New Britain herald., 1930-03-29

Catholic Church | Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at and 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Sunday school will meet at g o'clock. Lenten devotions will be held in the evening at 7:S0 o'clock. There will l be the rosary, sermon by Rev. Joseph Kenny of Bristol. and bene- diction of the blessed sacrament.
 Advent Christian Church
 Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Church school at 12:05 o'clock. Eve ming service at ' o'clock. Miss Helen Leery of Bristol. a missionary from China, will be the speaker at both services.
 On Thursday at p. m. there will be meeting of the teacher training class, followed by the regu- lar mid-week prayer service.
 Hartford Praying Band
 The Hartford Praying band will hold a gospel meeting tomorrow aft ernoon at a:S0 o'clock at the homo of Russell D. $. Hopkins of lA Crown street.
 Pleasing Entertainment
 An amusing and interesting en- tertainment was given last evening at the Baptist church parlors under the auspices of the B. '. P. L. and the Ladies Aid society.
 While seveNal numbers including vocal solos and monologue had to be omitted because of the illness of members, the following program was enjoyed:
 Piano selections-C. Wallace Bun- nell, Miss Barbara Morse and Er- ling Sedergren.
 A short play, 'The Charm of the Old Album"-Mrs. C. A. Bunnell, Mrs. A. L. Farrar, Mrs. (. J. Morse. and Mrs. Irving Tyler.
 Sketch. Why We Never Married Miss Eva Johnson, Miss Anna Coleman, Miss Gathleen Limeburner Miss Barbara Morse, Miss Constance Flcinus, Miss Lavina Hopkins and Miss Ethel Gomme, Marshall A. kendrick, c. Wallace Bunnell, Er- ling Sedergren, Alexis Kendrick and Arthur Bunncll.
 Legion Activities Several of the members of the American Legion and it's ladies auxiliary are planning to attend the past presidents night" celebration or Hanrahan unit, No. g. of Union , vile, on Monday evening in tn. lower town hall in Unionvile. All those planning to attend arc requested to meet at Legion hall or Whiting street at 7:30 o'clock. Cars will be available for transportation The meeting will be followed by or entertainment and dancing.
 K. Of F. Meeting
 The Knights of Pythias held ar important meeting last evening a, , 8 o'clock in Sequassen hall. Follow. , ing the business session the second 5 round Of the setback tournamen, r between the local order and Session. , lodge of Forestville was played, with , the visitors winning. An entertain. ment was enjoyed. A sketch was put l on by Philip Russell. Louis Mead Charles klatt and Charles Living. ston.
 $ Recovers Car
 Raymond Curry of 199 BroaC
 street has recovered his automobii, g which was stolen from his garagt } Monday evening. The car was fount , abandoned in South Norwalk.
 The robbery was one Of the bold eSf atten,pfa1 bora i,, cor,,o ,;,,, o
 Early Monday evening. when 1t wa l. still daylight. number of mel : calmly walked up to the garage il :. the rear of the Curry home, openet l. the door, and drove the car out 0 the yard without any haste. Mrs {. Curry was at home at the tim, . while neighbors. seeing the mel 5 drive the car away, paid no atten tion to them. as they figured tha they were mechanics taking the ma y chine to be repaired. Mir Curry dis covered the theft and reported it tt the police.
 Piainyillc Briefs !. Miss Nellie E. Webster of Milford ). New Hampshire. is spending severa s days with Charles Webster Of Red |" stone hill.
 r Mrs. Patrick Gleason of Broa, 5 street is resting comfortably at tn : Bristol hospital, where she under tt went an operation.
 n Joseph Dugo, we'll known shoe \. maker, will leave tomorrow for
 weeks visit to Canada.