New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1920, Page 2

! | bas's Day: $:30 s . boly commun- | day school; 10:45 m.. mernmg |the communion ad on “Immor- | | jon. worship. The Laut league will | tal Love.” Sundas ool will meet ! o meet Thursday eve at 12 noon: . E. at 6:45 | Swedish Lutheran Church. o’'clock, topic, 3 le Reading | " here will be communion services Christian Scicnce Church. Will Do For 1 Pastor will lead. s o ( worrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at| Sunday service at m.. sub- | Girls Scouts will meef on Monday (FX0e | » th sw h Lutheran church. The | Ject od the Only C; E and Cre- |and Boy Slouts on Tuesday evening i) L sixty-seven boys and girls |ato nday school : .lat 7:15 o’cloek. On Thu N | _— e re confirmed Is day, u.n,\ ay cvening meeting & ling at $ o'elock, Sunday s vi ’ ‘ 2 the class tomor ht, with | 2 ¢ . {give an entertainment in the church. N I A Will Speak Tomorrow—Other ... i s e e BTG fate. | Senbeam ; . s be od 1 , | Trinity Methodist Episcopal Cly club will meet om Pri evening at $ Kokt 4 H H 9:45 a. - sions of the 7 o'clock. Choir rehearsal on § P ™ Church Notices ; Sjebint { ners. . Junior, _ intern | day night. : ; e < i tand senior dey ments of the church % school o el i : p Midd 10:45 u. w.. morning worship and | 3 avis will - At 10:45 o'clock, morning worship: SEASONABLE HARDWARE AT "\t the Bwedish Bethuny church rh 3 , “Forty Children’s We mon by Rev. H. L. MILLS STORE will " which is to be the 3 tos et *"The ChYld in 3t GARDEN SEED communion ~. The morni ubiles service for the man’s Home . Al Bible’ school. The v ) WINDOW SCREENS E p sollowed Missicnary society; 12:15 m., sessions B on of the Brotherhood N NGES b GARDEN HOSE (Best Brands) meeting Rev. G of the adult a riments of the 3 p. m., Russian service; 7 p. E ! , $8. TO $30.00 will be in charze church school: 6:45 p. m., meeting of ' m., Young Pcople’s service, consecra- ASS CATCHERS afternoon 3 the church school league: 7:30 p. m., :tion mecting, lead Mrs. A, H. PYROX PARIS ARSENATE LEAD, ETC., ETC. ) tomorrow evening, there SEBELEBBLHBBHHOHGEDE oo # regula) evening service. The public Parker, Thur mid-weck 0 u m chureh school; 5 a. m., eelebratin the fortieth anniversury of 'm., marning worship 11 a. m., sermon W hat ading Will Do for | jovels A bangiet will be miven fol- | mect at 1 p. m. A meeting for - | the home of Mrs. W. Traut. Friday—The Junior Aid soviety | sjonary society will meet Tues el {i% cordially invited to these services. |service, conference on “The Church ° south Chiurel { Monday—Reg monthiy meeting and the Child.” rot noot. | °f the W. F. M. 8. to be held at | —— A :16 o'l miitmitaniachool 15 (i rar A ke TANT iaainbire Kot _ REOTY 1 membere aae 0 ) First Church of Christ. [ an-Persiun Christiun Endeavor: {the Woman's Home Missionary so- | “Spiritualisth and Immortality™ by ! » >, ) g Jus” P11 101. leaders. lowed by an entertainment. \the mothers of the city will be heid nold Hull and Anderson: Wednesday —Regular monthly meet- | in the First Church chapel, Monday any trolley after 5:30 p. m., and | Philuthea class: 10:45 a - mOrn- | terested friends are urged to attend [Ing worship, Dr. Hill will preach: | Tyesday—Mother's birthday party | The church school meets at 10 a. d 6 ” ot & ardware 336 Main Street 3 rian-Persian wors ciety. ineluding members of the W. Prof. Paton 2 e T ¢ | e i et 0 T T T e a9 e S a0 0008000800000 T g Italian worship. - por | N8 Of the W. FL M. S at 3 p. m. ey S v. m., to consider organ- : - Monday 30 p. m., Picnic supper ) Thy eday—Regular mid-week serv- Motherhood club. H fall.M d . {of the Young Woman's Auxiliary at|ice ot 7:45 p. my. ! R e ' Thme ot ors! aae, our I awn - : - > ks will hold their first annual banquet. ; evoning 7:30 p. m. All membe > READY-FOR-SERVICE \ op at Wooster station Yieni€ fin the Baraca room of the chureh, at | urged to 1 csent as important bus- sthes willl be worn and It e we- | - he churcli. at jurged to be present as imy OwWers (S y Ao gees 2 7 p. m. { ines: ill be discussed and work of ’ Cl home at auested that nembers bring - their e s o b testatorad. Wosuan Men’s othes At j See if they nced sharpening or repai —— ar to be E pome site ! A mite-hoxes. A cordial invitation is Colored Baptist Mission. . & p. m., Girl Scouts; 7:30 p. m., ing, also Shears, Axcs, Knives, Sa o by it § f extended 1o young women of the par- Welcome Baptist Misston (colsted). | Juniar <3 5 B ; -evening. P C D. Eto. : 2 f ish Sunday service hour has been '7:45 p. m., in the South church chapel 20 Per Cent.Discount Z p call on R 5 p.om., a meeting of MOthers | changed from 3 to 8:16 p. m.. at the Union Mid @eek service. Topic, 1' all Mr Frl k.—advt L+ g I be held in the First church {German Baptist church, Elm street. ! “Characteristics of His Teachin What we want you to keep in | | o wape! to talk about forming A | ey, J. M. Patterson of Hartford will | Friday, . m., Boy Scouts. mind about this sale is that the || REAR 31 GREENWOOD ST, p No. 12 JOHN B. JACOBS Mothers’ club in this city. All moth-| pregch on ““Three Essentials to Con- | ay. 2:30 p. m., Brownies. very finest things in our stock Telephone 153-12 ek 5 S ers are Invited sist in Christianity.” : are included. That's why we church - Tuesday—7:30 Boy Scouts sl = e D mention the above Horsfall- pt Wa A o Nieed ot (e Tace i Wednesday—3 p. e 4 Emmanuel Gospel Church. made Clothes, because you'll not | ! - A the events Sulieet i b ) > Mis : At 3:30 o'clock on Saturday after- | find their equal in woolens or Bluous, Puse at s »t the Blood t Voman's associa- | noon 3 Bible and missionary confer- | A.B f workmanship outside of high- : \ ) o i n will ‘\I]""“ "“"":x°'\l‘:':"‘ ence will begin and continue through | reak ast zrade custom clothes. pe mude | conjunction with the Pe al As ’ gt | Sunday evening. Saturday afternoon | = o by hand on the n of the | ety ‘H o :' e S will tell “Life Stories of Nagve ' (ho speakers will be Rev. Richard Dlsh Of tha-t p":::i,':?' ¥ Ipers Miss Stella Yeamans will | gearr Rev. J. C. Harrison, Rev. O. R el A Al women cordially invited: | paimer. Pastor O. 1. Palmer of | sustaimngfood— oy 0 1. m., prayer meeting at the Er- | phjjagelphia will give a series of | pn | enthusiastic over his by de- | = win Home led hy Rev. J. L. Davis of ’ i “Per: People's Charch of Christ bedong g ey Bible studies on the Person and 1 Sunday Bervices: 10:15 a . he Methodist church. | Work of the Lord Jesus Christ” a- =| u " | 4 . . church | ziven in the Gospel of John. Oiher orvice; 10:45 m preaching | 24018 5 i Bendv echaot N speakers will be Rev. J. C. Marrison. e R T T hor.” The wublect of | es. - Barors Soomes st s | provides full The g Ve FUES R St ; Masmirec fovmien. r ok Mee | strength for TukeHorsfall \ . work. omqasm U] in the resls of liver deraagement the suils orge H. | S Mark's Charch. rs with children under five are i 4 idly invited. Please have the Stanley 1 iren bring their missionary mite- TR Pemstilp en Sunday ! Trlal proves_ Purely vegatabla. _Plain or Sugar Coated, | SALE nday after Trinity 7:30 . nunion; 9:30 chuich B P e S A untiy at 10:45 iock, Holy Communion 93 ASYLUM STREET 00 YSARE QONTINVOUS S ymmunion and ser e ety sl P s D " 3 mm SR Y S L will be » Iministered. All the members mms akeasan HARTFORD. 1580 & S, Philaduiphi X vday .‘\. ning | : 3 in o' community and elsewhere are “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” ed until further F.oW aefer, pastor. The First | cordially requested to be present. G 11, 8t. Barna- | Sunday after Trinity. 9°30 a. m., Sup- § M. Missirian, the pastor, will deliver | Mr wore | Thursday mid-week praye service. I | | ~ E4 | A Real Estate Board| a selfish combifavion T9R the incyeasing of brokers’ fees or commissions, but rather for the purpose of standardizing, wherever possible, the trans- and the safeguarding of the_igferests of clients who are buying or selling real estate. ! Extracts irom the Constitution of the New Britain Real Estate Board OBJECTS Good Faith of Members ’g\ekobject of tl’:is Boardlis to establish andrstandardize the business of Real Estate rokerage, so that it shall obtain and hold thy confidence and respect of both own- i i ers and purchasers; to maintain the dignity and responsibility of its members in their [ BYIey Sutuwins e by sy meembes of this Boend in duty to the public; to institute rules for uniform: commissions, customs and practices | the course of any negotiation shall be made strictly in so far as t.hegl' may be reasonable; to cultivate ana enforce fair dealing and foster . . good ;iellows lip among itn-l members in their businesof buying, selling, renting and good faith and be true to the best of his knowledge and managing real estate and loaning money thereon; t& provide an organized center of : 3 ing- effort for adequate and economic civic development; to procure just and even taxa- | e’ s Sy memor e Sual wtully = knwrioe tion; to promote such a system of law and administaition as shall protect our citi- ly deceive or mislead, touching any matter or thing re- zens, encourage industry and attract the desirable population to which our condition 5 . S 2 entitlles us; to especially guard and advance the interests of real estate ownership lating to any bargain or negotiation, shall be liahle to ex- :::I ci(i;'wholds and to devise, advocate and support legislation calculated to improve pulsion from the Board. o . pwing named realty business men of New Britain subscribe to the constitution of the Board and assert their intention to practice the principles enum- support the fundamentals of strict honesty, integrity and square dealing with the public:— brahamson The W. L. Hatch Co. P. J. Murray & Co. D. A. Riley Home Banking and Realty Co. New Britain Farm Agency Schultz & Costello H. D. Humphrey T. W. O’Connor B. Solomon ate Co. Hardware City Co-op. Ass'n, Inc. Parker & Deming J. J. Watson Hardware City Loan Co. Geo. A. Quigley ideht, W. L.-Hatch Executive Committee Publicity Committee 2-President, Harry Hancock T. W. O'Connor, P. J. Murray F. W. Holmes, H. W. Hatch y=-Treasurer, C. Wilson Wm. Dunn T. W. O’Connor or the Profection of fhe Public agd, We Ask for Your Go-operation