New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1923, Page 2

WEN V3. WOMEN AT CHURGH SERVICES Pastors Say Mals in New Britan Make Good Showing It has genera a majority of | country that 1) whe g0 1 This held New Hrit (] Jeow WE RECOMMEND INTERNAL BATHS |:: '.-v ':l ;hty -r‘nwm eorvect C-. Avto-latoxicai n nulnm.:“ luu -uuu’ 'J tud these w.oln “J.B. L. cnoodo" for Tnternal Bathing, because it c-u gc- the wll Iu-l Specialist, .1 lll .l' ! The chkmson | Drug Co. 1600-171 MAIN STREET SHIRTS Made to your measure at Special Prices! Two groups of fine shirtings made up to your special require- ments at the lowest prices in re- cent years, tend ehureh because they is elaimed and women | between the with #t their respec port that men tgpding church Rev, John I, { this is not the is about equal Woven and Printed Madras One lot—made to your meas- ure—3 for $10.00. Woven Madras One lot—made to your meas- ure—3 for $12.50. “It Pays to buy Our Kind." [ v ammell b e City Items . Victrojas and records at C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. A regular meeting of Martha Chap- ter, No. 21, O. E. 8, will be held Thursday evening at 7:30. The usual social will be at 2:30 and supper will be served at 6:30. At the close of the meeting there will be a card party to which friends are invited. Until My Luck Comes Rolling Along fox-trot, Victor record No. 18988 — C. I. .Pierce & Co.—advt. The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, No. 1, will hold its meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock instead of Fri- day. Radio sets and supplies at Morans' ~—advt. Mr, and Mrs. Lester Goodrich of 151 Linden street are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter born Sunday morning. Pianos and Victrolas at C. L. & Co.—advt. The ‘‘State Cafeteria,” in Jersey City, N. J., has been purchased by the proprietors of the Presto Lunch room of New Britain and New Haven. The purchase price is said to have been $55.000, New February Victor records, C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Mrs, William H. Daigle of Fairview Pierce street is entertaining her niece, Miss Haze! Wry, of Sackville, Ne. Bruns- wick, Canada. Tomorrow evening's papers will show the prices of many bargains that will be offered you during Bargain Week at Besse-Leland’s.—advt. |2 Experienced Salesladies wanted for all departments at Raphael’s Dept Store.—advt. GIVEN AIR COMMAND Prince of Wales Appointed Captain in Aviation Service London, Feb. 6.—The Prince of Wales has been appointed Group Captain of the Royal Air Force by command of the King. The Prince, in addition to his various orders and medals, is a ‘captain in the Royal Navy and a colonel in the army. Ofticially he is designated as His | TRoyal Highness Edward Albert Chris- | tian George Andrew Patrick David, | Prince of Wales, and Duke of Corn- wall, K. G; K. T; G. C. 8. I.; G. C. M.G;G.CLE;GC V.0; G B E. M. C p———————eee——— DR. C. W. VIVIAN Tooth Extractions Oral Surgery Dental X-Rays 52 MAIN ST, Phone 703 | [PALACE: women are more In proportion to the nu whoe churches in the two al, | ente 1o but one exee Four prominent ¢ ar ats v, Wil Tripity Methodist el ! aithough in most ehurche | en will be found in the Most of the time and other times ther are more men than women, Re NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRRUARY 6, COMPARISON OF AUTOMOBILE ' . AND RAILROAD ACCIDENTS Sis.! safely Inbrelsed 1.3 Per Cont The New Haven R R, A snuffy cold ? MENTHOLATUM While Aute Fatalities Has Docrease of 20.7 Por Cont, » of the medern melhods of passengers are by ighs trailns oper tation of B jeles over the pub and by railroad A privately ¥y be Ways ated over maintained A comparison of the al to both chargeable which Wi , ing of mulur spiscopal t over the Buteliffe, rector of that ehureh bele i6 N tev, Mr, Buteliffe sald that many things whieh He says rhaps mere women utling from communion serviees on holy eent, 'This | =|days than there are men but this| i, pajlvoad aceldents is |2 1! probably due to the fact that men ark | pesult of the work of the New Hu at work ven's bureau of safety, Sinee the in- the | ception of this burean nine eduetion in fa accidents of cent has been accomplished, |alty, motor vehicle acs | cident figures shows that the majors ity of those killed were "3 "During the same period The New . York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- ergyme m Ross, pastor o A8 are First Daptist chureh reported that at| geo 3 Day 10 | the services at his chureh there is| 06 per a majority of women in at- Analysis of the although men often out ol women at the special evening ! case a ehurch \ he says, the number fef that it was ¢ | throughout the country v, Mr, | women attended church quite In the case of the that than men, true | fatalitios, you would have such a treasury of drg the 1028, W of Whe dotal in 1982 preponderance of this ! coldents, the New Haven's| department last year renewed with incecased intensity its campaign against trospassing on the right-af-way, with the result that a/ reductipn of 373 per cont from lhol year previous was breught abeut. accomplishing this very substantial decrease, the railread mkn.vudml with gratitude the eco-operation af- forded by the newspapers, publie au- thorities, scheol superintendents, fae- tory owners and others along its lines in helping to spread the gospel: Keep off the railvoad tracks" 1 The safely of human life is somes of (thing in which everyone is interested, The efforts of the rallroads in this direotion which have been preduetive Y Llof such good results, might well be 1 (,...‘l dlowed hy similar work on the part 1o, of those having contrel of the licens. vehicles, |Caused Dmurbance at Police Headquarters When Adam Cook refused to leave ) P'robation Officer B, €, Connelly’s of+ fice at police headquarters when he had gone last night to make a weekly report, he was locker up on a charge of drunkenness, This morning Judge yoars I W, Alling revoked Adam's proba- [tion and added an additional $10 pen- A 85 fine for drunkenness and a 80 day suspended jall senttence for pedestrians, |breach of the peace was the judg- meetings, He expressed | these comprising 69,8 per cent of the [ rested last night by Patrolman Gus- rail= | ment in the case of Fred Adkins, ar- more | road, trespassers showed the large nhln\ Hellberg after he had caused number of fatalities, numbering 42,3 trouble at his home at 120 Commer- | If yofi bought only one new Victor Record a week music as could compare only with the great libraries and the great art galleries of the world. You would have a source of untold satisfaction for your every need. The musical genius of the world is graved on Victor Records—not the printed page of music, but the music itself. HDVictrola ~HIS MA§TEK§_VOICE" Victor Talking Machine THURS. (yreatest Sea Drama Ever Made Dorothy Phillip Allen Holubar Presents + Important . Look for these trade-marks. Under the lid. On the label. Company, Camden, N.J. ln l of ‘the Sa railvoad | Cypbers Incubators We have been agent for the Cyphers Incubator and Brooder for 20 years, We know of none as good, CHICKEN AND POULTRY SUPPLIES Member New Britain Poultry Club HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. Renier, chkhardt & Dumn 137 MAIN STREET PHONE 1400-3 OPPOSITE ARCH STREET The Final Clean-u of All Our WINTER COATS ALL AT 1-2 OF THE FORMER PRICE We Still Have a Few Very Desirable Ones Left A Small Lot of ALL LINEN for zsc The Balance of Our HANDI\FRCHIE While They Last WOOL SPORT HOSE at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES CHAS. DILLON & CO. 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