New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1925, Page 3

METHODIST CHURCH IS LOSING 0UT Doomed, Says Missionary, U- less It Readjusts Approach New York, ¥eb. 6,~Hundreds of | Methodist , churches in American citles “are slowly but surely dls- integrating morally and spliritually,’” Df, M. P, Burns, superintendent of city work for the board of home missions and church the Methodist Episcopal church, de- clared today at the opening of a two-day meeting of the regional council of cities for New York area under the auspices of the board, Dr. Burns also warned that these churches complete annihilation if they do not readfust their approach, program and message to the life and needs of the nelghbors in which they stand.” | Dr, Burns said if the church is to create a Christ-like soclal order fi| this world, “she must entrench her- self In the heart of every neighbor- hood. She must be the dominating and directing factor in the social, industrial, cfvic, political, intel lectual and religious lifo the people.” Dr. Burns enumerated “four grave obstacles which stand athwart the pathway of progress in connection with the kingdom of God.” One of these, he said, was the fact that “many of the leaders of the | Christian church turn a deaf ear to | the challenge of God respecting the evangelizing of our alien multitudes and pass by on the other side of the road, wagging their heads, de- nominating them as Dagoes, Sheenies and Chinks. The evangelizing of these foreign-speaking groups s unquestionably the obligation of the hour. The redemption of mankind Mothers, Do This= When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throatsand Chests No telling how soon the symptoms may develup into croup, or Worse. And then’s when you're gad you have a jar of Mustercle at.hand to give prompt relief. It does not blister. As first aid, Musterole is excellent. Thousands of _mothers know it. You ghould keep a jar ready for instant use. 1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re- lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff meck, asthma, neuralgia, headgche. congestion, pleurisy, rheu- matism, lumbago, pains and aches of back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest. (it may prevent pneumonia). To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. t Ask for Children’s Musterole. 35¢ and 65¢, jars and tubes. of 3 Better than a mustard plaster —_———— Soaks Right In And Quickly Limbers Up Stiff Creaky Joints Pharmacists call it “Joint-Fase” because it's for Swollen, Sore Painful, Creaky Joints Only It took @ good many years to get {ogether a combinatich of pain sub- duing and swelling reducing agents declared to be the one remedy that almost instantly penetrates through skin and flesh and starts right in to make swollen, inflamed, creaky, pain racked joints as good as new. They call this new and wonderful preparation “Joint-Ease” because the medical man who turned the trick, werked for years to perfect some low-priced remedy that would really benefit the millions of people who have ane or more joints that need helpful attention. So “Joint-Ease” s prepared only for people who have & swollen, pain- ful, whether it be in knee, elbow, shoul- FISH SPECIAL extension of “ultimately are doomed to ! ! | fathers and kept warm for creaky, distorted or stiff joint, | is largely dependent upon it. “It Is no longed a question as to whether or not the evangelizing of these peoples is the obligation of the church, put the question now is: can the church save itself gnd perpetu- aio its exlstence as an stitution of God unless it does pour out its life to eévangellze these groups? “My own answer to the question is: the church stands a first class chance of being ultimately and in- evitably swept off the planet by the breath of an indignant God ff it does not give itselt In abandon to the accomplishment of this task.' Other obstacles, sald Dr. Burns, are “a lack of traineq workers to carry out a soclal, recreational, edu- cational and spiritual prozram and a ,constantly changing ministry instead of a continuous pastorate.'” Dr. Ralph W, Sockman, pastor of the Madison avenue church in this city, outlined the general methods and the peculiar message of the city church as contrasted with the coun- ti/ church, He pointed out that the city flock varies far more widely in *its mental, eultural and financlal capabilities, “We need church statesmen tall enough to sce over denominational fences,”. Dr. Sockman said in dis- cussing the necessity of ‘organized efforts of the different depomina- tlons. He also advocated the aband- |onment of unuded churches “lying |around like nest eggs laid by our senti- faithful souls.” Bryan’s Child ment’s sake by a {Daughters of Founders To Meet in Bridgeport The Connecticut chapter, Daugh- ters of Funders and Patriots of | America will hold its annual meet- ing in Bridgeport on Kebruary 20, | when reports of officers will be given | and the election of officers and | councillors held. The president, [ Miss Mary Swift Whittlesey, of New | Britain, will preside and after fhe luncheon an interesting program | will be given, consisting of an ad- dress by Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel of Litchfield, national historian, and two groups of songs by Mrs, Susan H'u\lnv']‘m\ls. the well-known con- | tralto of Bridgeport and New York. The hostesses for the day will be Mrs, Charles Henry Armstrong, Sr. and Mrs, Frederick A, Strong. Mrs, Ruth Bryan Owen, d Bryan, has filed application fo: she had to renounce when she of the British army. Owen is in Florida. . to Be Citizen JUDGE HAS DADDY GIVE SON LASHING Sentence Is Carried Out rection of Judge Raymond Mac- Nellle, a boy of fifteen, arrested for repeated thefts, was taken to the cellar of the Juvenlle court by his father and given a vigorous old- faghioned thrashing with a strap yesterday. The youth is Joseph Perno, whom Judge MacNellle denounce as a “dressed-up dude with a yellow streak,"” “He first sentenced t!m boy to Huntingdon Reformatory, but on the posed the substitute sentence, direct- ing the father to “take his boy down into the cellar right now and give him a darn good beating with a strap until T can see the marks.” Other youths and thelr parents in the court room gasped, and Joseph cringed and turned pale. A tipstaff opened a door to the cellar and an- strap, In a few minutes shrieks came from a locked compartment in the basement, punctuated by the crack of leather. Joseph's father had car- ried out the sentence faithfully. Crestfallen at his semi-public tisement, the | head and went | father. home with SUBSTITUTE BILL Healy Attorney General Drafts aughter of William Jennings r American citizenship, which married Major Reginald Owen now living at the Bryan home Measure Intended to Take Place of Several Others. | Hartford, Feb. 5.—A bill has been |drafted by Attorney General Healy _ |to be a substitute for several now BANDI, SHIT BY FOLICE 1 DEAD Tnquest Info Death of Riceit elh {0 Be Reld Tomorrow r Among the members from this city are Mrs, Frederic Wolcott Ben- ham, Mrs. Williaia ¥. Brooks, Mrs. Elford B, Eddy, Mrs. Robert 8. Goodwin, Mrs. Hosea Dayton Hum- phrey, Mrs. Willlam C. Hungerford, Mrs, Alexander . Huston. Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs, Oscar J. Mur- ray, Mrs. Charles Walter Nichols, | Mrs., Frank J. Porter, and Mr Charles B. Stanley, Mrs. F. W, B"nu ham is corresponding secretary of | the organization and Mrs, W. v, | Brooks is historian. | | Pigeon-Blood Rub) Mine | LR | Causes Rush in Burma | on the body ot Michael “Big Mike' | Rangoon, Burma, Febh. 5.—"Ruby | | Riceitelli, shot and fatally wounded | | Fever” has struck vpper Burma, in erday by Stratford police as he | |the Mogok district, where a new | was coming toward this city with a vrubv mine yvielding wonderful Stones | hag contain{ng jewelry stolen in a | | of pigeon-blood hue is reported to ' sensational holdup of a New Haven | have heen opened. .. sort of Klon- | jewelry store, was performed today dike rush, involving both nattvesand | ,y pr, LeBaron Peters, medical ex- | foreigners, is under way. e e Coroner John J. Phelan nounceil today that an inquest would be held in death of Riccitelli who | died at the Bridgeport hospital two hours after he was shot, at the county courthouse here at 9:30 a, m. | tomorrow. Captain Michael T. Silverstein of the Mount Vernon, N, Y., police and | Lieut. John McGowan, chief of de- tectives of Ncw Rochell eI company with Louls Levy of New Rochelle today positively identified | | Riccitelli as the man who held up who is night acretaker at the autopsy | £ | Strictly fresh eggs, 65¢ Russell Bros. dvt, an- | der, ankle, neck or finger and whether it is caused by rheumatism or something else. Peterol Gas station in New Rochelle, Of course, it can't help but quickly | on December 28 and again on J. put an end to such superficial ail- | vary 10. The holdup man robbed ments as lumbago, neuralgia, meuri- | the station of $24 on the first visit | tis, aching muscles, stich in the side, | and $4 on the second time. Identi- crick in the neck or sore feet he- | fication was made from a enlarged cause of its penetrating action, but | photograph of the dead man. what it s really recommended for | Identification was also made to- is joint ailments of any nature what- | day of Riccitelli as the man who on ever. December 6 last shot and seriously Ask for a tube of “Joint-Ease." | wounded Bicycle Policeman Roland You can use it several times in one | gepnett of Mount Vernon, N, Y., i evening for quick results, because it | wa¢ announced by the police. goes riglt through the “k"" ““I" | Tit was also arrested by the Mount | only a few seconds rubbing. It yoo.,. oicer that Ricetelll was surely is a swift penetrator and | the man wanted for the holdup and robbery January 10 of the Gristede | grocery store in that place taking $300 in cash. The manager, a clerk and two delivery boys in the store | were held up and bound by the rob- | ver, it was stat | More Than 350 (fogli Men | Strike in Galloway Field | when it gets under the skin, it starts right in to clean up all joint trouble. 1 The Fajr dispenses it dally for about 60 cents a tube, as do first class druggists everywhere. Always remember, + when Joint- Ease gets in joint agony gets out— | quiek. Philippi, W. Va, Feb. &.—More | than 350 union miners of the Gallo- | \\lllv the strik- All mines in | State today In eympathy ing miners of Wendel. the district are idle. are patrolling the region. FRIDAY - The Wendel miners walked out FRESH SHORI FANCY CHILLED i e J . e WTADDOCK vrree i 1D€C | HERRING w 18¢ Wi L e FINEST FANCY MEDIUM ed up by the union men preparatory ST 1 22C | MACKEREN ...... w 15¢ to reopening, would resume opera- FANCY FRESH tions on an open shop basis. WHITEFISH ...... 1b, 220 FLOUNDERS . 1b, 14C B BLUEFISH 22 CAPE 30 Italian Ambassador to STEAK UL, Ib. C | BUTTERFISH,.... Ib. Cc lv‘ S. Is Sick With “Flu” | ,, PENOBSCOT FRESH TON o8 By The Assor 4 Press. | SALMON ... e Y 30c AND CHEEKS . ... Ih zoc Rome, Feb. b. *(H:\POHV»O de Mar- | BLOCK ISLAND FRESH BOILING tino, newly appointed Italian amb SWi . sador to the United States has in- BNORDEISH L. 21 45c PlFfu‘s 5 it 8(: fluenza and is in bed his tempera- EASTERN WHITE 32 FIN 51‘_”»\ AN 24C ture rising to 102 Fahrenheit, His HALIBUT ........ 1b. C | mappE . «o b physician hopes the patient will have SOLID MEAT OPEN FRESH recovered by next week, but it seems OYSTERS ...... Pint 350 SCALLOPS ...... e G0 C e e nisonaiiion will | _— he 8 o P ling OPEN LONG ROUND | be such as to permit of his sai February 1§, as planned, to assumec CLAME S 500 it 28C CLAMS ....... Quart 25¢ Februsryfllenpisnncd 1 H - - Y.ML WA \\\l(ifinm Special ! Mohican Pies (all kinds) ea. 25¢ § .. % " 4 iRsey its first anniversary at its rlwlw rooms tonight, with a meeting ad Bread 16 oz loaf 6c dressed by Dr. Morris Dunn. Na Wheat, Rye, Graham Large Fluffy Smow Flake Rolls. .doz. 7145_; MOHICAN BLEND Coffee b....37c an Buchalter is président of ti ciation Other officers are ce-president, Max Hoberman: sec- | retary, Lewis Wintz; treasurer, Louis | { Kramer. s A whist team composed of | | members of the association will play a team representing the Disabled | War Veterans tomorrow evening. [ | SPECIAL DUZ i The Department of Agriculture | Small Size — 3 says there are 608,000,000 acres of | pkgs 25c potential erop land in the United | Ige. Size Pkg. now beling tilled | 23¢ iqrum tresh eggs, 65c Russdll Bros. 1 —advt, land it was detonated when thrown | | by a man who understood his busi- | ness.” | their | lieve th | driven into fences and houses and a | wh ch were seized by the police for examination were found to be clever constructed of wood and {metal, bound with wire, and loaded troopers | ¢ before the finance committee of the mgwlahlrv relating to the incurring | ‘or bonded indebtedness of munipi- towns thl»a and boroughs the ______ | | palities, COMPARE FINGERPRINTS Boston Police Trying to Hook Up | tst. The intent of the bills, | especially one from w Haven, it is claimed, was to bring sewer, fire “.'m'] other districts under the same grand Bombs Discovered With Identity | of Man Who Dicd Last Fall, Philadelphia, Feb, b.~At the di- | plea of his father, relented and im- | other handed the father a long thick | jad dropped his | his | Howls From Cellar Indicate, Bufilon. T'eb. 5. —Iingerprints of | tions as to issuing bonds. The vangel Crimbatzie, supposed native |text of the bills framed as an of Argentina, who dicd last Thanks- |amendment to the present law | giving in Joston lodging house, | would have failed to were taken by the police today in | ditions objected to and the attorney an effort to ¢ up a bomb ex- | plosion yesterday in which the lives |nicipalities, towns, boroughs “and of geveral hundred schoolboys were |sub-divisions thercof” shall be dnder endangered. The bomb was one of [the same resfrictions as the pres- six found in the eifects of Crimbatzie [ent law set up to prevent munici- palities from Issuing bonds over five into a back yard with other refuse. |per cent of the grand list. The A report from the state chemist’s |sub-divisions are sewer, school, fire office declared the six bombs to be [and other districts, some of which ‘of v good type, evidently made |have bonding powers and others do [not. Some districts having special orkmanship sliown in |charters will not be affected by the tion led police to be- | proposed amended general law. t Crimbatzie, who lived as — — a recluse and had locked himself fn | DR. his room for several weeks before| Rev. his death from a hemorrhage, was a | the dangerous radical | speak to the Y, M. C. A. Bible class The fingerprints will be compared | this evening. | with records kept by the federal au- | Army of Everyman's Bible class thorities of well known_ extremists | pect to attend, and it was said today that the Ar- a The on AHLQUIS TO SPEAK First Lutheran church will correct con- | Dr. A. A. Ahlquist, pastor of | Members of the Blue | | general's bill read in effect that mu- | ntine government also would be N R e T asked to assist in identification of | R the man. At the lodging nousn‘ bl nothing was known of Crimbatzl ex- | cept that he gave his occupation as | stevedore and lived alone. Sincs | | s death his body remained un-| | claimed at the morgue, ! A terrific explosion occurred yes- | terday when John Breen, a boy, threw into the yard of the Common | Instantly! E”d Flatulence, ("‘15’ street lodging house an armful of | fuse taken from Crimbatzi's room. Hmrtburn, ]ndlgEStxon Pupils in the boys’ Continuation school, adjoining the , were thrown into confusion, windows were shattered, pieces of metal were three foot hole . R excavated in the unexploded bombs with smal] shots in addition to ex- | plosives. Senate Fmel"n Affairs Committee Does Not Act Chew a few Y Stomach fine! So' please , S0 inexpensive, so moment “Pape's Diapepsin” reaches Washington, Feb. Che world the stomach all pain and distress court proposal Wrtually was laid on 'from indigestion or a sour, g the shelf today by the senate for- stomach van! eign tions committee as far as Millions ¥ its n All this ¢ s is concerned. druggists recommend this harmiess A two hours usslon got stomach corrective, d the mmittee no where and ¢ ator Swanson of Virg nking democrat on the co sald he saw no reason for p his mec r&hip proj 1 is was no possibility of acti March 4, Le elmar; ii;t;l;;;r:d Pal | ust Pay Death l’cnallv | e Assuctated Pres Hanover, Germ court of appeals h peal of Hans Gr: SEIBERTS FASTEURXZED MILK AND CREAM iedrich Haarm “human vampir murder of 26 pers men, and sentenced to ba ! as was Gr executed ns. Both me Strictly tresh eggs, 65 advt. DON'T DEPRIVE YOURSELF Priso's forcoughs Quick Relief! 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