New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

the high school between these hours All are requested to be as early as possible.
 The exhibit will start at 2 o'clock and will continue until 10 o'clock. There will be small admission charge for adults. Children under ls will be admitted free if accom- panied by their parents or an adult guardian. From 9:30 o'clock on all flowers not sold will be auctioned off 10 the highest bidder
 1 Music will be furnished from 7:30 to 3;S0 o'clock by Sam Solomon and his broadcastins orchestra, formerly the Harmony Boys, and the Majestic orchestra. Both musical groups are well known here and are offering their talent free. The committee in charge wishes to thank the mem hers Of the orchestra at this time | for their kind help.
 The entire proceeds of the flower 1 show will be turned over to the public library building fund
 Church of Our Saviour Celebration of holy communion at S:3o q. m. There will be no other service during the day.
 Advent Christian Church
 Church school at 9:3o a. m. Morn ing worship at 10:45 o'clock. Union service with Harry Finder as the speaker.
 On Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock there will be a service con- sisting mostly of music. Instead of an address, the theme will be car ried out by means Of gospel songs. Miss Ethel Finder will be in charge Of the service.
 Redeemers A. M. L. Zion Church | Morning service at II o'clock Subject, 'Thrsting for God" Church 1 school at 12:3o p. m. The Order of Tents from New Haven will hold l services at 3 ?. m. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Topic: Dead Broke There will be special music at each service. Rev. F. L. Standi- fer will preside
 Catholic Church
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at and 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Rev. William Kilcoyne, pastor, will be in charge.
 Bridge Complaint
 Autoists and especially truck driv- CTS who have occasion to cross over the bridge on North Washington street daily are loud in their com plaints concerning the poor condi- ton Of the structure and ask that immediate steps be taken to repair the bridge. The structure in ques- tion is located near the Hills fac tory.
 According 10 the complaints, the blanks on the bridge which span the road are all loose. When q car or truck passes over the brdg-, the blanks jump up and down and threaten to fly out of place. they claim. Trucks, especially. find con- siderable difficulty in passing over the structure because of the loose blanks. The guards on both sides of the bridge are in good condition and there is no danger from this score.
 The street Is used extensively every day and the bridge comes in that the bridge is just beyond a curve in the street. cars are travelling at a. slow rate of speed when travel ing over the structure, thereby eliminating a great deal of danger but i, a plank or two is pushed ou of place there is a possibility of { bad accident, drivers say. Fiscal Year Begins Yesterday witnessed the official end of the town fiscal year Of 1929 1o30 and today the fiscal year ot l930-1931 opened up. During the next few weeks the board of finance will meet with the various town boards 10 so over the proposed bud, gets. It is expected that the finance board and the selectmen will get to- gether sometime next week.
 Makes Big Trip
 Frank T. Wheeler of the Trumbul Electric Manufacturing company has returned home after an extensive trip 10 Alaska. He visited many points of interest and reports a very enjoyable time.
 On his trip up Mir. Wheeler went from Seattle to Vancouver and alone the coast to British Columbia and thence 10 the lower end of Alaska by boat. He visited ketchican. tn: largest city in Alaska, also Juneau the capital, Skasnay and the trir from there was made via Yukor White Pass Railroad 10 Carcros which is situated on the rout. be. tween Yukon and Dawson.
 Yellowstone National Park. Gla. cier National Park and Watertor National Park, the latter in Canada were also visited. The return tril was made by way of Vancouver tt Lake Louise. Banff Springs, Winne peg to Chicago and home.
 Mir. Wheeler and his party snappec several pictures while in Alaska Alaska, among them being photos O Indian children who proved very in. teresting subjects. The abundance of flowers. both wild and cultivated along the coast Of Alaska was partic. ularly noticeable. The temperatur, In some parts rarely goes below l.