New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1919, Page 10

10 DLANS TO ATTEND TRADE CONFERENCE F. H. Johnston of This City Ap- pointed on Committee in Charge city Wood com- F. H. Johnston of this dent of the City Coal and pany and a director of the of Commerce America appointed a the committee of T ments presi Chamber ha the ar to ne held under Chamber St ade the auspices o merce of the lantic City, With the he will tails for the roreign number centers conference the United of of " Com At tes weelk September committe the de s of members of have charg a trip which the will VIso of men to a missions tako commercial ndustrial Besidoes committee Newport National Cl Chi of Johnston inctudes Homer L. New aniber; neral president Harry A o son, of the Wheeler Union ago, Vi company Lamont. New York, of & company: Edward A ton William Tilene's pany, and A. (. Beford chairman the Standard pany The United Commerce Filend Sons Now Oil com York, com- hamber the received Fra mis; States for con- nvited and England end is sponsoi ference e B to has from Ttaly country. and ptance gium this ce ions and 1o to ove the give the allied countries an opportunity, through ¢redited érican be done time on their *ehabilitation fvishes business gsted to zmn\ cient or goods } rchases money { The plan have between pointed all parts executive will be object of conference is named at thei to n ac- missions, to outline Am what ¢ the least s their hus busine men to bring about at possible and with the yn fun ness present resources Ame it the procure cr that wiil time to pay obtained have been in can to make possible for countries inter- dit accommoda- permit them suf- for raw materials here after turned men of here these the to organization of is and men general of the world committee of appointed committee >m this rrangements an, Bethel Assembly. hel Assembly has removed Main street, Hotel Bronson. services Sunday at 4 and I'iesday, Thursday and § p. m. All are welcome. The to ICast 30 b saturday m at \dvent Church. in charge of L. B. Giles, usual hours. 10:45 a Mighty Deliverc pastor’s ¢ at 12 People’s meetir subject “A Day of Pre- Prayer service § o'clock evening. All welcome. Services pastor, “God the school and m. Your 3. At 7:15, paration.” Th Bible 15 p. 6:30 p. irsday Swedish Elim Baptist. Sunday school session will be at 9:45. Mornin ate be followed by wd Lord's supper. Evening service be at 7 o'clock S held will the will sarvice baptism Peoplc’s Chu Rev. R. C. Steinhoff “Saints and Star morning service. meet at 12:15; at ple’s service; at The topic will be Wealth."” reh. will preach on the 10:45 Bible schcol will 6:30 Young Peo- 7, evening ‘““The Price at se; of True Stanley Memorial Church. The Sunday services will be held as usual, at 10 o'clock in the morning the Sunday school will meet. At the morning worship at 11, Rev. G. M Missirian, the pastor, will preach on “The Religion of Heart.” Miss Ruth Parsons will render the offertory solo. The Young People’s society will meet at the church at 6:30 p. m.,, and weather permitting, will hold an outdoor meeting on rby Notice the change in The dles' Aid society will hold their first meeting of the season on Wednesday afternoon at the church. All members and their friends are questel to be present, summer activity reports, soclal hour Wble. Trinity Methodist Services tomorrow a a. m. church Sunday school a. m. morning worship, the minister; 12 m., adult the church school: 7 evening The speak otz A cordial tended to all th ne time. re- bringing their to make the Church, follows: 9 10 sermon e 45 by of n., sses nday ) b ervice will Patri is ex- minister Mercer invitation srvices on “Cardinal mos Baptist church German 10 a. m,, m., morning tri-annual American during August evening service; lish. Church. school; 11:15 worship; report of convention of Germ Baptists held at Chic in German; report the cont St. Matthew’s Lutheran, Services in English at man at 10:45 e pastor at both. Sunday school the afternoon members of thew’s are invited sary services of Southington which founded the Rev 9:30, in Ger- will preach noon. In Mat- anniver- St attend the vears g Theo to churel in o was by Gros: First Church of Christ. Meorning worship, 11 a. m munion will be observed this sery lce. Music, prelude, alvado Federlein; anthem, “O, Lamb of God, Brewer; offertory, best | carliest | the | into ap- | from | il vice. | the | en | general | national | the | God nate,"” will Tt | chur cla niee South I t v e Sunc keey | tian of | “Jesus, Word ufl R e e ] pani lead i corn Pl 10:4 ink fron days 10 11956 i G P pastc 3¢ servi | come Reforn m., ¢ mun Al the day Tl r stree 1 high and hou from New side utes’ stree on 1 from start B 2:30. War all. of t Kinge ness. 10 the Biblc deav | Christ to L. Lead Tk ing 7 o’clock Sphere Activities.” Conf That and t 0l convenes e old-tinc attendance D, “Incar- services at in postiude The At Sunday unod; in Tours. menian afternoon A W evening will holc the parsonage \rmenian mion praye chapel Thursday Dr. Hill and M Sunday, ember depariments in th M. Maier's club will be observed M sivian commitied regu Thurs Women's servico t The held in at T:45 v will speak Rally day t S ch school 10 2. m and the Fellowship t the U ho St < Chy rirticth after inity. 7 10 a 1 holy rion n 11 b 1in church sehool: yer and sermon Cony Chureh, all depart worship with 0, organ in 10 morning yration of communion; 4 vinn-Porsian meetin ting 1 7:20, Ttalian ving at 15 union « st church chapel worship oung People's husing service, sery Next will be celebration in rvice lay m with the youn crvice in ving honor © men in s ptist Church. vorship, will Wil preach: 12 m eal Com With Him.” pastor, il k chool endenvor on How 1o Live Connolly Christian S rst er of ‘nee Church Christ. Scientist, 1 Park service Chin West Main Sunday norning subjeet, “Substs il b meeting at room 504, open to the publice daily noon to 5 p. m., except holi- Sundays. street nee.” Sunday Wed o'clock m ovening 8 room < building, V12 and Zion Church. morning worship: Sunday school; 6:30 p. 1deavor exercisc 4 evening The k at thesc topics. wel- A 15 a ) “hristia M. m., m., regul will ces on A1 worship. each of All are tion Lutherm h Sunday after m., Sunc ronfession; 10 Church. Trinity, Sept. 14, ay school; 10:30 a. 45 a. m., holy com ion Hartford Prayi l-day gathering of Bible Chr Band. helievers stianity, Sun- 14th, at the home of Allan Clark Ward, Main zton Center, on state way between Hartford New Britain. Trolleys run half- ly in the morning (22 and Hartford, and 7 and Britain), and ifternoon Leave cars at Willard's station, (first one this of Newington Center). 3 min- walk Go west on path to Main t and turn north to fourth eft. Twenty-two minutes’ cither city: 6 cent fare. from city hall shed, m. Gospel meetings, Luncheon at 1 p. 1 wishes to supply the food for Postponement a week in case stormy day. Owing to the cen- location, we hope for a large of those seeking first the God and Ilis righteous- iy in next, Sept ind Mrs, 1. Newir A\Y f 52 from Station house ride Auto Hartford, 10:45 and m. Sister lom of First Baptist Chur 15, preaching service, sermon by pa Rev Wm Ros L2 4., » school; 7 m., Christian topic. Living at. Companion; Him, TLuke 24 Connolly or, . En- With How 13 or meeting The Gr With er, (€] smmanucl Gospel Church. will ¢ and evening pastor mduct the morn- at 10:45 and subject: ““The of the Christian’s Life and its Evening “Our licts and Victories in This Life Determine Our Future Place Happine the Life Beyond.” services Morning subject : s in ional | s quarter-hourly in | Chris- | at | | | | | | | | | H { Monday BOSTON POLIGEMEN NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1919 4 p.om.; | Tuesday, night. Children’s meeting Tuesday Bible study, 7 p. m » meetir Thursday Strangers cordially invited CITY ITEMS for Tuesday the New Britain Main and Elm Lieut, Thomas H company No. b is ill aning in the hand was opening some army bacon when he cut his hand on some scrap irow attached. Tuesday blood poison- ' developed and yesterday he oft rayve. Watch at Cou morning spe Bargiun Advt. | cials Store, Sts. 0 Iingine with blood Some time ago he pois- ng was duty Harrison his youns in honor Master Morgan Holmes of entertained some of | home today 1y W his venth birthe of the war! the parade their names at city hall will meet at rooms than | cards, | vete take part hand *s office Canadian ans in in wish to uested who are rec to Mayor Quigle The committee the of it parade chamber night soldiers commerce Thus far more have mailed march. 100 promising to Superintendent of Schools S Holm Boston to secure new fill the those who resigned here. There Holy Name ciety Roman Catholic church at hall, Sunday cht at 7:30 Tomor will be Communion Sun- for the St. Mary's church The Jolly Whist its fall games Wed- | at the home of Mr: Glen street. John W. Allen following permits timated cost: T Awelling in severs teachers to positions will be a meeting of So St St of Mary n o’clock ow d men of original Twelve rt afternoon club will st nesday ames O'Brien of Building today granted totaling $10,000 1. Wilcox, $4,000 f Hillerest and Tulip streets: H. B, Moore, $6,000 frame dwelling on Park Drive, . Dohrenwend, huilder. Watch for Tuesday morning spe- at the New Britain Bargain Cor. Main and Elm Sts.—Advt. Inspector the as ¢ e cials Store, WITHOUT JOBS (Continued from First Page) licemen of the metropolitan and par force who refused to serve in Bo ton Wednesday night lost some of its strength with the return of duty of 26 of the officers and their acceptance of ignments to duty in the city. These officers patrolled beats in the South Boston distriet last night. Lieut. Vogel of the Metropolitan force said they were on duty to maintain law rather than to take the places of strikers. American Legion The Massachusetts American Legion today announced the adoption of resolutions declaring against sympathetic strikes in aid of the police as an abrogation of civil rights and liberty; indorsing the at- titude of Governor Coolidge and pledging him the support of the Mas- sachusetts branch in maintaining law and order Resolution. branch of the | MERCHAN TO MEET Mass Mecting Will Be Held Monday Evening to Decide On Closing. The committee appolnted by the mercantile directors met this morning | at-10-0’clock in the Chamber of Clom- merce rooms and made arrangements to invite every merchant in the city to | attend a general mass meeting at the | chamber rooms next Monday ening. The question of hours: of closing on Saturday, September 20, the day of the parade, will brought up at this time. A suggested schedule will be presented at the meeting and those that have different views regarding the closing on Saturday are particu- larly asked to cxpress their desires. matter will he voted upon by the hants as a whole and final deci- sion will vest in thir hands. The committee will enlist the aid of several merchants in their respective sections to sce that a full represent: tion D ent he ‘%%%%%%%%%%%% PERBBR B BB B BRI B | ed ' Giby | has { tended | deck's new spacious case | ehairman " GOMMITTEE APPOINTED Local Elks Will Be Active in Wel- come Home 1 ade Being Held Saturday. At the regular meeting of the New Britain lodge, No. 9 BUENONE the following committee wis appoint- by the cxalted ruler to arrange members of the lodge to in the Welcome Home parade held here next Saturday morn- Timothy W. O'Brien, chairman; T. Denby, Bugene J. Clerkin, Crean, B. W. Alling, Herbert Gilbert G. Yates, Thomas H Axel H. Rergendahl, Richard . Brown and Fred (. Walker, A mecting of the above committee been called for this evening at 9 o’clock in the regular meeting par- lors. All members have been urged to be present as matters of impor- tance brought up for di cussion arrangements made shortly for the march being ing Geor John J Pat n, must be and DANCE HALL OPENING Has Benefit Affair Hall. St. s Church Bardec! Pete in Nearly the 1,000 New Britainites at- opening of Philip Bar- dance hall on Arch street The new floor and the were inducements for lliked to dance to thor- oneself which was the who attended. The to prove a lively patrons of terpsi- last evening hall anyone who oughly with dance hall ought center [ local chore this winter Incidentally the Ly the propriefor night to St Peter's Men's society and the Chil- dren of Mary's society conducting the i B. Miller was general in charge of the dance while Mrs. Philip Bardeck ws treasurer. The Alpha String orches- tra furnished the music. CAPE Baker ment of his daughter, Dwight R. Capen. Miss Baker is known nurse of this city and has many friends among the young- er people. She is a native of Kin ton, N. Y. Mr. Capen is a native of New Britain and an ex-member of Co. I, 102d Infantry LEAVE ORPHANS SHOELESS Rumanian Army Under Guise of Mili- enjoy all hall donated last was s —BAKER. nnounces the engage- Ola E. Baker, BT to a well tary Necessity Requisition Boots From Asylum at Budapest. Advices of further tioning in Hungary by the Ru- manian troops of occupation were re- ceived today by the supreme council of the peace conference. On September 10 the reports the Rumanians requisitioned of shoes from the orphan asylum in Budapest. Of these the great bulk were shipped to Rumania, only about 8,000 pairs be- ing left in the orphanage. The ar- phanage society expressed the fear that these also would be taken under the guise of military requisitions, leav ing the arphans shoeless for the win- ter. Many other cases of alleged looting were reported to the council , Sept. 13 ACCEPT PROPOSAD, Detroit, Sept. 13.—The railroad ad- ministration will unreservedly accept the proposal of the United Brother- hood of Maintenance of Way Em- ployes and railway shop laborers for a new working schedule, according to a message read before a closed session of the organization’s session here this morning. This means, said leaders, t there of the 6 one of the union will be no strike members. - Hour, Day or Night & HAFFEY, UNDERTAKERS Myrtle Street. Lady Attendant—IEree Use of Chapel, d Office: TEL. 778-12 NEW STYLES FOR FALL Union 5, 10 & 15¢ Wall Paper Company Selling Wall Paper at'these three prices, 5¢, 10c, 15¢ has made us the largest Wall Paper dealers in the world, with a large store in twenty cities. We have no competi- tors. Where else except at one of our stores is high grade Wall Paper sold at 5c, 10c and 15c per roll? Thirty Tons of the new expensive Fibre Blend, Oat- meal Blends, Varnished Tiles, Grass Cloths and all grades of fine Wall Papers. : We have the new styles for fall now on display at all our stores and you cannot pay more than 15¢ per roll for papers that should sell up to $1.00 per roll. If you want to pay more never change Un on 5, 10 & 15¢ Wall Paper Co. go elsewhere. Our prices 308 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn. | PERSONALS street has roturned - to seminary, Hartford. 699 St. anley Thomas' Globe Clothing House Inc. ESTABLISHED 1886 Henry Nilsen and Iiddie Kalin will leave Monday for Middl shury collego Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden, pres- ident of the International Sunshine society, while on an automobile trip | through Connecticut this week, called on Mrs. John Pinches, 10 Em- mons Place, on business connected with the state convention which is to be held in New Haven, Séptember 30. Mrs. Pinches fs corresponding secre- tary of the state assoclation. Herman Kopf will return next weelk to resume his studies at Lake Forest academy, Lake Forest, 111 We have the Leatherized Suit for Boys, lined with real leather where the wear, POLICE CHIEF “FIRED."” Macon, Ga., Sept. 13.—FPolice Chief who has been charged with sympathizing with riotine union strik- ers in the cotton mill troubles here | was today given three hours in which to resign his office by the civil service commission. comes, beautifully patterned and a brand new idea. Shown here and here alone in this city, $12.00 up. : Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Will give you complete satisfaction. FALL STYLES OF MEN’S HATS $3.50 NO H. S, SSEMBLY. There will be no assembly held at the High school until the work of in- stalling the new fireproof i completed. At p t the one staircase which can be us this would be unsafe In case of fire. The new staircases will be completed | within three or four weeks. ——— TOO DLATE FOR CLASCTFIOATION Lire FOR SALE model 90, Overland A-1 club 9.4 country condition. Tel. 9-13-1dx WANTED—Position farm fore- man. Dairying a specialty. Life ex- perience, age 40. Box 202 East Be lin 9-13-1dx as WANTED—Young, refined couple de- sire ane or two furnished or unfur- nished rooms with board or four room unfurnished apartment in the vicinity of West Main and Grove Hill. Address Herald, Box 26WX. 9-13-1dx YOUR OWNHOME | SHOULD BE DAYS OF RENT INCREASES Special Closing-()ut Sale 'ORCHARD HEIGHTS Until Monday Night PRICES FROM ONLY $68 TO ONLY $299, FOR 50 FOOT DOTS. THE FIRST CONSIDERATION IN THESE You can now own a piece of this earth, as a very small deposit secures your lot, balance on BASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS with NO TAXES OR INTEREST FOR TWO YEARS, THE MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION has given a splendid start to those desiring their OWN HOMES, and under their co-operation and as- sistance to the Working Man, several hundred houses will be built in this city. REMEMBER Each House Built LESS LOT that can be purchased—so get in on the ground floor now—at these very lots will be worth " . leaves just ONE low prices, for when the trolley is extended (and this extension is assured) from $600 to $700. these YOUR SHARE WILD COME—IF YOU GET IN NOW ON THE GROUND FLOOR. FORTY-FOUR (44) LOTS SOLD LAST WEEK Shows we have the goods. Water pipes now being laid in Roosevelt street. | TwoHundredFifty Dollars ($250)In Gold Free} For first house built this fall. Free drawing of beautiful prescnts Saturday and Sunday afternoons. One look at the level fertile soil at OROCHARD HEIGHTS and you will want to own some. South Prop- erty situated corner of Rocky Hill Ave.. and South St., adjoining New Britain Machine Co.’s St. plant. | f i THE BODWELL REALTY CO. |} Nat’l Bank Bldg. Phone 1801. F. E. Crandall,Mgr. New Britain’s Permanent Development Company, whose work increases the value of every Property and Section of the Oity in which we operate. Cardinal Mercier) —Patriot— The Minister’s Subject Sunday Evening - 7:30 | TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH ;f