New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, IFRIDAY, APRIL OOKED City ltems 'EVERYMAN’S BIBLE CLASS PRAISED FOOD SHOP i witstiose| IN REPORT BY METHODIST MEETING @ advt b St A sUIL alarm siortly after 6 o'cloek 118 Main Street lust. night. brought Engine campanies Rev. J H. Bell, flt Confer- |l ""”'"“‘ suid l'””' throng Nos, 1 and 2 to the res 03 Ma 8 B of men, sometimes over 1,000 at 4:40 | . nd 2 to the rear of 194 Main lon Buhday morning, s gotten. o GREAT POSSIBILITIES Atreet for a fire in a pile of rubbish ence in Meriden refers (0 [geier, not by fmporiing noted spen e Sparks (rom an dpcinerator arve he ers to do what the man on (he ol cooki @ be|l\eved to have caused the blase, Ad it Much home cooking ma bey JUET % v tbntd the bluse. i | f ooal Organization, ground {s ‘capable of doing, but by the skipped by availing yousselves| 5/ TU0E | JEEEE 6 et rastor himself, of the helpfulness of the (ooked | was endangered by the blaze, Depuis —————— During the year the number of ae Food Shop. Stuffing andRoast- | Chiet Burnes ordered the owner of | yporigen, April 21,—The ey, D, 3, | S90S L0 membership i churches ing of Chickens, Turkey, Rab- ":"“I:'“l”l\vi to have it cleaned up [ 11 el superintendent of the New has not been large but it hus been bits and all kinds of cooked |70 LEIE [ Huven district of the New Yoric kust | Sustantiul, No pustor in charge wan | . 1 on Orget to be at e Kacey's | ¢! e Tt § ono| A | lost by de ¢ ng the year, meats tastily and ccommically [yuir tonigit: sinte Ammory. o | oo reed his ronort during ; TR " A | the conference session today ¢ sui = = 3 prepared at this store. Misses A, Holfelder and K, IHolfeld- [ in purt DEBATE ON STRIKE er of New Britaln Dental Supply com “No eharacteristic of our Methodist | c pany are attending the Connecticut | order §s more marked than its system | IS NOW ARRANGED SAT[XI‘D.’\\'S SPI‘\(“ State Dental convention at the Taft | of supervision exe mplified in detail in hotel, New Haven, the activities of the distriet superin ————— nassi Dotz Qlad tendent, This system sustains a more » NS 0 cader, s . Surpassing Potato ) important relution to the work of the | Union Leader, University Head, Mine 18¢ Ih. BARTHOLOW COMING (;-lnn-.n‘ than many appear to reallzc. | Operagor and Statistician Wil Crab Salad, e A work of any sort left to itself, un 50¢ 1h, heeded and unaided, is surely less Argue This Evening, [ g L Leader OFf Worlid's Largest Bible Class | likely to thrive than one which has| 3 Lobster Salad, & T SN dvantage of sympathetie intercst| New York, April 21.—The it 60c 1b. Has Agreed To Speak Heve On [ and wly authorized supervision, | Consumer” will sit as judge and jury | } properly | at the Hotel Astor tonight when i a s WOl \i In the ordinary buginess of the worla Tuna Fish, Clean Speech Sinday. I-The 0 ¥ | men, & union leader, a univers 40¢ Ib there s very Jitlle work of worth [ miei & 4 g i i ftev. Dr. 0. . Nartholow, of Mount [ Which is not under special inspection | FIEEEER s LR T ) (‘/1 I'T'lend ?/‘ ‘: lly a‘ {f‘c) debate on | Cabbage Salad Vernon, N. Y. leader of the world's |and supervision. The inspector who | | stk : ’g " lnrgest bible class and the man who | occasionally jumps aboard a trolley | | Vhat lies back of the coul strike and 15¢ 1b what lies ahead,"” helped launch the Kveryman's Bible | car, for instance, does not come often 8 T ibl Representing the public in a neu e el will address fhe loeal class, on OF ay Jong. 1t s importance to | HOPEestning (e pubtic in a_nen- Who was suffering with rheumatism. On examination I Sunday, April This 18 the Sunday [the successful operation of the busi-) oo Sy Garfield v | d, president of Wil- found that che shoe: she wore were crushing her toes and oF 25¢ b, ) . e inc that has heen selected to launch the | ness in hand no one will be inclined college and national coul wd Corned BeefHash “clean speech” drive, and Dr. Bartho- [to question or deny. #colRge and 0 : e 3 : e o 2 1 20¢ 1b 3 low probably will be asked to spealk Plainville Camp Mocting, DR L seek el any Wil | ; stopping circulation, thereby weakening her entire system. on that subjicet, Dr. Bell reported first on special | o' i ¥ ALHRLE the bures ) Anstr S6 3 ¢ Upwards of 100 members of the lo- [and district wide activittes, and then | T, PHIEA of thdustrial rescarc : The quality of the shoes was good, but the method of d 0 L vicespresident of the cal class will trolley to Hartford this[on the regular work of the churches. |t icaq Mine Workers o . i Aboit the Store cvening where they expect fo hear |He said the camp meeting of last ‘,"‘]‘m,,! '“:'” hl‘:.”\"]f ,’l:,:”‘ 'l\,::"'\j'.",fl Wi = fitting them belonged to the days when cye-glasses were Pr. Bartholow talk to the Brotherhood |summer at the —camp ground in| gtndpoint. Thomas 1. Watking selected from the counter of the South Park Methodist church [edgment was by commoi ackies!-| pragidont of the. bennsyivanie o : g pa ‘ of that city. Rev, I I, Voorhees, [edgement one of the most wholesome | and (toke ! s . . S . Deliciow Baked Hams, pastor of fhat chureh, fs weil known jand profitable in the 56 vears of its| hefore the hetse Tabor g Of course, she insisted on wearing smart shoes. I sent Taylorer Ham. |m New Rritain and expects to have o [history, The second session of the | Washin . ¢ 1 Ve gton, D, ( N defenc . B y ¢ Sidiiadbsfed. Peppors ‘lass that will cqual If not exceed the | Epworth lengue institute at Wesleyan | seatiansar the onerar d¢fend the hf,r to 1h<n only store in town tlm.t fie]]s. the fflmous Dr. local organization. was a distinct advance over thut of | The dobate was arranged by the | Kahler Shoes—because they specialize in fitting smart- 1 E 4 Nolas Ohsans 1ly have the initial copies of [the previous ye The New Haven | hoard of directors of survey associates = mpoied Bwlas Cheese, e 1. M. News been called for | ity mission project, kpown as “V BE RN 1L 096 Bunived o looking shoes. Yines Limburger, I X e Y. M. €L A, that ® is|ley House” is being conducted with | chosen from all walks of hu.sin:*s.\' i . All Jnds Pickles, Iikely the number to he printed next | jnereasing efficiency. Miss Jessic 1. | professional and industrial life . Upon examining her feet carefully they suggested a type v, k will be increased from 1,600 to r ckle, orinte \ rUCs Buttr—None better In town. wee ' Arbuckle, long superintendent of the [ be guc ’ c ; i 2,000. D. W. Hiakesice memorial training L. of shoe that would allow the muscles full movement, influ- Pur Lard. 5 2 = e school resigned to become a repre- : T L SRR : 7 Fary Coffee and Tea. 100,000 00 R AT FOT | |ssHtative SF (H6 « ersval Hatoonesy MEXICAN FLAG WAVES i encing a return circulation ; yet the shoes looked very Diarond Ginger Ale, \Washinaton, April 21, — An emer- | board on the staff of the Department | Raltimore, April 21.—A large Mexi- smart and stylish. A milline of Elizabeth Park Can-|gency appropriation of 81,000,000 to|0F [dfe Service at Chicago and C. B.lean flag of heavily embroidered silk, . ; i onE, ABTit-tha fMoon walkrs of the sip- | 13arto. pastor at West Haven wia | hangs over the stage at the Pan-Am- Two weeks later I received a letter. The rheumatism was pi river will be asked of congress to- |°lected in her place. It is worthy ot | rican conference of women here. It 4 {ay by southern leaders with the ap- |note that by the action of the na-|was made by Mexican women, hun- all gone; walking was again a pleasure. IOLLEGY, RESULTS proval of budget Director Dawes. A |Uonal woman's home missionary so- | dreds of who shared in its handiwork : Georgtown 9, Fordham 5. joint resolution carrying this amount |¢iety in Providence last October the|an ! rs ol Prinr'{:mn 4, Brown 2, {\ill 'he offercd in the house today it |training school has’ been accepted as|the United States through Dresident i lfyour.feet bother you, dropiin lod.ay gnd h.avea ol 2 280 ! i ' Tepresentative |one. of the national training schools. [ Obregon. After the conference the talk with us. It may be only a minor detail and 35 A R T e A e 8 1 announced hy Representative s e | P By Harvad 4, Georgla Tech 3. ilson of Louisiana and Humphreys|The home for the aged at West| flag will be taken to Philadeiphia and % easily remedied. The service is gratis, of course. Delawre University 6, Syracuse 5. [of Mississippl. Haven had a strenuous though sue-|pliced in Independence hall, ! ’ 5 cessful year. The patronage of charit- ubly disposed persons is carnestly [ solicited. Six institutes were cone Bab S | : D\H: RN ducted during the year in the interest aDy Jamson 7 of the Sunday school. *The cause A e @ | 168 MAIN ST. Next to N. B. Savings Bank R'd = JE in this district and state” l e a lc c e - B|sai S Bell “by the entry of the B | national anti-saloon league with head- | ® | quarters at Hartford. The fact t §|the Connecticut Temperance union is | .10—Carfare. Ride a bicycle and go in existence at first occasioned some x4 i e donedonion i) | : DED@EIEE@EEE@E@EEE@E@IE@@EDE@@@@EE@@@@ home to dinner every day §|the good sense and fine feeling al-| —_ ready exhibited by the leaders of both 8 40—a day. and get back to work on R|these organizations give promise that! : Er x6 i { a way not only to harmony but to 1 A TO OPEN FAIR : time. Buy your groceries : :.":f:‘;fl'f,“ co-operation will soon be : T e O $ 2.40—a week vhere you can save money; The Connecticut federation of | v Evening—Ladies Have Booths = : 7l o churches as an inter-church state| § Satnn N B § I £ W 52 bicycle will take you € ; ; layor A. M. Paonessa will formal x52 8, ) 3 movement is well organized ana ;] ly open up the K. of (. fair this eve- 180 anywhere and everywhere. splendidly conducted hr.‘l 11 said, \ - { ning in the State Armory on Arch i 3 ; Chureh Work of street. The committee met last eve- (Come in and look over the Tn reviewing the church work of 3 . ning and made final preparations for , director of Surpassig I'rankforts. Picklel Tomatoces, —— 155 ] 0 ) ) ) ] ] ) ) ] ] ] ] ] ) ) ] ] ) ] ] ] ) e R D B D R = S =) 3 e B [ the year Dr. Bell said it had heen ; he affair large stock “of Iver-John- year of unusual difficulties. “This is g o The booths will be taken care of by $124.80—Carfare a year. son, Crown, Victory and f[true whether we look from the stand-! 5 S : the virious ladies’ organizations about % i B ‘ point of the church's temperal or 4 a A the city. They are as follows: Lamp 37.50—Cost of a Bicycle Racycle Bicycles we have. [|spiri‘ual interests,” the supcrinten- : : and refreshments, Cafholic Daugh i ~ dent said. ““On the one hand the de- t 2 1 of Amer country store, Lady $ 87.30—What You Save! Buy now and save money. &/ pression and stagnation which has < Tah's; ham Re DML silk um- characterized the business of the : Lrellas anc ags, Daughters country ha ad to be reckoned with ;: 3 of Isabella; flowe Holy nd on the other the sad and sordid Family Circle; blankets, St. Joseph's reaction from ideals—and fear too-—-— X g3 Lk Ladies' Aid; silver, Women's Catholic M | which moved men's hearts during thie X Benevolent Legion and candy, St ° ° #|period of the war. Nevertheles: 0 John's Altar socisty., creditable Its are reported from S 4 CHESTNUT ST. NEW BRITAIN CONN. g ™" ™ A BT (Mavor Wants Pay of 3] . ) - e et Ak \L AR Laborers Increased doings any churches, repairs on R Fearing that there may be a short- buildings inc s of ics, plans % 3 J age of lahor this summer and appre- | for enlarged churches and finances, £ | _ cinting that the work required of men g g He said that one of the significant g ¥ 5 figging in the sewer trenches is the | [ s T & PR events of the year and the m : S : 4 | most laborious kind, Mayor A. M. | § dramatic is the growth of the Ever =i i ot coecm Paonessa is planning to bring about | B|man's Bible class at Trinity chureh, Increases in pay for such city em- RiiNEw Britaln, witese, prranisen Jackie Ott, three, of Miami, Fia. | ployes. They now receive 30 conts an | November it has grown to over 1,500, | has a chest expansion of two and|hour which, in the opinion of the B (1t is purely a product of local church | half inches, measuring 21 1-2, nor- | mayor, is not commensurate with the | : 7 L mal, and 24, expanded. amount of work done. | 59 ; P = T : i L First picture to arrive in America of Russian delegates to the L fltter Klnfl ; N 4 ¥ S TR . | Genoa conference. This delegation, headed by ‘Ychitcherin, is the BJ Be‘lg‘lan Royal Famlly At Vatican o e e i China. can | conter of attention. Left to right, Rosenberg, Tchitcherin’s press read an ordinary book. chief, Narimanof, Divani, Begzadjan, Sapronow and Sabinin. Nation:i Meat Stores Co. |- 7y —— o 70 West IW'm Street Phone 433 e . = aeang Heelprints of our men remind us - : D e ‘i : i ‘we can make our floors look new CHOICE JATIVE 'rru;:-;. ROASTING . | ‘ : 4 ] g ! A Dad stamps in’ SOlll’ly shuffles and fimfi Slhdsc i ] ! b Lo FL(;ol;{JRffifiAl 7 Rover scratches. But they won't L TR I W : el i=s CElTon, Sl‘gLEYAC = hurt the LAVA-VAR nished X . | Bane | 1O R ' N floots. For LAVA-VAR'S made Rflas Ib 2@8 F Nj !{S Ib ml} ¢ b | R e = 5 to withstand wear, water, scars [idauisks | R =0 and digs. Use LAVA.VAR! TGS MILK | LGS GENUING For Sale By P. ¥ Kelley, 83 Myr(le Strect, PHILADELPHIA S8 RIB | CERESH KILL 49 X L3 4 L 3 Manufacturers of Colors, Paints and Varnishes Since 1863 | = The King, Queen and Crown Prince of Belgium attended a s ra es r'n u er c K | special mass for them in the chapel of St. Peter’s while in Rome. ¥ Arrows indicate from left to right, Prince Leopold, Queen Eliza- F I OOR F l N l S H beth and King Albert,