New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1920, Page 3

Notices Harrison to Speak. Pastor F. H. Harrison of Brooklyn, N. Y., will speak at Foresters’ hall, WOpening Display i~ == i s and Sale of e | Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Garments " For Children Sizes 0 to 10, Made with and without drop seat 4 From $1.10 to $2.15 a garment. Get your supply now and be prepared for the cold nights that are fast ap- proaching. MoOALL GOODS Are Ready for You. PASTOR HARRISON, International Seats auspices of the Students’ Association. No collection. under Hble free First Baptist Church. Monday worship 10:45. Sermon by | Wm. Ross Bible school Nussian service o 3 p m.; Young People's service o'clock Tuesday, Hartford association s Haptist church; Thursday, 7:45, week service. the Rev 12:15 ULLA & NIV TSRS R YOUR PAIN RELIEF Jlfi¥ one trial convinces you Sloan’s Liniment helps drive away rheumatic twinges HY endure pain when you know Sloan’s Liniment will relieve it A promptly? It couldn't remain the World's Linimert for 38 years if it " wasn't highly beneficial in relieving rheumatic aches, stiff joints, muscles, lumbago, neuralgia, strain ul exposure to weather result Penelraes without rubbing, leaving 8 p stained skin, clogged pores, musei- ..14 A pain and dache liniment that s alone in doinr what it is meant Fo do. Get a buttle today and keep r 35¢., 7 Sloan’s .. $1.40, ing Liniment mid- First Church of Christ. The church school at 10 a ly day by de- All members be preseht at this opening school; 11 a. m., morn- Communion will be ob- sption of members by adult Bible classes, 8 p. m. an important standing committee; 5 p. m, Girl Scouts: Fri- m., Boy Scouts. Sunday, promofon day of the church be held in the church at partments m urged to service of the ing worship rerved and re the minister 2:16. Mon of the 26, school will 12:16 p. m. Science Church. Sunday service at 10:45 a m., sub- Ject, “Matter.” Sunday school at 9:45 1. m.; Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock Christian Stanley Memorial Church. The regular church services will be Sunday school ind the morn- Rev. G. M sumed on \ At 10 0'Cuek worship at 10:45 the pastor, will preach on Master-Key.” The even- will begin in October People’s Church of Christ. SBunday, 10:15 a, m., prayer serv- 10:45 m., morning worship. Sunday school 6:00 p m.. | Young People’'s meeting, 7.00 p. m evangelistic service. Dr. John I M ssirian, ¢ Keep 11 handy Henderson will preach at the morning ith, the Ing service I ) ind evening services. Tucsday even- | 7:46 p. m. cott meeting at | M o] ' the home of Rev. L. South High street . ) gy € €| | Johnson on g, T7:46 | Your Skin With |/ V 12:1 even- | p. m. mid-week prayer in Morn- Need of | nd adult | at | Services hours, harge of L at 10:45 Hour."” es at 15, prayer At B:00 o'clock Ing the ng Soclal evening 12:16 b W's Pr ervice on Thursday Trinity Methodist € Opening of the fall the Sunday mary rch. and terms of school pr ments ners, senior mee m at Eveni Mornink worship and preachi 10:45 Mr Da will ch, and his ubject will The Church Fleld But a ice at 7.30 p | 1n 8in?" ix the on Sin Mot hodist We depart- Adult at ice m pastor, P be Foree m. The first of a series of wer: mons The Scho re Churel e will meet Sunday m. after ummer vacation I Welcome Baptist ™ aptist Mission will | hold a tomorrow at 3:00 p. m. | at the German Baptist church Mission. ome rally St Mark's (n Sixteenth Sunday 7:30 a m., Holy Communion Communion of the Daughiers of the King; 9 m., church school; 11 a. m., morning prayer and sermon | by Rev. R. F. Dixon of Woltville, | Nova Scotia; Tu ST | Matthew's day; 9 Holy | Communion roh. Trinity Corpo- ) most fascinatingly fragrant healthful of all powder per- Antiseptic, prophylactic, do fragrant and refresh- itis an ideal face, skin, baby| dusting powder. Convenient 30 a sday, Sept 30 a. m, e formati 16th Sunday m., Sunday school; 10:45 a. m., | | a. m., con- Holy Commun- the class of home of Miss 68 South street 1920 will me: it Mildred Peterson, South Congr Sunday—10:45 RBermon by the school: 7. Christian Topie, Summer Gleanin member ix asked to b £ A Ing.” a quotation dent Monday—7:45, tonal Church. morning worship church society Each “glean< an inci- pastor: 1 Endeavor verse, or meeting of the e T standing . in the 'church office. Tue.dn.y'-‘fiqm Scouts; 7:30, prayer meeting at The Erwin Home. The meeting will be conducted by Rev. Wm. Ross of the Baptist church. Thursday— §:00, Girl Scouts. An invitation is extended to all girls of the church between the ages of 11 and 16 to join. Emmanuel Gospel Church. 9:30 a. m., service in the chapel of South church. H. S. Miller of Brook- lyn, will preach; 10:45 a. m., Sunday school; 6 p. m, Young People's meeting; 7 p. m., evangelistic service, Mr. Miller in charge; 7:45 p. m. Tuesday, Bible study at 439 South Stanley street; 8 p. m., Wednesday, cottage meeting; 7:45 p. m. Thurs- day, mid-week prayer meeting. FLYNN EXPECTS T0 ROUND UP GUILTY (Continued from First Page). little importance to the detention of Edwin P. Fischer at Hamilton, Ont., who yesterday admitted to Canadian authorities having sent warnings of the disaster to several friends here. Attorney General Palmer said he would direct that Fischer be thor- oughly examined in the hope that despite the belief that Fischer was mentally deranged he might present valuable “leads™. Special guards still were kept to- day around all government buildings here, the Morgan bank and the homes of numerous men prominent in the financial world. Attorney General Palmer said the same precaution was in vogue throughout the country. Fxamining Blacksmiths. In the police quest for identifica- tion of the “death wagon', apparently more progress was being made from examination of the horse than the wagon The horse had been newly shod behind, but had old shoes on his foreteet. The new shoes bore the stamp of the Horseshoers’ Interna- tional Union, which is reported to have only one local in this city. The five hundred members are being ex- amined. Early today Captain John Cough- lin, in charge of the bureau of de- tectives, said he had been unable as yet to establish the identity of’the wagon or its owner. Arson Theory Dropped. At headquarters it was said little credence was placed in reports that conspirators had planned not only to bomb, but to burn Wall street. This report gained circulition after certain pieces of metal had been found. This metal at first was believed to have been fragments of kerosene or gaso- line cans placed near the scene of the explosion in an attempt at arson. No comment could be obtained at police headquarters this morning on the statement of Colonel Mead of the Morgan office that the farrier who shod the horse attached to the death wagon had been found and the iden- tity of the owner reasonably well estublished. 3 Police officials also declined to known their plans concerning Fischer. It is believed, however, that he probably will be extradited and brought here. Police Given Che. A blacksmith called at police head- quarters this morning and told Cap- tain Coughlin he had shod a strange horse last Tuesday and thought he wonld be able to recognize the shoes if he inspected them It was ar- ranged for him to look at the shoes later in the day Experts examining the new shoes of the dead horse estimated they had been on only 48 hours, Department of justice officials said maka | today they, have not questioned Mead concerning his announcement that the blacksmith who shod the horse on the death wagon had been found and that this man claimed to know the owner of the anmial Mead had not reported for work at the Morgan office shortly before noon and officials there said they did not know his whereabouts, nt home the Erwin Rev. L. burial will be In Fairview ecemete; CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy ex- tended us in our bereavement, the death of our beloved husband and father. We also wish to thank all who contributed the beautiful floral tributes. Signed, AND FAMILY IT FOR $100. a a of Wallingford brought suit against Fred Tyler of this city for f100 The suit was brought about by the result of a col- lision between the plaintiff’'s motor- cycle and a motor vehicle driven by Tyler on South Colony street in Wal- lingford on July 9 Alfred Sagn has Peter Suzio, Aaron Danielson and Frank Klosokski of this city are mong the Conmecticut republicans whe left New York vesterday on a pilgrimage to Marion, O.. 1o view Sen- ator Warren G. Harding on his front porch, K BY INDIGESTION Restored To Vigorous Health TRUITATIVES T BY CHAS. F. HARTWELL South Royalton, Vermont. “About three years ago I began to suffer with Indigestion. Food soured in my stomach, causing me to belch ; and I had terrible heart burn, with pains in my chest and arms. My heart became affected ; I had short- mess of breath; the action of my kidneys was irregular, the secretions scanty and scalding. I was knocked out, and good for mothing, when I read about ‘Fruit- a-tives’ and sent fora box. Iuseda few and thought, ‘well, they will turn out like all the other remedies I have tried’ but to my surprise and gladness, I noticed improvement and 1 continued the use of ‘Fruit-a-tives’, (or Fruit Liver Tablets) with the result that a dozen boxes made te feel like a different person’’. CHAS. F. HARTWELL. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢, Atdeslersor ©~.m FRUIT-A-TIVES ¥ CITY ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. William I Wilber, William B. Wilber, Jr., of Washing- ton street, Plainville and Miss Eliza- beth Mason of Warlock street, are enjoying an auto trip through New Jersey, visiting Miss Mason’s brother, Walter Mason, formerly of this city. Miss Ellen E. Needham of Wake- field Court fs spending two weeks at Norfolk and” in the Berkshires. Harry Kallgren left this week for Rensselaer Poly. Institution of Troy, N. Y., where he will resume his studies. Mr .and Mrs. G. W. Pittsinger of Newington formerly of New Britain announce the marriage of their daughter Martha E. to Warren . Hartwell on September 17. Patrick F. (Buff) McNamara, of Ansonia, is.the week-end guest of Al Folger and Anthony B. Schultz. “Neighbors’ Night” will be observ- ed by the local grange, P. of H. to- night at its regular meeting. Several out of town societies will provide the entertainment. The Shamrock football team of this city will play the Record team of Meriden in that ecity tomorrow. Trucks carrying the team will leave the Y. M. T. A. & B, society rooms at 1:30. Joseph Cantino of 226 Farmington avenue has complained to the po- lice of the theft of $75 worth of lum- ber from a new building he is erect- ing 1 Eugene F. Schoell general manager ofis cialty company, against. G 3 street for Writ re October. Dr. Edward P, Lawyer Benedict) brought suit Court Friendly Sunday.—advt T. and Mrs. announce the ry Kathryn, at hospital in Sth, 1920. his quist. The Sunsh! first fall mee noon at the Y. W. C. o'clock. The Motherhood club will meet Monday at 3:00 p, m. at the Center church chapel Miss Penniman, sa- perintendent of the girls' Industrial school at Middletown will speak. Prohibition enforcement officers visited the saloon conducted by Clem- ent Kalakowski in the Curtin block on Main street and secured, it is re- quantity of liquor. George Doerr of 128 Shuttle Meadow uvenue, reported to the po- lice this afternoon that a boy bicyclist ran into his automobile on Frank- lin Square, damaging the wheel. Joseph Terris t sustained slight S night, when he rode > in front of C. A. Brough's automabile on Main street. He was taken to the New Brit- vital. cellaneous shower was given A ported. a last evening in honor of Miss Bertha | Olson at her home 482 Arch street: Miss Olso was the recipient of jgany EARLY KILLED i Integrity in Banking Methodsm It s with the utmost regard for the In- tegrity of its metheds, its employees its policies that this Bank guards your trust in it, The increased satisfaction with your Banking connections when associated with this Bank is an added business ad- vantage whose worth it is difficult to es- timate, We welcome you to come in and get better acquainted—you will find us | ready to talk with yon snytimre, The New Britain Trust Co. ° OPEN TONIGHT 7:30 TO 9. beautiful gifts. Miss Olson is soon to become the bride of William Doherty. A son was born this afternoon at the New Rritain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Meehan of 24 1-2 Lafayette street. See North & Judd girls play the Am. Paper Goods at Court Friendly's picnic, Quartette Park Sunday.—advt, Court Friendly picnic and field day, Quartette Park, Sunday, Sept. 19. —advt. The Sunshine society will resume their meetings at the Y. W. C. A. on Monday at 2:30 p. m. Frank Cianflone and John Gancarz today are mourning the absence from this city of Frank Maietta, at one time a successful business man here, who, Cianflone and Gancarz claim, is geause of their being defendants brought by the New Britain | mpany. Soxgle time ago, it is Franklin Square, nine piece orchestra hi Mayor Orson F. Cu attention to the bulletin im City Hall showing his to include two evenings, Tu Saturday, from 7:30 to 8:30 o'cl MOSCOW ADMITS REVERSES Poles Capture But W of Lutsk Are miles, a ment s 'Clfi for hire for parties, reambla‘ STATE GUARD OY Co. ‘M, the local unmit Guard, left this mornin Pocotopaug for a week-e| ment. The m¢n left the !at noon attired in full made the tr'p by auomol grove in Kensington, Sunday, Sept. 26th. The main event is the dinner, which will be served at 1 p. m. Short- ly following the dinner, a baseball game between New Britain and Bris- tol members will be played. Rain automatically postpones the outing for one week. SPECIAL NOTICE Barber shops opened every night until 7:30 p. m. except Monday at 1 p. m. and Saturday at 9 p. m —advt. Samuel Schneider of 111 Hartford _avenue ‘wishes to inform the public {that he will not be responsible for lany bills tncurred by Mrs. Rose ‘Schneldq-. pe Signed, ¥ NETDER. 591-593 West Main Phone 1270, Order it today. {J. E. SEIBERT 401 PARK S PR Telephone 1938, For Sal A few good- on !three family hous tville, ; Several good fary Three wood lot{ Robert B. Real Estate | Booth’s Bl?c § 1 o PioneerbGarage Rear 193 Maln Stgget. rates, When in trouble on road call 387-12 Our wrecking car will respond. > GRILL v Washington St. L DINNER Jubilee St., Tel 148 Lady Attendant—Free Use Orders Taken for Uph