New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1923, Page 14

" 400 CLERGYMEN AT DIOGESE NEETING Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster * Opens Session With Addvess Bridgeport, May Mlergymen represcr diocese of Joday to atte onne Swhich opens at 3 eo'clock this afters Snoon Fhauncey B, Mrewste delegates will Fiven by the ) v address by Iiiahop Pusiness seasion be held t This m o4 memo Btratford anniversary « Timothy Cutler, Rev and Iev three America mme Bamue! Christ ¢ morating the 200th tion of Rev.| Dantel Nrown | Johuson, the frs rgymen from Con.| the ordir nectiont which t in Fnglead At the anniversary n memorial address Righe ter presided | and the Rev, Dr Willlam Reardsiey of New Haven The Rishop's Address Bishop Rrewster, after mentioning those who have passed away, bade the eonvention to prayer Resuming his address he said in part #The executive committee has com pleted its organization by election of Rew John ¥, Plumb as secretary. He has entered upon his characteristio: energy and under fav. duties wit NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1028, It Was That Long! Chicago firemen and police went “fishing” and hooked this to the reparations offer of May 2 have | |engendered In officlal and relehsiag cireles a belief that the only path 0w open te Germany may well he the dispateh of & bhrief formal nete to the ereditor suggesiing | that inasmueh as the Reieh is ap- mn-ul.*unnnle to make conerete and precise proposals she unreservedly |consents to permit a commission of | international economists to determine her obligations., powers Sueh & solution of the diplematie deadlock, it I8 argued, would afford the entente statesmen an opportuaity to indieate thelr approval of or op- peeition to a plan aiming to an wti | mate settiement of the reparations |avestion based on eeonomie prines | ples and upon Germany's capaelty to pay. Germany as well as the entente | | should be represented on such a coms mission. | | Although this suggestion was ineor~ perated in the Releh's recent offer it | was buried in the bedy of the note | in a manner which subordinated it to | the various “elastic” proposals, ‘ Those government officlals whe have informally discussed the ex. | ehange of notes see no possibility that a new German offer could be mudk OWMch would not likewise be rejected on the ground of ita flexibllity, Talk of a government crisls is dis- missed in Relchstag circles as invit. ing a needless complieation of nan already gravely aggravated internal ! and forelgn situation, There seem to | he no Relchstag group which wou'd | willingly assumo the legacy Chancel- | |10 Cuno would leave behind, | There has been no indication that the chancellor has forfeited parlia- | mentary support as a result of the re. | jection of his proposals. | SORT OF CHILLY BUT THIS | IS THE STRAW HAT OPENER | Get Hatrout First and Avold a Misit, | s Waming of New York Headgear Dealers New York, May 15.~Today Is straw hat day and hat sellers with stores on Nassau street, Rroadway and other important thoroughfares are expect. ing & brisk trade What will be mere to the lking of these who have the price is the news that straws are no higher in price this season than they were last year, A person may pay more, of course, for hia “lighter than air’ seanit, split straw, faney brald, leghern, maek- inaws and other styles, but he is as- sured of get'ing a good hat any- where in price from #8 to §7, The opening of the season should alse prove profitable to the barbers in view of the fact that the Natlonal| association of Straw Hat manufaptur- crs has warned the public that na lhody should buy & straw hat befove meking & visit to the barbers, The manufacturers say that & straw hat lnosens up with wegr and that eften if you buy a size 7 Rat before gelting o halreut you will seon find it sel- ing down uncemfortably around the ears &5 soon as you do get your halr sheared Carp have been known to live 200 years e — Herald Classified Ads help us all Special Sale and Demonstration OF THE FREE SEWING MACHINE Now is the time to buy—everybody knows “The Free” is right. We have sold hundreds of them in New Britain and vicinity. Our prices are right. Mr. Wm. C. Ellis, silk artist, is.with us doing window demon- stration and making souvenirs for ladies—Free—their name stitched. automobile out of the Chicago river, Thieves are believed to have run the machine into the water, orable ausploes, The bishop spoke of his consecra- Original Shetland pony is sald to | of Christ church, Norwalk, a| for the. To y | have come from Norway. ‘ Mr. E. Humphrey is attending to the home demonstration and Y6k Michael and All Angels Tridge |5 @ ifo. In order that the iite 5654 | Ma that tha Blssntannary oommemo: —_——i is pleasing everybody with his beautiful stitching. ) and the dedieation of » church be perpetuated there was a soclety. ‘rnllon lesson to be learned is a re. | ) “ ” g of ik James the Apostie at New Ha- | This soclety was not a mere organiza- |newed loyalty to the church, Loyalty | 0 00 ) 8 Wi and ook ‘The Free over—it is the memorial mmrlsh house for St/ tlon; it was an organization, a living demands something more than com- ) Do“t fflil to cau tms eek l ' .at Waterbury and a hall in the |body, the body of Christ. {fortable and complacent content 1n | , house of the Church of the| Bishop Brewster referred to the Connecticut churchmanship as it has| $10,00 worth of phany, New Haven. A number of |coming observance of the 90th an. been in the past. A churchman's loy- A f milk tlckets! parishes howe recelved generous be-|niversary of John Keble's famous ll!l'-“':“'y “"0“‘: "'r"‘“‘ by intelligent in- | Will be given to the boy or girl| IlOlt’M‘ the Bishop sald that “we mon at Oxford on July 14, 1838 from |fluence and effort to further the task may ‘well bo: réminded of the privi-|which Is generally dated the Oxford Of the soclety to which he belongs. who will suggest the best nnme' lege d“ #hus providing for the wnrkimn\'omenl or Catholic revival, adding: for our new and modern dairy, | located at I | 251 FAIRVIEW ST. ' Only Pasteurized Milk Used | of tHo church mfter ono is gone.” “The message of that m"“‘“‘"BERLIN GON“NGED—S—HE ‘latest and best Sewing Machine made. JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. ¥or ‘Church Unity when it came hither was no novelty 132 MAIN ST. The Big Furniture Store MUST LET ALLIES RULE w- said that at this|in Connecticut x x x Thanks to the | tme the world over are Opinton Now is That Entente Must Be men we have today commemorated :?mcnmu-n unity. He quot-|and thelr successors in sacrifice and | difror; distinguished non-conform- ) @iving “the 1088 of the es- Permitted to Outline Accept- able Plan. toll there was here in Connecticut | “Ini¥he Fcclesia x x x X By The Associated Pross, grounded conviction regarding the church with its ministry and sacra- .geeatest religious perll 'world,” and sald this Berlin, May 16.—The allled replies ments, as the vital extension of the ‘warning. Chris- Incarnation.” The church and the relations of a philosophy but Iife. Bishop Brewster, under this title So Far—Our Greatest Money-Saving Value Ever Offered to the Women of New Britain 3Day coar Sal ay ale —AND— That new i)ress you're planning $1 0 B T 1N i o e — For — on, just arrived, in a large ship- l 0 ment of values. 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