New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1922, Page 10

s B B — 10 : NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1922, C 3 | m., Young People's meeting, 7 the Ladies' Hewing t resented e's meeting. 7 p. m Ladies’ Bewing society, presente hurch Notices. | Youne teovien mtns 9. m []R flHMAN fiIVEN Sy s e A el standing L] Ohman withe a wrist wateh and $10 Ernest Ohman with | d % and George and —_— Reformation Lutheran Church, §b each ¢ All local chureh ser f 9:30 a4, m, Sunday school 1048 Leaves Noxt Werk, ept St Mark's Episcopal, a L M. mornir serviee Tuesday Dr, Ohman will leave nest week to well as Everyman's Hible olass, ind Friday afternoons the catechotl take up hK new pastorate in o the Swedish Trinity church in New York time tomorr A mesting o evening t Class B S v tma - Ciph e tt will mect at 7:30 o'clock at the par part of the week, probubly on Friday.| sington on standurd i | at Yale, who will remadn here during e gl People's Chireh of Chipist, fay afternoon and eveni the month of May Following Rev unday st 10w m., praver and de e ————— ational serviee followed by morning .“" termination of 27 years as pas- | Dr, Ericson, a dircctor at Upsala col- AT carahin at 10145 n or of the Bwallsh kutheran church loge will hve churge during June, BUiday—p14d & ma Chureh Sunday | WhEL Rvare Christinn | be observed at the services ‘to- |yuly and August | to e Sunday sch morrow morning when Rev. 8. Gt Oh= " A call has been extended to Dr school; 10:34 4, m man - delivers his farewell sermon | Abel Ahlquist of Frovidence, R, 1., to from the pulpit which he had oc-luecept the pastorate but he has as yet cupied for such a long period Dot accepte | Br b Wants Bible elnws, | Young people's meeting : m. Preqehing at 7 poom The Man Who Wasn't Ashamod to F00 p.om E e | faaoh the Grosnal.” | Farewell Reception. I i et led by Harold Dhu Charles 1 1} n Vi n " i ; Brpld. Dyl ) wARdLy Bt 4 . My ohlldren's r. Ohman was tendered a fare W :..{‘.1\.“ Subjoct, "G 8 Char | g F WHAMEE ] well veception in the church last eve- acter e Seed Y Wednesday at 3 p. m. Woman's| N8 by the members of the congrega- hn Davis w ) . oor n tion and friends. He was also pre- in oL Missionary band i mercia') g the House of . e ::{“ 'y i \lu“. oyl Thursday at T:45 p. m., prayer and |Sented with a purse of silver in le- i e i MM Ing < alse ser oo, half of hix congregation. The pres- p 3 Seo Justus Wallin, Friday at 7:45 p. m. Bible study|¢Ntation was made by uesds b m. taRting af T . Binle study | Tuesday p.om, Meeting . I"ollowing the presentation of the gift, worth leagie “Honor Thy Mother” Every man or woman who is so fortunate . [ T A ey Br DHMEn wosdiyeg: unoh A EINeH Prohibition Li(]UOi' Bad Stull- as to have a mother still living should not ing. Wednesday—3:00 p. m., Monthly meeting of W, H. M, 8 at home of Mrs, E. A, Wheeler, 489 Park street Stanley Memonial Chiel, short addre A8 he mounted to the Rev, Wilson R. Stewart, .w!\n‘u:I‘I“T‘II"‘F‘)(“‘”IV- l\[‘hl]n’"); altar, there woi } . fail to remember her on “MOTHER’S DAY,” ' astor. Morning worshin at 10:45, |MANy tear dimmed eyes among the S[]Ollefl Cl]lldl‘efl GO lflsafle Sunday, sz Fourteenth 5 older members of the church who Lenten offering will be take hieet of sermon ining a 1iftle Thursdas g0 o gy | FAFHORS AL his serice there will | Were among the first ones to greet the omees gl or i SPSRARILD |0y e meoantion. of ne bers and [PAstor on his arrival in this city in ¢ e b supper; T:45 p st ception of new members and [ Pa 3 . glubsupperd 7448 p. i, Prayer meste | n % TSR T nowmermunr SO TG0 Dk Tohevan' hiimesle, With. o | ATHs (abeflsd, pampsren childs, b A Suggestion: Flovgers,a'letter,ate!egram, or a visit Friday—4:00 p, m., Sewing seliaol, | 1088 meeting to take action concern- voice filled with emotion, scarcely {has all its problems solved by its to your mother, are splend“j means by which to carry v A BAUHOOL ing the calling of a pastor will be {Spoke above a whisper as he thanked |parents or others and does not have 3 4 Kol Atyent. Gisisal [held at the clase of the morning ser- |Nis congregation for this and for all [to feel any responsibility or face any out the beautiful spirit of the day. In the past, how- - | Sl | vi The Sundas school will meet at |this efforts to aid him in the past 27 |of the*difficulties of life is the source & ) : e s o e Unden vears of his pastorate. Biibiner antitr-tia \npwal i (iEAIE ever, many have gone still farther; remembering that d d Bible class at 12 e g A i > i’ e . o ot 4 | Tuesday ening, the meeting of The retiring pastor expressed his|[country, according to Dr. It . Leak, : - . Ring -service at 7:15 o (oY Bootts sadness at leaving and said that he |smerintendent of the Middletown their mothersnolongerpossessthe strengthorendu.‘ A ‘r"”‘n:" ,’,’f'\'“}‘;“l' 1\ Thursday at| ey cvening, the regular [would never forget his congregation in [state hospital. The statement was ance ofyouth and yet still have the burdens of house- tev, « Babeock of New | oting of the Junior <!, E. society. |this city and felt that the happiest| tude at tie annval meeting of the 2 Haven: will. preach, _ moments of his life had been spent [South chirch Brotherhood, at the Y. keeping to support, these sons and daughters have ‘hurch, he locs urch. M. C. A. last evening. g 3 < S Gl [ealialks Blatan U sent Hoovers to relieve their mothers of the cleaning ' | week. ! Will Come Back. Dr. also stated pre- St Mark Swedish Lutheran Charch, 3 B 1 time Rev, Dr. 8. G. Ohman, for AN ) { i i G 3 1 o for - pasti ppieg Sy after Baster. 6:30 1 “T believe 1 will come back never-|Volstead days men who went insane t 21 Jears pastor of this church Will |y .. hoy communion. $:30 a. m.|theless,” said Dr. Ohman earnestly,|irom drinking aicoholic liquors were drudgery for the rest of their days. We commend My n-mr;;‘rl":‘” sermon at the|upyreh school. 10 a, m., holy com-|“back to live here, but how soon I[almost inmariably cured, while with the sugg&gtion to others. For certainly there is no 2 "B service at 10:30 | mypion and sermon 6:45 p. m,(cannot tell. If God desi me to|*he quality they drink now, they not 1 daylight saving time). The choral evensong and sermon. [carry on my work in New York, He [only become incurably insanc but, gift of finer sentiment than this. And The Hoover is ; service will be omitted. D will leave for his new fie} in New York next Iriday Thursday, May 11-—7 p. m., the|wi « anc ield before me |What wi v unusual in the olde . a o3 . » ._1..:,” e B e WHI; S (T.L.ulfylmfhp 1? ‘;];:.l ‘x(.,fg o R el e '::l“\\'u;s pru\la: the best of all electric cleaners, for it alone beats as it sweeps, as it cleans, and so prolongs the liis of rugs. Worman's Ausitiary will be held in the h me to work there, 1 will soon St | ehapel. Miss Kmily €. Tilotson, edu- [find out.” Dr. Ohman said he woul? Spoiled Child's Danger. Dl South Chureh. | cational secretary of the Woman's|be glad to return and aid his suc | The speaker stated that people who ; ¥Y=—0:30, Italian school. 10:45 | \yxitiary, will speak on “The Rela- |cessor in any way possible that the |pamper. their children and do not al- | We can arrange terms m rship e r i ¢ v r orning worshi Celebration of | fjonship of the Auxiliary to the|church he so happ buiit up n ow them to shoulde t some of ;“;’;“‘;‘_"'{"’"" ZEAILD, ““’::"' | schood. | Other Women's ieties of thejremain as solid as it is. “My work is| ‘heir own Jdifficulties, raise = weak- M stion Tirdes yr.,,..",v n. - B:#0,) Chureh. A social hour will follow. [not needed here now, but in New [ Villed, children who when they grow b T i will be the last meeting of the|York there is more for me to do. 1| lder, are not competent to go up 5 ‘,mwmr:.- until ,fall have completed my mission with you [ \gainst the real problems of life. The ) = ng Worship | B e and will now go down there to aid in| *hild becomes obsessed with the idea 3 Massenet | that ficld,” continued the pastor. | hat it cannot face its own problems i1 With T \ Baptist Church. A - R . 9:30 a. m., Sunday school. here are thousands of Swedish peo-| hd. when suddenly confronted with . . Offertory— Come. Usnto 1 Rogers |y g0 5. m.. German Bible class for|ple in the place where I am to go|something it cannot get away from, It BEATS. ... asit Sweeps as it Cleans Rl i adults. 10:20 a. m., service in Eng-|and if T can aid any of them, I Sun will | reason snaps. of feel that my work is being carried Officers Elected. out and will be thanktul’ Although the number of alcoholi- Johnston | 1 tetnune | ndante Relizioso’ Sermon, Postlude s for Real Religious Valu . 1 . T S ,',,"\”""'f)", Matt 11:1 Communion, 11:30 a. Dr. Eckstrom Speaks. ally insane dropped away down short- ° ° ; George W. (. Fali, * The L | m. D n German, “Doing Dr. Eckstrom of \Worcester, Mass.. | ¥ after the 18th amendment, it has \ Monday—7:45 p. m, meeting of | 300U in Sec 6:4. gave an address of thanks to Rev. Oh- | ‘eturned to its former average, a e rln uc e ec lc 0 H Junior Achievement cluh ] | Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, |man in behalf of his work In his| ording to the Middletown physici . L | ‘ Tuesday—4 .p, m i _Ipeligious instruction for young peo-|fieid, mentioning that the New Brii- Officers were elected for the year Wheear ot B M ateating o |CE S0 e S vent. G, ain pastor had aided him in many in- | S follows: President, David Man- . Troop 2. Boy Scouts, tiin ohomt | Thursiay evenne at 8 o'clock. [stances. Dr. Eckstrom had words of [1ingi vice-president, Harry Wessels; 75-77-79-81 CHURCH STRE‘ET TEL, 2244 pions' Achievement clul, ‘ i prayer meening in Tinglish. highest praise for the deeds of Dr. | ecretary, Howard Timbrell; treasurer, Wednesday—Semi-annual meeting Friday evening, rehearsal of thelOhman and felt that he would suc ‘l l.v Hart; chairman of the mem- of the Hartford branch of the Wom. | 10 ceed in building up the church in|bership cammittee, It 4 Monier; en- | ST Baca) Geadlitelong at Farbios New York as he had done in this city. |lertainment committee, 17, \ acom- o Gt Rev. Arthur Ebb. ber; hoys' work, Walter O. Cook; re- " - Thursday—+:10 m. week day| Sunday sorvice at 10745 a. m. Sub lllmt‘ Arthur Ebb of Bristol said ':““(‘f’s"““:' W Liprani brotiierhoot s M. | e e = church school. 30, Girl Scouts ect: “Adam and Fallen Man.” Sun [that the people of Dr. Ohman's AL L st aerull dnvesticat o tharles sisberg, and was i T e el e e irch man mo.ldea of the amount of| A chicken supper with strawberry| JILTED SUITOR IS pendlbetaliill inietlpatio e ol n (ni sl ialere L v e ol Misslonary meeting (o be ot st the| Wednesday evening meeting at §[work which had been on the pastor's| hOFt cake was served by Mrs. Kron- e e o Bindh sty ooy FeRantt - menacek BEtRS neMrGlen home of Mrs. George E. Bean, New-|o'clock. The nE: oot — ROt jhandsiduring his sominletrarion o KILLED BY WINNER | "5 201" stood Mrs. Bennett's|Cove, L. 1. ; 3 ington, 04 National Building is open|ears. He mentioned that there had E e ¥ treatment as long as he could, and| On August 12 of last year Mr ¢ S0 i0 the pulvic dai rom 12 noon un heen a great deal done which the con PRINCE AT MANILA e |Gh i [g, o RN ARl DA aan B ab Bitiad s A OnitS Swedish Bethany Churen, [1il 4 o'clock (daylizht saving time).|gregation did not know of, work e : thc e e R e s nl?:m-‘m.: & Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morn- | “scept Sundays and holidays whichhehad Gone 1n s study.at [(Wiles 15 1o i Given. salfite " of 21} Succearul iRyl Ghicots When Losex) 400 o BB BEE L L gerr o ol AR T R e o o o ing service at 10:4 The male ! —— rome and which had been excellently Guns When MG Arlyes: Aitempts to Murder Former Lov-|Bianchette, acording to!the authori.|Insomnia. The 7 “re- | D e . A te, acording to'the authori-|insomnia. The tumor was then re- chorus will sing at this service, The A. M. E. Zion Church performed. The massive church| Manila, May 6,—The Prince of ties, until a few weeks ago. Stnce|vealed and measures were taken to evening service begins at with 10:4 m. — “Praying Your Wa: | tanding on lI"run‘lxhn Sr;mqrr‘ today | Wales, who will arrive here Ma er. that time she has been going ahouliroliv\z’ the brain from its pressure. singing by the mixed chorus. Rev. | opt.” 20 p. m.—Sunday schoo! [-epresents what his efforts had 13 will be accorded highest military ’ i ; Ath-Colbs . 5 €. J. Vahlstrom will preach at hoth >‘. Ppom 1:1'.‘.=. ¢ §:30—Chris- | amounted to and is a wonderful [ honors including a 21 gun salute and| Hopkington, N. H., May ""‘h“"“‘“h u}”)'\.—_.‘A s ru.lre}t‘;’n r:(::('r:l.;‘::‘r:r\‘ur:o‘:x“tsurainn:(tso morning and evening services. [tinn Tndesvor. Ti45 — Rev. T. A |/oundation for the future success of [similar ceremonials of welcome usual- | pursuing with a cocked revolver a| AR R et A B ST e > \nkef, of Cambric Mass., will he|'he Swedish Lutheran congregation toly reserved for the president of the|woman who had turned.from him to| DAVISON UNDER KNIFE I aven srente First Baptist Church. | the speaker -arry on their work in years to come. |I'nited States according tn the mili- oo T Tl t el Lot L) 1 K NN =f:rnn:r: la.. m., mnr..;‘r}: § W n":h![lv Monday will be the ¢7j‘ry|\ ..vmru‘ru‘ m\(. llulvfx th,mkl"'! nr,‘ Ohman ';rr. |Iv.\ rar y‘»rngh.lm !v?urlu \vvulr]n here. West Hopkinton was shot and killed | Famous Financier Having Tumor Re- Have you a service to render? Tell s by the Rev. William Ross. | conference at 8 p. m. This is the las | 'ssistance in the Bristol and Forest- he only change will be that “God [\ -G8 F RS G PO 8 lby, dr. at ; : 185985 tiie publi6ba sing & Want Ad Subject, "Atmosphere.” 1210, Bible | zoneral meeting before the annua | ille churches which he had so will-|Save the King” will be played by the | 75 TEEE (& RE0EE (O O B7| moved From Near Brain. 995 s the Want Ad Phone. i school and Brotherhood class. 7:30 [aonference. Al officers and member: {.nly aided during illness of the pas- [hand instead of “The Star Spangled| ... a¢ a . on K eaeaniRond) hear| New York, May 6.—Henry P. Davi- Y, SO, p. ‘m. young people’s meeting in the (40 the church orga tion are askec | ors in ":”"“ places, Banner." the Hopkinton line, in the presence of |son, financier to be operated upon America consumes §0 pounds of SasERe i Vo to be present. Tuesday evening thercf Program Carried Out, SN B e B 0 the women, Mrs. BéYtha 1. Bennett|today for the removal of a tumor the |sugar per capita annually. Viednesday, 7:30 p. mi. the Young | i) he a piano recital by Miss Evelyr | The farewell program was well car MORTGAGT FORECLOSURE. of West Hopkinton. Tonight Colby, |size of a five cent plece which has/| L s Women's Sewing guild will meet in | 5aker, ded out and was prepared by Dr. E.| - Aj action of foreclosure has been [ who gave himself up after the killing|been pressing against his brain. The| A cyclone moves at the rate of 585 ¢ e chapel. = - —— I. Iromen, the ladies’ societies of the|phrought against Louis Nair and Alex |of Blanchette, was being held here [operation was under the direction of [ydrds a second. Thursday, 7:45 p. m., mid-week | £ e hurch and the Luther league. Miss| Pessoff on a mortgage of $3.600 by | service, r * IRL IMPRISONED \deline Ohman gave a solo assisted | George LewWitt, The w served | == = = Friday, 4 p. m., ‘meeting of the _|by Harold Sjolander at the organ. A | by Constable Kred Winkle and is re- 2 Heralds and Crusaders. 7:45 p. m., IN SHED TWO YEARS | imartet of mixed voices cang and the|turnable the fourth Monday in May loving service class social and enter- | 4 “ | sunday school favored with songs. |in the city court. Action is heing tak- 1 tainiment | ety r. Cornell of South Manchester also[en through Attorney Alfred LeWitt. , 'Y B - zave a short talk The property in question which the ! First Church of Christ. Ohio Man Accused of Keeping 20- Gifts For the Family. I mortgage is on is situated at West ] %s ————— Church school 10 a. m. Morning A Mrs. Charles Erickson, in behalf of {and Talcott streets. (% service 11 o'clock. Communion wil Year Ol Girl Locked | i be observed at service Adult | : rr = Tible classes, 12:15 p. m. Youns Iniished; R John L. Davis, lead peopie’s service 6 p. m | Rueyrns, Ohio, May f.—Trene Men ev. John avis, leader The Young Woman's Ho Mis-| oo aged 20, was rescued from an iron | (] 1 . elonary society, Tueaday, 6:30 P M. |yhpted shed on the farm of her X g for supper and socia father, Jacoh P. Menges, near Crest l 4, 9 p, m., English class |father. Jacol . i § il L] ’ Non-denominational Wednesday, 2 p. m., ine. where she is said to e been S Ttoanit 8 . i Bibla class for |Mmbrieoned two years: Eherit B Meets Sunday Morning, 9:30 O’clock Daylight Saving Time I. Knappenberger of Crawford coenty Snd Cestn Crssnard Msra Sunday Morning, 10:45, May 7, 1922 | The girl was brought to Bucyrus Armenian women. 4:30 p. m Scouts, 6:45 p. m.. Bibie cldss. T:45 p. m., mid-week se —Trinity Methodist Church— F”da“b‘ 30 B, T Boy Scouts where she 1s heing cared for by the The Fellowship club is planning to| SACFE B10 8 PO CHEE I epoken have Brewer Eddy speak May 18, at|[*" 7% ; s skl C . 1 Uil inte Ehe ey reisaved) mos ommunion ¥p: mi¢ Mr. Eddy is assoclate sec- [ W25 W LS ! e retary of the American Board of For- ‘I’;r‘l.‘\vx t }y'”‘ }\'nv;r:‘y !\:::’ n':;v(;;:; Missions and understands con- | Sh® WOre E s s . . elgn; Misslons and understants con- [ (5 (ol found.was lighted only :mbership approximately 1500-—-Attendance last Sunday 691. ditions in China L S Evening, 7:30 — Sermon By Pastor f Her or says she is mentally un- St. John's German Lutheran Church balanced and that it has been neces- SUBJECT TOMORROW: “APPLIED RELIGION” e e 2 - 9.30 a. m., Sunday school; 10 i " 4 SRFViB s o y |saty to keep her under restraint b Y T A A g % h b e e e by | Members of her. family objected “Commercializing The House Of God” Meetings over in time for services in other churches il b HeBn Enatish [strenuonsly, it was said, when the ;::'\i;e':”lfir.:v:(.m lv; ";»...\:yur.mfl':\.-:( 4:‘ 1_\"" f“"' ""“:‘]““ j":’}*“ n his intention n(“ Joy. LA | : I S ) POLLY AND HER PALS It All Depends Upon The Point Of View Jatth—What Is It?" Communion g peo 12:15, Bible school; 6:00, you — - = ples meeting; 7:00, Preaching, topic, Y EARAT A) MEMBER TR T = ; \ “A Good Understanding.” Rl B L GReAT 69'43- | Tuesday-—4:00, children's meeting: THOUSANT ARTCLE SHE WY SAOTAL She BJER ) 7:30, Bible study class, Y P “ X § Thursday—7:30, mid-wéek prayer DOLLARS ¥ (12D |ON e CRUELTY OF TRAPPING WNLD ST "2 Organ Recital. ANIMALS The 152nd organ recital to be giv en by J. C. Beebe in the South Con- gregational church, will be given to- morrow evening, as follows meeting March (D Major) ++++. Deshayes Erening Song ........... Brockway BoUITEE ...oooviiviin Handel Aria . Giordani ¥inale (First Symphony) Macquaire In Modo Religioso .......Glazounow Within a C‘hinese Garden..Stoughton Bouvenir of Spring .. Holbrooke Prelude to Lohengrin ..... Wagner| l{mmmnmlfi(-'n:pol Church. H ' Sunday—10 a. m praise servigp, 10:45 a ing, "The ith--What Ts Tt wunion. :15. Lible school. 6 p.|