliar, hope to capture the travelling cup b, having the largest number of mem bcrs present at this meeting On Tuesday evening the loca auxiliary will hold q public whist il the Legion hall on Whiting street Play will begin at S:15 o'clock.
 A special meeting of the unit vii be held at 7:30 o'clock the sam, evening because of important busi ness. All members requested to at tend.
 Farm Bureau Meeting
 All women of the community ar, cordially invited 10 attend the meet ing of the Hartford County Earn bureau to be held all day Monda, at the Baptist church parlors be ginning at 10:S0 a. m. Miss Elsi Stark of New Jersey will give baking demonstration of inexpensiv supper dishes and "old reliables. Miss Stark, who comes highly rec
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