New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 3

PROPOSES CUTS IN ALL STATE AFFAIRS Governor Davis of Kasas Out: e Pl o Adninsiration BY GEORGE H. MANNING (Washingteon Bureay of New Britain Herald), Washington, D, €., Jan, 19.~A blli placing men of the navy on the same Lasis as those in the army with re- spect to their insurance under the war risk act and protect them against be. ing deprived of compensation by ar- bitrary bad.conduct discharge without @ general court martial has heen in- troduced in the house by Represen- tative John Q, Tilson of Cennecticut, Under existing law the discharge or dismissal of any person frem the military or naval forces on the grountds of his being an enemy alien, conscientious objector, or deserter, or being guilty of mutiny, treason, spy- ing, or any offense involving moral turpitude bars him from any right to receive compensation under the war risk insurance act. At prewnl‘how- ever, in the navy it is possible“for a man .to be given a bad.conduet dis. charge without trial, 1In the army, disecharge mus’t be either honorable or dishonorable, and a dishonorable discharge can only be given by the decision of a general court martial, Representative Tiison's amendments insert provisions that the offenses by which men of either the army or navy are deprived of their right to insur- ance must be tried by a general court martial, He states that the effect of the amendment would be to prevent the recurrence of such cases as have come e his attention in which wen in the navy have been deprived of thelr compensation rights by sum- mary diamissal without trial The bill has been referved to the | committee on interstate and foreign | com which has jurisdiction ever the of the war risk bureau Representative Tilson has communi- cated with the navy department with @ view of determini the propesed change l:x he Raval autherities and on reck) f & reply will endeaver to arrange a hearing for the bill, PAPER MARKS SHORTAGE, French Worried, But Wave Enough | This Week (o Meet Payroll, Fssen, Jan, 19 (By Asseciated Press)-—The shortage of paper marks is & matler of great goncern to the Freneh, Although it is announced that the economic mission has enough of this eurrency on hand to meet the payroll of all the Nuhr industries on Baturday, it seems ecertain that by next week the 550,000 workmen will have to be pald in some other cur. rency, Their weekly wages now amount to 15,400,000,000 paper marks, SOVIETS IN CONTROL, Moscow, Jan, 19 Press) —The American ship of which Willlam D. Haywood, recontly resigned, has bbtained management of the mines at NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923, South Congregational Church Is in Floyrishing Conditio Report Shows: Members Take ' Active Interest— Gain in Membership Durs| 7o American Board Coms for Foreign Missions Congregational slonary Society . Misslonary Beclety of Con. ing 1922 Was 42, The annual report of the South Congregational church, given below in part, was made al the yearly meet. ing last evening. Registrar's Report, Membership December 21, 1744, Additions during 1922, by letter, 14 Additions during 1922, by confes. sion, 49, Losses during 1922, by death, 15, Losses during 1922, by dismissal, 25, Gain for 1 Ll Total for 1 BLIS Male members, 770 Female members, 1,017 1921, the | Elizabeth that ' Bently, Lulu Presentation of Testaments. Copies of the New Testament were given 33 children on the seventh an. (By Associated niversary of their baptism. The fol. industrial | lowing, baptized in colony at Kuzcbaz from the leader. | testaments: 1915, received Norman John Anderson, Dorothy Bently, Harold Willlam Esther Bently, John place and of the chemical factory at | Graham Dary; Russell Arthur Knox, Kamserova. The colony remains un- der the full control of the soviet au. | Mutthison, Vivian Elida Robert James Landon, Paul Albert Matthison, thorities, it is stated, and its entire | Robert Arnold May, Norman Ir®ing production will go to the :o\rrn-‘mddlnon. Dorothy Adeline Mitehell, ment, Vim, . Vigor and Vitality Do you enjoygeach day’'s work and pleasure to the utmost, or are you ran-down and casily tired? * A run-down condition is especially dangerous at this scason, when' colds, coughs and discases of the throat arc so common and easy to catch. PEPTONA a tonic for enriching.the blood, building strensth, and improving the health generally, will give the system the vitality it needs. Peptona is beneficial in strengthening resistance against the wast. ing effects of discase and in assisting natural recovery from unnat- ural conditions. Patients recovering from influenza, fevers, and other ailments which have lowered the vitality find Peptona of great assistance, $1.00 the bote. WEEK-END PANTRY SPECIALS Symond's Pure Extract Vaailla . Symond's Pure Extract Lemon .. Orange Marmalade CLARK & blc 26c 26c 36¢c 41c 36c BRAINERD DRUG STORE 181 MAIN STREET) : l, ! Murray, Frank Erwin Libero Paola, Richard Vibberts Pel- ton, Morgan Lewis Peterson, Sher. wood Henry Raymond, Jr, Willlam Albert Richards, Clarence William Rickert, Iola Augusta Sahrbacher, Leonard Leroy Schwarm, Donald Francis Sheldon, Myrtle Estelle Ster. ling, Margaret Louise Turton, Rich- ard Everett Weed, Amipa Vittoria Ava, Inez Blanca Liva, Licia Dolores Liva. There were 33 children baptized during the year and 17 couples were Alfred David married. There were 15 deaths. Report of Treasurer, RECEIPTS. Benevolent pledges Church collections Special benevolent contribu- tions $1,956.33 1,162.39 315.59 Reimbursement envelopes .. 36.01 Congregational world move- ment subscriptions Treasurer of Sunday school. Chinese Sunday class Assyrian mission ves Christmas collection—Mary D. Eastman Foundation.. Contributions to cit mas tree .... Contributions for tional hand books. ‘Edgemont church fun Balance Jan. 1, 96.00 29.25 7.00 400.00 4.35 SPECIAL SALE — COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA NEW PROCESS COLUMBIA RECORDS AT REDUCED PRICES Now Reduced st T DOWN—BALANCE ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. Andrews & Co. phone Co. NOW ON SALE Call Me Back Pal o’ Mine Dumbell Homesick Tomorrow Lost ! Lovin' Sam He Loves It SPECIAL !———PERFECT RECORDS Now ............. 3 for $l 00 Also a few Used Machine Bargains—Come in and look them over. JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. THE BIG FURNITURE STORE NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 132 MAIN ST. You Gave Me Your Heart Carolina Days Pack Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil When Hearts Are Young Save the Last Waltz For Me A Picture Without a Frame dNE WEEK STARTING Every new and fully guaranteed by John A. NEXT SUNDAY machine absolutely Also the Columbia Grapho- Who Cares _Drifting Down Sometime Somewhere Old Black Joe Deep in Your Eyes Evil Blues Vamp Me “When Knighthood Was in Flower” Additienal subseriptions Total neetiout -~ Missionary Society Chureh for Assyrian Mis. American Missionary Asso. clation ., Congregational Building Bociety Congregational Boclety Congregational Sehool Extension Bociety Trustees of fumd for minis. ters New Britain City Mission Boston Seamen's Friend Bo. clety A Connecticut Federation Churches R African M, E. Zion church, Congregational Edgemont, So. Dakota. ., | New Rritain ~for supplies Thanksgiving supplies Piedmont college Mary D. Eastman pit tion City Christmas tree fund. .. Congregational world move- . 86.00 luhlohoh'r constipation with Bran—Start fo-day! the diseases that follow of constipation » chance fo lodge i your system! Get after constipation with wmature’s it helper—BRAN, Kellogg's Bras, cooked and krumbled—because it is % ALL BRAN and boeause it will give Jou permanent relief from constipa- tion! Tt is scientifically prepared to relieve suffpring humanity from consti- patien it will do that, Bran's action is wonderful, It [T and cleanses and purifies, It oy ult‘h: ” toxie ruou snd frees ¢ tem from pollution! Try Kellogg's Bran for a -l:i. Eat it regularly—two tablespoonfuls each :lny; u‘,-uh_lruhb meal in chronie ases, You wil tounded at the Bran difference 4n your h:lru-! is ‘:”m:l.:'u:"; ‘::u‘:‘l‘&“ .y Kellogg's Bran should uot be con-| All grocers sell Kellogg's Bran! = Total $5.892.75 $1,274.55 Expenses following funds Balances in the e | Were reporied Contingent Permanent S ed E. L. Staniey fupd E R Camp fund Speeial Bunday sehool fund Church Funds. (Repoert by J. H. Kirkham. trusiee of Woodruff fund) DR 811.65 | vo balance from 1921 '10 balance Contingent fund To income during 1921, as per itemized report to be filed in the probate eeurt To indome Contingent fund [ JL] 2.060.41 ) 1,150.61 8,301.46 Ta.83 8052 $4,178.18 ) PDISBURSEMENTS (Benevolences ) ' $649.26 P Home Mis. ness away; that it will nu:{ on & pew health 'll“l.’i“llfl free you all from pills and cathartics! Kellogg's Bran is particularly de lightful made in raisin bread, in macaroons, popovers, muffins, ete, Hecipes are printed on each packagel $iss 864.22 Assyrian Mis. 496,00 54858 mn $2,2605.23 from Total . 1642 cR By expended for books, | printing, ete., as per or- | ders on file ‘ 69.25| By surety company bond By Contingent fund on hand 34.93 | By cash on hand | Chureh Hrar Edueation 274 35| 5.00 and superintendent of Sun. day scheol en file $55.97 | Burety bond 2. nl By cash balance on hand,,, coynt as per orders of act. ’ ing pastor and standing committee on file By eash balanee on hand 808,53 | 1,098 S‘A‘ Bunday 4.00 15217 Total $338.80 | Total ; $366.08 Raid fund Is $2,500 of which $1,000 The principal of said fund s is deposited in Farmington Savings| $5,000, invested $2,600 in loans se- bank and 81,500 in Bavipgs bank of ' cured by first mortgages on improved New Britain, real estate, $2,000 cash in bank and South Church Sunday School, $400 in Savings hank nn Officers Elected, To cash balance from 1821 The following officers were elected: To income during 1922, as per Registrar, Miss A. 1. Copley; elerk, itemized statement to be 1. €. Moody; treasurer, G. E. Root; | filed in the probate court.. $250.57 assistant treasurer, Charles F. Seott; standing committes, . R, Barrows and ¥, W. Scheidler: auditor, Charles | J. Law; Burritt Mission board, Attors MM Total aieiinens $2,205.23 | -— 95,23 The principal of fund is § | invested $9,000 in first mortgage, New 8463 Britain real estate loans, $965 in first meortgage bood, and $35 cash in bank Catherine Landers Fund, DR To balance as per report of Jan, 1, 1922 PRERERL IR0 To interest ' Farmington Sav- ings bank . . To interest New Rritain Sav. ings bank ‘o! 1731 ehyreh- $106.49 General hos. 50.62 17647 - Total $366.06 By expended for books, maga- zines, cards, supplies, ete,, a8 per brders of acting pastor founda. - Total . $338.80 cn By expended for indigent ac. G SALE ONSET RUGS] II (Continued on Puge Seventeen) | P Just arrived, a carload of these beautiful rugs in all sizes and early Spring Patterns. Come in and see them. These rugs make a dull room bright and keep every room fresh as a spring morning. Make your selection from our South Window Display. 9x12 GENUINE NEPONSET RUG .... X106 7 " 7-6x9 $ 8,75 6x9 $ 6.98 Make your selection early. A small Deposit will hold one until you are ready to use it. Be sure to insist on Bird’s when buying floor covering. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. THE BIG FUR NITURE STORE NEW BRITAIN $13.45 $12.45 » 5 132 MAIN ST. With MARION DAVIES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES BIG AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA