New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1921, Page 5

URCHES PLANNING EH OF ACTIVITY Mestings Will Be Held by Several Congregations Mrs. L. H. Hansford and Mrs. Lily ftotts were hostesses at the Sunday fternoon gatherig at the Methodist hurch. The “Jibers” from Wesleyan iniversity and Samuel J. Leventhal, flolinist, rendered selections at the vening service. The ecabinet meet- & of the Woman's soelety will meet t 3 o'clock this afternoon and the Ladles’ Ald society will meet at ¢ clock. The regular monthly sup- per of the Sunday school teachers ill be held at 6:30 o'clock this eve- ng. A team of “Speclalists’” from Vew York Sunday school headquar- ors will be present to criticise the local methods and offér helpful sug- estions. The Tuesday night class v/ oot as usual at 7:46 o'clock to- PNEUMONAA ... IEKS “Unusual” is the right word to describe the India”. 10 ribs—2 extra —for strength. Won't WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 —=DOLLAR DAY= morrow evening. At 8:30 Wednesday evening the regular monthly church supper will be held, after which there will be the First church social ealendar ehtertainment for all. The program will be in charge of Clarke Diffendorf of Wesleyan university. Prayer meeting will be held at 7:45 o'elo¢k Thursday evening. The Sew- ing school will meet at 4 o'clock 1 day afternoon, and at 7:45 in the evening there will be 2 meeting of the official board at the church. The Phil- athea class will meet for a few min- utes after the church supper Wed- fesday night. On Tuesday, March 22, Emil Closs will give an entertain- ment under auspices of the Philathea class. Theré will be a bazar at the church March 29 and 30. There will be a meeting of the standing committee of the South Con- gregational church at 7:45 o'clock this evening. There will be a meet- ing of the Boy Scout troop at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. On Wednesday afternoon at 3 the first of the series of Lenten teas will be held at the home of Mrs. A. L. Wiafd of 150 West Main street. Henry W. Luce, viece-president of Peking University, will give an ad- dress on China and Miss Doris Brad- ley will render several vocal selec- tlons. All women are cordially in- vited to attend. There will be an all day sewing meeting of the Woman's Hofé Missionary department, start- ing at 9:30 o'clock Thursday fore- noon. Luncheon will be seerved at noon and stwing will be done for the local hospital. All women of the church are urged to help in this work. The Girl Scout troop will meet at 5 o'clock Thursday dfternoon and church night services will be held at 7:45 in the evening, at which there will also be service preparatory to the communion. Communion will be celebrated next Sunday morning and new members will be received. oche bl n VA e Sdaaiie i ] 4 INDIGESTION Diapeépsin’’ makes Disordered Stomachs feel fine at once! B Lumpa of undigested food causing pain. When your stomach is acid, and is gassy, sour or you have heart- o'clock, | IN THE NEW BRITAIN STORES START BUYING FOR SPRING-KEEP ON BUYING! Make Out Your List From the Advertisements in Tomorrow’s Newspapers MERCANTILE BUREAU NEW BRITAIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Initermediate-Senior Boys' sup- per will be held at the First Congre- gatlonal church at 0 this evening. Rev. E. L. Wismar of Bristol ad- dreéged the Lenten service at the chlUFéh last night. Visitors’ meeting will be held at 3 o'clock Tuesday aft- efhoon and the Young Women's class supper will be held at 6 o'clock Tues- day evening. The Girl Scout troop will meet at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Midweek service will be held at 7:45 o'clock Thursday evening. at which Mr. Maier will take the sec- ond of his series on “Prophets,” this week being “Amos, the Prophet of Doom,” and *“Hosea, the Prophet of t'ndying Love.” The Boy Scout troop will meet at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening. Miss Caroline hatnall was in charge of the Christia Endeavor meeting at the First Baptist church last evening. The subject we “How Can We Make Our Lives Useful?” The World Wide Guild will meet at the chapel Tucsday evening at 7: o'clock, The aunual meeting of the Woman's Aid Society will be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The mid-week cervice will be held at 7:45 o'clock Tuesday evening. Communion i will be celebrated at services next Sunday morning. In connection with the Woman's Socieéty, an all-c mecting will he held Wednesday March 9. Sewing will be done for th McAll Mission under the direction of the Missionary Department in the morning. The Woman's Aid Depart- ment will serve luncheon and at 2 o'clock there will he devotional serv- ice, reports of officers and an ad- dress by Miss Helen K. Wallace, after which there will be a social hour, A baptiism service will be held Easter Sunday morning. The annual church gathering wiil be held pn Mon- day, March 14. NICKALLS HERE. Yale Crew Coach l land on Arrives From Carmania. Eng- New Haven, Feb. 2 y Nickalls of the Y pected here of the oarsmen, as he is due |Carmania from England today. The early work will be on dry land and at the rowing machines as the harbor is not yet clear of ice. One of the Nickalls problems will be to develop a No. 7 on the varsity crew to replace G. C. Elli who re- cently left college. Mr. Nickalls last vear expressed the opinion that Ellis wa® one of the best young oarsmen at No. 7 he had ever trained, and Ellis was regarded as the strongest mah on the squad. Coach ale crew is ex- on the TERRORIST TROUBLE RAGING IN MADRID Public ~ Oficial Ittacked by Armed- Assailants Madrid, Feb. 28.—The Madrid pub- lic was startled ) a Terrorist attack here upon Deputy Guerra del Rio, noted for his pro- nounced views on Syndicalism. The deputy grappled with his assailants, a number of armed men who fired upon him, but did not injure him, and they fled. The police are instituting inquiries into the reasons for the out- T I'his attack has brought home to the people of the capital the reality of the struggle which is in progres: between the two groups of industrial interests, which previously has been largely confined to Catalonia. The reports from Barcelona of outrages committed daily have been generally received with but distant interest in Madrid. Reprisali Are Charged. It is openly charged that the em- ployers in Catalonia have undertaken a series of reprisals against the work- ers’ societies as a response to the fre- quent attacks upon members of the Employers’ Union. For this purpose they are alleged to havé encouraged the formation of the Free Syndicate, as opposed to the Union Syndicate. In this new organization, in addition to workers who refuse to affiliate them- selves with the non-political extrem- I ist trade union, which believes in di- tomorrow to take charge >sterday by news of ! of pro- be | rect action, a large number | fessional criminals are said be | member: is perpetrate against an employer or a Free Syn- dicate worker, immediate steps, it is declared, arc taken by an inner com- | When an outrage i mittee of that syndicate to avenge the | outrage. Most of tnese extreme ele- ments belonging to both syndicates are known to each other through a system of espionage, and whenever the opposites meet in a cafe, the street or some other place a serious encounter usually occurs. Revenge Upon Syndicalists. The most recent developments in the situation, according to reports from Barcelona, include action by members of the Citizens' Guard, and sometimes also by the regular police forces, for revenge against the Syndi- calists because of attacks upon mem- bers of the guard or the police. This action takes the form of the send- ing of determined men, dressed in ci- vilian clothing, into the resorts of the extremists, where frequent fatal en- counters occur. The recent fforts made by Gov. Anido to repress terrorism by force were apparently successful for a time, but during the past fortnight out- rages have again occurred with con- siderabla frequency. The police today report that a man charged with beinz the actual direct- ing head of the Ited Terrorist group is under arrest in the person of Pe- dro Boada Rivas, who is accused of having organized the entire campaign of direct action. JOHN J. CREAN PIANO TEACHING Special attention to beginners. 13 Summer Street. Tel. 1209. Starting at FOX’S Sunday Evening, March 6 necessary. Chito that they cannet g a law that thus giv so predominant a who shall practicé THey plail to fight LOCAL MEN OPPOSE MEDICINE ACT BILL Chiropractors Have Protest Meet- ing Over Pending Legislation CONSIDER THHE bestroyer of Plants Exposed By New Haven, ¥eb iory of the “‘bulb worked out by Dr. l!hu Connecticut Ag it Wwhas, hak ¥ ment station, Bullétin 22 florists, gardencrs & er It is shown ti attack ‘and destroy is catfied from on& by clihging to smalk in the decaying hu Dr. Garman has & ods of control one fective of which is bulhs hefore ztowth tine sulphate (one of water) heated to 50 de: CoQ period of ten min: tion will be sent The Chiropractors of this city met| last night and voted to vigotously op-| pose legislation now pending at Hart-! ford to put all sciences of the t of healing under an organization of state doctors. The special cenactment * which be the center of acti ties for the Chiroprators is knbwn as House Bill 860 “‘an act concerning the practice of medicine.” As it was explained at last night's meeting, this act was far reaching in its scope and would bring osteopaths, dentists, optometrists, chiropracto midwives and nurses under its juris- diction. The chiropractors put forth the the edition is exh. following claim for the blocking of the bill at the committee hearing. | Chiropractors point o6ut that the ! bill is unfair in that if made law it " will stifle progress in the science of | ) healing which they represent. They | contend that physicians who have been schooled to combat disease with | drugs must necessarily look upon! them as competitors since the healing science of the Chiropractor is found- ed upon a theory that drugs are not will Tells Girls Relief MUSTARD PLASTERS! ' Musterole Works Easier, Quicker and Without the Blister “rhere’s no sense in mixing a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of pure oil of mus. tard and other ul ingredients, com- bined in the form of the present vhit ointment. It takes the rheé out-of. date mustard plasters, will sotd Musterole usuaily ) pre ! from sore croup, stiff pecl