New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1924, Page 14

and get it at “Your Hatters.” PRESBYTERIANS 10 WEET IN ICHIGAN Nearly 1,000 fo Attend Asse'nbly ‘f,; o fn.np:r. m_n Which Convenes May 2 ' Grand NRapids, 1,000 commi in the union, 299 presbyte will attend the: gener the Presbyte JAPS CLAIM SYMPATHY Foreign Minister Declares Reason Ambassador Woods Has Minister opinion the funda son for Ambassador Woods' disappe May sing the Japancse exclu- rian ‘ 1v8 a tribute Aty |10 his filial plety for insisting upon his vesignation for the sake of his moth {er-in-law’s health The newspaper declares that Woods ignation indicates d\\'\pp sintment DIVERTING LINERS national co which is sor ferred to as th tertan church, | way northern Outstanding f isiness of the Preshy will be The opaning moderator, Dr Wishart of expected to he ke 10,000 churches of the ¢ s Aboriatid Pras against divisive f i, May 20.—In order to accom been active in 8 odate the gyeat numbers of Japan. year and In ) 2 ve residents b America who wish to peace, o the United States before the The alecti comen effectivea July He must be ch jsen Kaisha line has commissione ) 1 hat it is diverting one of sitting [ an liners, the Mishama The disposition « t Marn from its Suez run and sending Jated to the doctrine of the ¢ h, | iiar on a spectal trans-Pacifie trip, particualrly in connection wit « e Toyo Kisen Kaisha also i a! port which the o Forea Maru York will ma sembly by directio: sembly of a yeu preaching of Dr dick, & baptist Yirst Preshyter York city The ani boa mis terian General Japanese Steamship Company To Chance Routes 8o More Jap Citi- zons of U, S, May Return Will of John F. Mechan Filed in Probate Court . the late Joh Men yhate court, ovisions ) in the hande w8 Julia Mee @ testator, the in ers until she is 30 years e principal to be given to t time; transfer of monu at Clark and U'nion y and N rt Meehan Auring her h, and that heir gr n ¥ sior der boards and Progress o byterian cente Reports 'he will of i o rray roft t u [ congre byterian bodiee Plans for the r e plot here: the 1o the widow at her death to the follow argaret Malone, Jorephine Meehar jed among OFFICER ARRESTED Last Yebroars | « har = oy L v = a4 Extractindas yeoost secord "TGITY MAY CONDENN LAND That 1Is | { se newspapers to- tment over ! . e instituted to obtain the rights. Un- | afternoon, ed these | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD ’1LhSDAY. MAY 20, 1924, OWNED BY E. 0. KILBOURNE. Belvidere Man Said To Have Asked ‘ Exorbitant Price For Sewer ! Right of Way, | | hoard of public | set by E. { f way over his m of the Bel. r is exorbitant may | \l mhers of v for the ¢ e trunk 1 ondemnation proceedings Kilbourne price is reduced, | the sewer job may eld up so long | that the new state normal school can- | vot be furnished with sewer. % | meeting of the com- o act on the award of contracts as soon as the publie works | Loard is ready to report VOTE $100 T0 VETERANS sunshine Society Contributes Sunshine In sulmuuml Backeges To Farm | | For Women Also, i A gift of $100 was voted to the dis- | abled veterans' camp fund yesterday afternoon by Cannonicus branth eof the Sunshine society at the regular | meeting of the society in the Metho- | dist ehureh | It was also voted to denate 810 to. | wards a Sunshine fund started by the | Niantie branch to raiss $200 for a radio outft for the state farm for women., Some of this money will be | raised at a card party to be held at the Norden bungalow next Monday Mra, Henrietta Pinches, who holdsa | rumber of local offices besides being | cditor of the state Sunshine News, | was present and received the con- | gratulations of her fellow members | ,,..n having recently observed her | 0th wedding anniversary | Miss Helen Hazard, superintendent | f the state farm for women at tie was present and explained | me of the problems of the farm. e told how the farm management s using the new method of handling felinquents by kindness rather than severe punishment, | It was reported that six bouquets ad been sent to sick and shut-ins, 22 vigits had been made and thres wheel chairs are available for use at this Hme Remarks wers made by Mrs. Myra Davis, staje recording secretary, of | Niantie | The next mesting will bs held In parfor of the Y. 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