New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1920, Page 2

y‘As the pctor ites It n tho doctor asks you honl o Harity of your bearing on the preserip- i ale = ol another person wouldu't renson. also why eript are ption Department. THE 71 Main Street eresting News Item ok Ago & man who s known (0 thousands of untecred the walted state- until he buy s, I can any 1 know than In Street, Hartford, to Buy Our Kind.™ n exactly as it bs 1 Church otices Aay—10:15 a. m., pr morning wr wche = yor service, 1000 rahip, 12:15 p. m evangelistic Taylor of Kast both The ing will be Freedom peak at morning rvices usual y ombined with t servi p. m rvice Swedish Lt n Church, Sunda oois meet at ALl will childre please the There Sunday vices during” July and Saturday will ha no Emmanucl Gospel Church, 10:15 m “ and 10:45 fee; 12:15 a. m p. m praise voeting hing serv wlay school; 6 meeting P servic H. S A Bible and Mission wol, New York, will th servi f p.om children's meeting: 7:15 p Bible Wednesdny, « ge Thi Young Peoplys m., evangelistic ) m., Tuesday tudy: 8§ p. m meeting 15 p. m mid-week meeting sday Trinity Methodist Episcol 945, summer session morning worship lee; 1215 m meet for Bible vl lepartr study Staniey Memorial € Sunday school at worship the Morning Tisstrian, T'he pastor, will preach on Fathers and the Mo ern Church M i M Nor rom will sing the off solo P N« E. will be Waln 1 park h loeal C. B Unlon at 6:30 p. m All are dially invited Pilgrim rtory held at in eonjunction wi cor- First Baptist Church. Morning worshiy 10:45 inion service of the Cong regational, Cenn ter, South nnd First Baptist churches. Bible school, 15; Russian 3 Thursday, 7:45, service, p. m mid-weck service . Mark's Church. Sixth Sunday after Trinity communion 7:30; morning prayer sermon 11, by Rev. H ton, D. D, Holy and Codding- Colored Mission, The Colored Baptist Mission hold its regular service 8:16 p. m. in the church on Elm street. Rev. J. M will Sunday at German Baptist Wil Close All Day July and Aug. ITEMS rfing on your vaecation mld malled to you. 18 to shore or mountains. Family circle of St h will have an outing, Savin Rock agents Stetson Co.—advt Living Shall Never Die" and scriptually given by of New York at the ter In Hartford, Sunday, der auspices of the 1. B on free has removed his plating Church street to his at 28 Harvard street d Arnold of Main Ruh Keehner of ' giving a house party d Country home at m shoe: d maple syrup. Me st Main street.—advt . John Hilton of Church ne to Hrandon, Vt., to ther and siste: THE USE OF GAS IS [ECESSARY. of coal and ol used in re of gas s becoming seriots ench day due of transportation and Jpns over which we have ipments of oil are com Yary slowly and we are BuRicient coal for 4 our reserve supply Is Theso conditions are not ist throughout the coun- hopeful that conditions e but feel that the time b let our customers know uation and ask them to in the use of gas—New Light company. —advt "M WILL FILED, of the late Joseph Unkel- for probate today, pro- his entire estate, both real I, shall go to his wite, ihe is named executrix of hout bonds. The docu rawn July 3, 1916 our Need Strength; There Women iIn This City Tell You That Nothing Inol to Create Strength would just stop and thelr weak, sickly con- ually caused by under and pood blood, they ediately begin to look for medy to restore normal Vinot pale helped so n this e old- n we belleve that remedy for weak because it has women right he cause it contains famous tonic ingred- to medicine, as onn be ing the formula, which is ted on the label, many ecess In this ety prove unusually good remaedy. Patterson will preach. Subject, “Sow- ing and Reaping.” We invite the public to worship with us. Christian Science Church, Sunday wervice at 10:4 m. Sub. ject, “Swcrament.” Sunday school at m.: Wednesday evening meet- ing at § o'clock Gospel Ca Gospel camp m nNE* going on at White Oak. Meetings, Sunday, 10:30 a. m, nd 7:30 p. m. and every evening at 7:45 p. m. Take either Plainville or Meriden ears and get off at White Oak station. Evangelist John . Jacobs in tharge Meetings. oM 10:45 a. m ship Zion Church. sermon “Jesus As a by the p. Subject Personal Friend.” 12:30 p. m., Sunday school; 6:30 p. m., the Christian Endeavor will met with its newly clected president Mrs. Lil- 7:456 p. m., the evening subject will be “The Teading Up to Christlan Church.” Han L. Green The Awakening Choruses the Established All are welcome services Advent Church. Preachi at Giles usual hours by Morning, 10:45 Ject, “1 # Kindness of the mighty.” Bible school and adult classes at 12:15 p. m. Evening serv- ice beginning at 7 p. m. Prayer meet Thursday evening at ing 8 o'clock VIM BIG SE t. onessa, proprietor of the Stution, and one of the automobile dealers almost claim that he as many delivery trucks in New Britain in the past two years as iy other concein Mr. Paonessa has been a it is that ho has sold Vims to all progressi A, M City Service most progressive in this eity has wsold ked how ctically » store keepers, milk salers, plumbers, etc. His answer is this: The Vim truck is a truck that needs no introduction in this town The units on the Vim are made right, not for pleasure and speed, but fo servies and endurance The Vim truck today is most eflicient delivery car in the United States. There are other rea- wons why every business man should choose a ¥im delivery for his busi- Our Vim experts are at your and our parts department is equipped with almost any part sired.—advt the fore- ness servics Office Hours Changed Through the issuance of an order at the New Hritain Machine company's plant yesterday, the despaiching office of the productian department will commence duties at 7 o' ck in the morning henceforth, instead of at 8 o'clock. as has been the custom in the past. But one department of the clerical forces. the despatching de- partment, is affected by the change MAY HAVE VICTORY MEDALS. Recruiting Bergeant Gormley has beon supplied with maps and data to assist ex-soldiers in fillinz out applications for Vietory medals and will dispenss formation n( his Main street office. The applications must be sent through the centinl oMee at Hartford, however, alatol o dodde ) 1-2 Pint" 1 Pint Ladies, Get o £ & & & ¢ Herbert g Hardware Store WEEK-END OUTINGS Season in Fuall Sway—Four uled for Today and Tomorrow— Wather Conditions Favorable. The blast and this city season for picnics is going full firnishes iis quota day, and week-end. cekers ally of pleasure esp are every more every There four large picnics this and numerous small church week-end The Stanley Memorial mem- bers started out at o'clock today for Colt's park, Hartford, All mem- bers of the church and people in the vicinity of the church were invited The party left on a special trolley and automobile trucks, The annual outing of the Landers Frary and Clark Girls’ club took place this afternoon at Savin Rock, about 60 girls attenaed, going there in automobiles furnished by the con:- ny. A shore dinner is the feature the outing The Burritt Grange pienic tomorrow at the home of H. S Quarter. The annual will hold its evening at 6 o'clock Blake of Stanley outing of the Lady Turner’ society will be held tomorrow at Weigand's Grove. Jitney busses will convey the picnickers from the end of the Arch street trolley line to the Grove where refreshments will be served. It is expected that practically the entire membership of the organ- ization will be on hand. City Property to Be Vacated Within Month In accordance with orders from the health superihtendent, tenants of city praperty place have been ordered to vacate within one The City Hall commission is considering leasing the buildings for uses other th that of dwelling houses. Two offers have been made, ane by George LeWitt for $1.500 a year for 25 years, ahd one by Berko- witz and Mag for $1,500 a year for a like term on Washington month GENUINEE. Z. SEAL FRUIT JARS GOOD LUCK RINGS TINNED WIRE JAR HOLDERS “EASY SEAL” PRSVETALH LGS VSCSSTLIIOBOT ones. | | 1ast week while McCormack was pro- 1 Quart 2 Quart the Genuine AMERICAN England. L. Mills 336 Main Street L L L book at once. { BOY THIEF DRAWS 60 DAY SENTENCE Bogdanski Plcads Guilty to Theft of on hand. DRAFTS Suit of Clothes and Two Gold Watches., Jail sentences of 30 days on each of ' two counts were Imposed by Judge 8. W. Alling upon Boleslaw Bogdanski, efed, 18, today for the theft of a sui | of clothes, valued at $14, and two watches valued at $15. The suit was the property of Guy McCormack and was stolen from the Palace theater ducing a vaudeville act, while the watches were the property of the J. ! A. Makowski company of 57 Broad street. Both watches and the suit were recovered by Detective Sergeant A. J. Richardson Entrance to the Palace ' theater dressing rooms was cffected through a rear door, the accused tald Sergeant Richardson. The watches were taken | GEO. A. 297 Main Street after a large plate glass window had | been smashed by the use of a chisel. When Prosecuting Attorney George W. Klett asked the accused if he was working, he replied: “I'm not; I'm here.” -, Steamship Tickets To All Parts of the World Where a Steamship Sails We Can Book You TOURS The Most Complete Steamship Ticket Agency in New Owing to the Heavy Travel to Europe it is advisable for those who desire August or September passage to We will help you with your Passports. Applications REMITTANCES TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES Expedited Through Our Own European Offices MAIL and CABLE MONEY ORDERS to all parts of the world at minimum Rates. FOREIGN MONEY Bought and Sold at Current Rates. QUIGLEY New Britain, Conn. A nolle was entered by the prose- cutor in the case of Wilmot H. Binn, charged with reckless driving and with passing a standing trolley car. Binn, although arrested on the charges, was not the driver. 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