New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1920, Page 5

NEW FEBRUARY 21, 250 400 450 400 400 900 00 30 30 9 0 400 B S0 Foletelelatotototototoletotetetotototio 8 5 30 ; K& T B £ '—BURRITT S Corner Main and Church Streets =29 THIS bank is growing very fast. It opened 1,325 new accounts last year and has opened 309 so far this year. We want to make it 2,000 for 1920. Open an account with us and help us grow. By so doing you will not only help US to g-ow but wili grow your- self in independence and security against possible hard luck in the future. A savings bank account stands first as an element of safety azainst possibilities of accident, sickness of any cause which temporarily or permanently stops your income. : This bank is open SATURDAY EVENINGS from 7:30 to 9, and every week day except Saturdays fiom 9 A. M. % to3P.M. Saturdays from9 A. M. to 12 M. fetetotototototetotototaletoletotetolateatoiaRelefete Rogedopeli 2 2 8 37 3; 40 & it 5y o2 ave oX. ¥ 23 o ! WAS Church v | Notices ? school; 10:45. morning wo . sermon by the pastor, A S 5 Possibil- | ity.” 12:10, \ssyrian-Pe; 6 p. m., Assyrian-Pe; worship g . | § : & & -] ® p. m., Christian Endcavor soviety —_— e s $ 3o Voo ¢ 8 5% :, “Heroes and Heroines I IHav H : i 3 % Admired.” -, Ciifford Back- | i i : L , s at the close of the service; 1:30, first of « | ies of Lentca recital-services in g E : : s which the music will be the prominent H ; koo i element. Dr. Hill will begin a cour 3 : v T 1z Sunday cve B i g B0, 4 { § tanding coramittee | / % o oL 3 : l l U meetin ‘h office; Tuesda ; : i i 5 6:30, supper and meeting of the | Lok e = : i - Brotherhood. Tollo the supper E. A. Moore will give cssions of China™; Rtk Sy S = = - % : A CITY SERVICE STATIO 2nd senior departments of the church | % A Ce LTI 4 _,/oé‘j school, their parents and friend = : : ¢ : X Beautiful pictures of the Scu of Gal- 1 3 " < R i ilce and ihc country around, with 3 o e Hartford Ave. and Stanley St' talk on scenes and incidents con- | : # * pected with these places. T‘l:: :1;:;11\& for Sunday morning will B | a i Chas. T. Nowland, Sajesman % P g orel: | rior vie >f hal] in which rears mngs e room today S o e . : 2 30 i : re when W ston kson; offertor Penitent,” Jpe s £ Ll attended, care b becn A- M. Paonessa, Pl'op <olo for bass an de Water: H i ashi n owe 1e1aber B 3 preserve 2r) 1t was san postlude, “Andante (Sonata 1 ! ) by Mendelssohn. The wmusic for S vening will be as follows: - - Q. i A PEeh CLELEG Herhas Hasl fo o ‘,0,,:?: fototototetefotototototototogotade] Elysium” (Orpheu , “Lord of All . i bl - ! ’ Starting New Service lo for alto, 2 atronded gt choir, Little: postlude, “Mar by Lemmens, Another thing George Washin Geotaciopibookalon Bt | — must be given ciedit for, and 3 e <t Church of Christ. he always knew how hc stood tina ‘hurch school mects a. | cially. If he was getting ahcad. m Morning wership 11 a . B. knew it f e wasn't, he bnew t mon by Prof. L. B. Paton. 2 s 0. 5 b he by Mandel The adult Bik 2 f S m.. child hurch school 12:15 . .. Bible study ¢l Young Pcople’s cvening service, & p. ’ 5 . m.. m people of the church s prayer < and community united. Mrs. Spragu . class Monday, 7:30 . T Methodi-t Chuarch, 2vening. $:30 p..m ¥ 3 Church § ay school 9:45 a an's Home Missl 'y will & adult cl have a supper. 5 re- S PR L Roads Seem Pressed Flat By and the mid-week i G | R e | e Wonderful New Triplex Spri e , L ott w meclon e | G /onde ew I riplex Springs South church Tht i 2 Reformatio 30, a t . Vil @ 5 2 2 e the Young People of the South : F. W. Schaef. < 5 LD R wice Penniless, He . First churches will give dramatic | confession un- ! | for & f e i Is Now A Millionaire | HE wonderful Tnplex ease of control and low fuel readin The Story of David.” The s i 1 ’ : st i 2 5 & stories will be given : : ; SRR T i L i ) Springs of Overland 4 ef- and tire expense of 100-inch Thursday during the Lenten son. "1 ay cvening, Lenten serviees 3 5 2 DRI I - - s g 50 p. m.. Homy Misstonary | : s o Bencon fect such a change in riding wheelbase. The cateche will cet | 3 { € 2 - " o 4 A Tuoday - e ) i) » om hie natis i comfort that !:ad roads now Equipment, uding A nce Church. SialoCh. A tor g A S oo tdavortoe) seem to ride like good roads. Li ¥ 5 G 3 > Chr The Luther league will meet Thurs- | B : Bl TG e S i i ite starting and lighting and Seet aeab e ; di';‘"‘r\ple':‘]', il e T (| S Lo 1 : || himself & ) or where | Overland 4 has the steadiness three-speed transmission, is nd gie e e P RS s of larger cars of long wheel- high class, in keeping with the at § o'clack. The reading room Assembly Service § Fowings me 120 - to Oy base, with the light weight, general character of the car. 304 National bank building. 1s The Pen wstal full i 2 3 G b Vi | pen to the public daily execept hol- bly are holding thelr i nd Sunda rom 12 noon until ea hall, 90 Arch & nday ” v oat First Baptist Church. meeting at Morning worship. 10:45. sermon by | ter street, u le us Christ the Rev. William Ross 5 Bible | same yesterday and forever, to anucl Gospel Church school and Brotherhood cla .. | save and to heal. Therefo 11 those 1o . pri aned praise s sian service: T p. m., Y > Peo- | that are sick came or bri them to 5 1 Pl service. subject. “Chris: > our mectings: we will pray for thei ca aking cipleg in Industry lcader, Clifton | healing according to thie scriptures. ibulation:™ McHenna w., Youn Mednesday. -:30, sewing meetling Swedish Lutheran Church. for the women of the church and Swedish vices wiil be lield Sun-} congregation. day at 10: a. m. and 7:30, p. m \ { . Thursday, 7:45, prayer and praise | There will be communion t ¢ A A ;i > 3 i > 4 Pcrvice morning. Thurs - evenir he ¥ | Pcople will visit and give : = : H iR W 0 D » MANROSS AUTO CO. = 16:15 a. m., prayer servic 5 | estville leave New bl 1 s 1 Iz | : i e. m., preaching sarviee; 12: by train at 2 veni o . 3 - v s } s = t 9 : Sunday school; 6 r\ m.. o T30, reheursal. - 2 ing G e ¢S Phone 2227 139 Arflh Sareet ple’s meeting: 7 p\ m.. ev: Linvifed and requeste i ] will sleb e ’ { service. William F. ¥Hilton will speak anley Memor at the morning servige The meo & worship at Stanley