New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 11

LARGE CLASS FOR Hava Jennle Ballachino, | osa Scollo, Consetta | Fowler, Catherine Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches || ARMSTRONG HEADS !II\rAll standeth or fulleth to his own | master, “The man who gave this slogan: ‘Be of good courage NEW BRITAIN DAIEY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 18 1925. e e e T e DA S othy Gullmette, Kathleen l‘rnn[fl,'f___———— | Rose Susie Rumo, Peluso, Marlon City Items WILL HOLD BACK TRIAL 11225 "o ier s o lust game to the Yankees, of and let us pla T s o Stage Interes Asal, Mary Buscemi, Sebastina Car. | [ Q |{De ot s for our meayle. ang Tor thy | sl r% Josephine Wicandor o ons Club 1o Stage Intevcsting | ypich Horwits was captain, sino, Salvatrice Catalano, J\nnrnnl | 1} | aitios of ous Gad. and the Lord do | suley sivost obscrved hei Legal Battle Over Alleged 69 Al members of the Lions elub, Demeis, Nellle Pestritto, Gummer. | by » & | birthday yesterduy Mrs, Wica which will sponsor the trial, W o s 06 el \ | 8, Mary's —— | what seemcth Him gooc had | iy the best of health ad rec iy sinda Mondaruza, Lillian Sandel, . ¥ | l'taith as well as soursge. They uas 1eaith r Cents Bribe Attempt been notified to appear to do jury S[ Mal‘ |s Childm H B Antoinette Nalentine, Itose Nlola, }H AHmvmlna .-Ixm mass for John (Continued from Page Four) iy ine ¢ e o \_‘(" e 'MDH \ ‘Mlm;ur of approprint s juty. ‘The Jury will be drawn dur- % 0 | Hebir was sald at 17 o'clock this | iy 3 ¢ J ® (her five children and 1 . \ h v R g Tuesd ¢ " | 76 been A':"” Glams. I amioe brave long. who has no faith in his | dren and from LRI D b DA X ‘onstance Frenette, Margare! 0 : drcamt of adventure Wice Ul X rom a mber of | precedent in legal eireles in the nd the hearing will follow, Ate Pmpanng lor Evem 'drun, Ernesting Franceachelli, lh: v.l‘mmmn of the League Of | waonyianan plays o big part n| 4 - ; ) ‘»“.r n.‘u,‘ ¢ I to extend | Britain will be held at the ' torney David L. Nair will represent [ieen Piynn, Mary Lennehan, Anna [the Sacred Heart will meet this |, ‘Conecience PIvds & BIE pArt I n suffering for other people, be- |thelr felicltations : iz e side and Prosecuting Attorney | Matascik, Margaret Matascik, Mar- [evening at 7:30 o'clock Bate to e aile o8 ot omer | Ware of losing confidence in them. |Guibransen player planos at Morans | 5 ' R L i of a of 365 children, 173 boys |FALCL Beheyed, Eloanor Wichan, | At 7 o'clock tomorrow mOrnin | lopie. when thay are consclous that may Le provokingly diieult 10 | —aqur, onrate ¥ Dot i ! 3 p de p »8, Boyle, [there e h 4 mas stan d v it Sl i B TR v e A 3 or L L d, S neln puso,. Tlor juatanoce Iprecis f at yo 8Y [ nient of wi will ymme . & i TONAL CONVENTION Holy Communion next Saturday (Blanca, Catherine Burns, Alandy | A montl's mind mass for s, | o 0% HOvac Tor Ansanoe, & fyyor cor hom. 1t you think it has [ ) e VIR eI el gy, {11} nlagd tin LONATIONAL GONVENTIO) worning at & o'clock fn 8t. Mary's (Claanflone, Rita Coffey, Flearnor | Putlice Croce will be held on Wea. | romard 1 uo Y et e | no value, yau will woon tire of having |t it COHIOR, OUREI A gutity’ o of a Joseph’ I Andraws, presidest of church, The sacrmaent will be ad- |Cullum, Mary Iormica, Ilorence |nesday morning at T o'clock s RS st o loariit BVery few oottt ithe lns QALL M hrA L) Pt the Chamber of Commerce, and ministered by one of the priests of [Gallo, Genevieve THennig, ¥elen | The Feast of the Ascension will bo | '“‘: ":‘ “‘ R “""l‘ ““”‘" Ll 1'”' | conventences of public servics, just | HOmMe cooked luncheon. Crowell's Hary veg g Ralph L. Gould, secretary, will leave the parsih, and the names of the :K(‘!\'ern. Laey Lombardo, | obaerved Thursday, -whioh will be &/l S2* ,,”:"": enough ’r)\rr“( ho m\IV'K for the thrlll it supplies. Thers may |24Vt > Judge 1 aw M Landis. this evening for Washington, D, C, children, who have been drilling for | Mary Mawe, Mary Messina, Mary ||,0ly day of obligation. There will "r" el ”'\'""”‘ et v {be some public servants who like | A moeting of_ the bu com- | will preside at r ' re they will attend the sessions the event for a number of weeks, | Prestritto, Frances Rivers, Eleanor | he masses at 8, and § o'clook | e heart that s viddled with|, o, i0y bue very few people ke |Miseon wiil be held tomorrow eve 1 3 n of the Inited States Chamber of follow: Varano, Nina Kosorlz, Anna Marron, |in the morning in the upper part of | ooy e 18 not Interested in the | ;. {ning at 8 o'clock to Captain Harry Haynes, Commeree Edvard Adolfson, Mario Ber-{Florence Mirando, Lena Rmella, |the ehurch and a mass for children | fOF sacrifice In most of | 1 we could get at the motive | Victrolas and Pianos. t Morans'— nardo, John Carfi, John DeNigris, ' Mary Costa, Angeline Folingo, lena |at § o'clock In the basement, The ‘!" ,““m : w"mM"“ on P lwlnrh sends such men into any of- |9 Jugene Galgth, Fellx Lombardo, | Baroffe, Helen Delancy, Margaret | o'clock mass will be & high mass. ||o5 " "% gEom “;’""”‘"‘ nE L we | e might find that it was as |, MT &nd Mrs, Guorge Dellman of r s - = i I Ol selves, ’ o) > 240 R schl streef re, | ¥ nando Mariottl, Robert Naughton, | Flynn, Mary Varhol, Melie Baruftl, | On Saturday morning at 8 elock | 0ot I ourselves | ittin to. their credit, as 1t is for the | 240 Rentachler atroet and Mr. | James Urse, Edward Volpe, Thomas | Nita Swanson, Anna Clanci, Helena [a class of more than 700 children | OV the trouble s that unless| oo "0 0 fd, Jrsinheny Berlinghaya o Murray, Michael Pula, John Zuder, | Contina, Rose Dadderlo, Cecllfa | will roceive first holy communion, | COn3cionce stimulates & change, it )50y 4 Byl inantration be born out |fITNed from an aytomobile Clarence Woolman, Peter Darrio, | Dickenson, Mary Genovese, Anna | &t lm-{»l.'- |creates @ counterfeit—a forgery. | . ol T o sincere affort | StAMOrd and New' York | John Tracy, Emile Tanguay, FEd-|Glynn, Mary Kalinowskl, Salvatrice | e '*':” e have beon pub. | ANd BUCh characters have nothing to | 1"y "oy ortive God is behind | _J°Bn & Contaros, one of the own ward Tanguay, Francis Ringrose, | Messina, Teresa Papalardo, Anna | e g ; ]’]‘ H‘r‘t [‘ o "’f Pub- fofter which decent manhood wants { £ W BPOFEE O 1ot atter wher | T Of the Palace Theater, 1 > Urank Chesanik, Willlam McHugh, [ Torello, Trene Zine, Anna BIANCH, | worier Boroiee ton Mies prot Ve [to accept The world which fs | £ 50H0 : “fts min. |MOURCed the closing of the tor i g ] ] *| Walter Bernier and Miss Trene Igoe | | that sincerity is exercising ‘its min- |/ ) 4 Vidward McMahon, Russell Wagner, | Maria Brigandl, Fannte Ruscem, | o) Cor 0 BIE Misa Ane | Dungering for bread, is sick of being |, whether In tackling your | 77 &1 indefinite peridd, ¢ AL John J. Dougherty, Edward Poppfl.;r)hrh Carpenter, Florence Charland, [ o ’.w”“” miatt agl Miss An- | tow with stones. We have already 1o e e e ok v (€0 Info_effect ollowlng Saturday’s | Edward Cote, Donald Dorsey, | Lucy Grego, Margaret Krtle, r:mm} Warty h"’””, 1avollora s 'm““r-nu\-.zh pret 'rMT:!HHmm to fill our | Seaz kot iiie hindrances otl your xwrfmnrvr.w. e Thomas Ruprenant, Joseph Cop- |Degnan, Virginla Falconiere, Frances 101 ] v ' P g public library. We want wnen, Me “'vmm'v e e wider e Elson Churechwe a yoomer | pola, Santo DeFelice, Anthony De- | Fabrizio, Fvelyn Gingras, mrlnnl"" AL L ")‘Hl”," ‘"]i‘: who cannot be bought, or sold . . .| 0% &7 ECE God's sirength is |L)0 Bronson Hotel, suffered a broke 2 i 3 o'cloc) i children, unc 7 S - lof the g -G th joft leg in a fall in the hote! yoster | russe, Frest Disalvalore, Attllo | Hannon, Marion Heath, Mary MIE- | (1o diroction of the Sisters of Bt |1, %10 bllevs in righteousnea for 3¢ your- gigposa, R LD L | Verrari, Louis Gervis, Dominic Ne- {nonia, Fannie Nucel, Ruth Naples, JohephimuraNeati by s e l‘ltx own sake, and in whose heart iMay T A viin losnaNtiattaln: day r‘ was taken to the New Bri- grl, James Andrini, Natall Buona- [Lucg Ratiste, Betty DeFranusco, | - Pr: Mmarched in procession al|ng fire burns which cannot be| . U i friad) “he | 21N General Hospital for treaiment | (LI ol Coroomin Tohn. Dol E e T s S :)’“" 30 | the opening of the devotions, Which | quonched cerity 1s not shouting from the | "o, o) "(ourt sewing society wil ? Keiasiing Pactiitie, Scknley Boamas. i,\:; st Cavar m\f::“” TOlehiol | wiil close with a high mass at x] e P whether on | 100 f0D. a1l you know against (e | oot Tueytay ariernoon and evening BaC C y om t? b I s N B 4 e, O o laiaTon A Nomw do not kinow whether origiher fellow, or all you think you |, 4 16 of .. G ner Good- John Shechan, Edward Saladin, Jo- |&urah Rlancato Agnes Satatino, | ° "“,p"’"‘“”“l‘w"l‘r‘.’;‘t"“;l o Imet¥ouinuve any il cyntca s inth thfu | ey lns v ol los 2 St S6ithe home o G AUardneriGaoc dstiff. ti seph Venetiono, John Cronin, Roger | Helen Murawska, Albina Ottair, | /N"es8ions WiL DS REQTA TIS €€ | gy ciage, ¢ there are none here, | got into the limelight, is by dragging | ) Beriiny L v RE you lame and stiff; tired, nervous and depressed; o : G | ning, e d \ Y agging | ‘ sy oore ent 0. 12, . 3 ‘--;lifyml’.’ (‘{r‘;:rpcl’-::’m“ | | Luey Gelomo, Josephino 1a Rosa, | S month's mind mass for Edward |20 d0ubt You know where you can ha skeletons out of other people's Ry B SRR miserable with backache and sharp twinges of pain? James r, Ger ale D v a r chivo, | o 2 t AL ardd 8 16 $ 5 | S s o ans, will he . ] (i L L b Derothy/ s Onikao ) Maryl KCaIvo, limrrelfinilite! held it T oictack] Andifomet L nless you have the| cuphoards, 18 & €heap Way 0 Win |rogyidr meeting at 04 Fellow's Then look to your kidneys! Good health de- ) 0, R pating, B Jicanzi, Sadie Arena, Mary | (ooron V! | courage which this old leader called | notoriety, but I's s UNEENcrous As | saiurday v Rl i / b f ATy | Wednesdny morning. n 3 Saturday aftsrnoon at 2 Kelly, Robert Layden, Leo MeAloon, | Carpantier, Itala Teadore, Lucy Vel- | "'y 008% MEWME 0 i for, don't meot them. 1t you are |t is eheap. Your task and mine, 15 | Staila. Heberal S pends upon good elimination. Butsluggish kidneysallow Patrick McGuire, Francis Richard. aio, Mary McNally, Anna Moley, b : {bound te meet them, play the man, |not t e haimeorsiat ane life 1 s A impuritics to accumulate and upset the whole system. 3onT Tauiael Riley, JRUOhN LT striay | s inat b s roley, | cension, will be a holy day of obii- | o meot them, play the man. |not to make the memory of any Hfe | meot with Mrs. Gustave er, 217 ) ! i Rernard Walsh, James ©'Brien | Tino, Olga Guorry. Tino, MArY | gation and will be observed with | ¥ they will Inake you play the fool. | more miserabls than it will natural | Glen strect, Thuraday sfternioor Backache is apt to follow; stabbing pains, depressing I'rederiek Swanson, Salvatore Fra- | 2 | masses at 5:30 and 7 o'clock. [ B S Ll y be, if a man is trying to §0| Camp R. N. of A. will hoid headaches and dizziness, getting up at night and other zetta, William Heslin, George Pat- | A novena to the Holy Ghost will |10!PE & man'a part by this eynical | straight. The reformer who de- ity regular meeting ftonight at § terson, Raymond Janelle, Willlam Charlow, Eugene Kororiz, Francis Kelly, Victor Rogala, John Vojtila, Geno Paruffi, Vincent Anselmo, Philippe Aziz, Lawrence Busopino, Anthony Gallo, Anthony Gunterman, Daniel Plude, Clifford Sorel, Joseph Seldl, Raphael Varano, Alfred White, flaymond Solf, Frank Costi, Os Rranchini, Theodore Annunciata James Searrozzo, Se Puzzo, Joseph Puzzo, Fugene Rich, An- hony Rch, James Cananollo, Louis . Michaal Coppe ro- arles Dagnel, Michael Cause. Norm ( lint, ( March Arrta Versa, Edward P no. Adam Dagnazio, Branio Mario Carmella, Amos Gom Charles Ciilizza, Jereminh Tabelonia, Thoimas Celilizza, Dominic Mancina, Thomas Vitalia, Rigilo Leardi, John Daprer, Dominic Cicola, John Depot, John Vitall, Bdward Lardi Biondi, Stella Bl len, Li 0, Coneetta Cieeio, clla Jaglow, Margaret La- Millie Longo, 1 or Skinger, Hele ttalia, lLeo nie io, Tary DiPace Gierula, Rose Vitale, Nose Marzi, Catherine Feroleto, Margaret Bellini, Ianeq Buchicre, Rridget Dipinto, Bernardi, TLenna Luizetty Frva ¢ er. hue, Se hastiin Gianninoto, Ter rivtz, Madeline Catherin fusce. Louise Genevi Olga C Anna Lon Mary s F T honi. I'ra IMlarencs Du Ceeilla Casselin Gene Angeline Vanza ine Carino, Lena Mamore, Mary Mar \MeNally, Anna Moley, Luey Vellonic Marie Brescia, Antoinctte Ces Itena Talurico. Jennie Pierre, Vi P ossin, Carmelia olina Vigneau, I Vojtila Sandelli, 1da Alfiere, Tucy Soli, An LeMichale, Frances Brigandl, Ann ifota, Mary He ances Iirsily Sarrantonio, Helen Alice Marfyok, Carmelina T jica Arho: i Mary Quir Wel anguay. An tosamond Cal Helen ¥ Teresa Gompolz Dor- Anfio Drobuis, Tortured for years I by varicose veins | Trouble entirely healed | by Resinol | Chicago, TIl., Oect. 28:—*T hrd suffered from varicose veins for 23 vears and had doctored continuou Iy without results as I could not keep off my feet, The pain was so great that T could mot sleep and I cried at night until T was completely exhaus ed. My hair turning gray and I thought 1 would loze my mind. Last summer my son had a sore on his chin and Resinol healed it, so I decided to try it my- self. In little less than a week I obtained relief and in six months time the trouble was entirely healed. I cannot tell you how thankful T am —I am the happiest woman in the world and I owe it all to Resinol.” (Signed) M Gussie Newman. 2424 Orchard St !Contrnctors Assemble to Fight the Irresponsible Louis Mongella, John Chaframont, | | etement in our community to, and |start at 7 | ing. 0 o'clock Friday morn- a- 1 life, than by ane natural de- pends upen this method of reclaim- ing socisty, will only add to the st. John's |sire to fall down on the job. Do number who will need raclaiming. Washington, May 18.—(AP)—Ad-| rpore win be s mesting at 7:30 Inot regulate your enthusiasm for| A bad motion pieture, will twist ministrative groups of the Associ- |qjoek Wednesday evening to or.|'IEhieousness, by the apprect thought inte channels in which bad- ated General |ica assembled here today te outline {a campalgn to rid the construetion ! vicn Contractors of Amer- | others set upon it. You kno they know, that the only remedy our present world | ganize a Girl Scout. troop | parish. in All girls over 10 years of | age In the parish are invited to at- | S \r. Selzberper has been a hotel | and use steward and head waiter for 19 With Keith Vaudeville 17 Million Jave Used Year ars ANNOUNCEMENT In keeping with our policy of giving our customers the highest quality of goods obtain- able, we are now serving Ce Brook Ice Cream at our fountain. A souvenir package of this delicious ice cream will be given to each purchaser on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. A complete line of Drugs, Toilet Articles ‘ and Candy. Prescription Specialists A special daily luncheon from 11 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. Price 45c. Crowell’s Drug Store 83 WEST MAIN ST. Tel. 1951-2 for problems, is the ness thrives, and if we could but read the causes which send lives to devil, we might find, the that the | | : |industry of “irresponsible” contrac- | remedy of that Man who safd:—If | roia t a had apill which some- | ! o : “ ) 7 R Sl tond { alling of a bad spill which som § G Hamilton am s My back ached amd ReslaliZenobliighp Roumeaul How | tors. e . A any man will come after me, let him | ore else made, started the down- To Hea ore Han S i tabh h . . aral Keaney,iTnomes i SwithiAttred (S8 TR AR e Thursdny tiie menat Koe s thaloan | S0 UK U SO B UEEMET CE LLED fona ielas . when 1 4, sharp, stabbing paine caught me through the §t, Lawrence, Peter Daddarlo, Jonn | o 00t o B0 R B i da. | censton, will be obaerved with mass- | 4’ it 4 "'f_ ”n" s ‘:)" ward trend = : [ e - - -] sma v back, They see g in desper when T straighte Liebler, George Pilkington, Thomas | P\ ' ik ‘u at 5:30 and 7 o'clock in the|®Pd follow rom s the qunulc 1t's a hard job to pull a fellow | ened. My kidmeys actod ton fresly and I had te got up sceasion- P lct, oorse Filkington, Thomas | scrining the situation avowed that | %% 8¢ B |aback in this country, up to the out of the miry clay, . but it's | 215 diring KAA Hight 5 vask thi seeretienn 26 AUENL SANG Dosi's D gegrman L&Cross |oforis nad been in progress fnr‘ A | White House, men have tried the cx- | an sternal disgrace to push one {n 5 LR t Gl 8. i rog vears to find means of makin All Saints | perime B RS vl 5 f i iRy Vrank Candos, James DiAgistna, ((17C7 years to fi ans of MakINg | 1 ore will bo devotions at 7:30 |Periment, and the first man has v Let us play the man for For Flavon John Feensy, Raymond Foley, Car. |t difficalt * for irresponsible con-{ . FC® Bl 8 BO ey and |10 be found. who discovered, that|people. They may have their had ’ [} malo. Pimine, Deeritt Hickey | 0ot Ie mulet the yubliol Mo ) o il ooy that Man made a mistake. WDy spots. But that is where our op- Though your choice fruit may be out of oan s l s ! zzina, Fverit V. | ¥ hondine Dractices Bhatbel||Hriday; sye : (fiodcs e A e { )| season, you can satiefy your “longin Thomas Kennedy. e e sioral QRiThiTARY) tneliceastion ineihe NOECABROR HRRTACUSHMAR RIS EH linoRtupttvicomesii i i usine Buera Cartfd Pure Fri John Higgins, Machicl Mallia, | = i : e be lly s I - xtracts, avors. Just right for B g _ : AN LRE R lach s ——— naton, theeo will he & low mass et | 8y o0 "hootiexgsr, or baitadlearh. !l You canliocate whatever. you!de-|| ||| cskessad suadin Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys Frank Nipert, Vietor, Rogni, Ken- SUIT 18 BROUGHT cicleaidiin thefmprringiand fui| /o8 S CAEEREACIAAG GEL TEET BT ouReaT I pel el e n s o 43| 1 " BT 1 o et o St e ikt s i e e e L BAKERS 8 i ik o Gt WA o A e AP 0 Colonial Flower shop, lcated at | CHANGES AT BURRITT HOTEL | P o b red {59 Wost Main street, to obtain| Byron Turner, captain of bell boys | e ard ikl Peter possession of the premises. Thare at the Burritt hotel, hes resigned | [ ® A P l I' 0 L Tate. Willtam ® Satworst. Framor {will be a hearing in the city court |and plans to enter the dry cleaning | lo. T Ra ki, ranci » ¢ s q 1 Y ie K1e s | siness rist by v = H Joy' Ness fel s SR M 18, George W. Kiett is | business in Bristol. No new captain | Beginning Next Sunday Pisko, Angelo Boceia, Stephen Di ounscl for the plaintiffs will Dbe appointed. Missgq Helen | & AR 7 . Schait, manager of the coffee room, | NTh C d r.',‘m,“;,"“"}::“r’"d Rt s == has resigned and will return to her | € Lovere i s R " | home in New York. The coffee room | T ohl Mz monial WaileeH Ol Bvsc LD will be managed henceforth from | wa On” SRl are soon “nipped in the bud” - (h® office of Manager John E.| g Joseph Bartimoli Thomas Burns without “dosing” by use of — v\‘\'::ili\"fiyflr.\‘r;d m\’l-; :nd‘:r’ 1‘*\: 4i-11 At No Advance in Prices John Domenie, Angeln-.«Paonessq supervision of John Selzberger. | Unless you leave a will, your properr is distributed by law to your heirs, with out regard to the way you would prefer. Only through a will shall handle vour a of the assets should buted at later periods property and provides helpful assistan for them in personal matters. With a will, mi expenses, the trust company ca vance it to save sacrifice sale of ch hold annoying kidney irregularities. Why experiment? If your kidneys are sluggish, why not use Doan’s Pills? Doan’s is a harmless stimulant diuretic, Used the world over. Ask your neighbor! o'clock fn St. Jean's hall, ——— | & & & v w e Use Cuticura Soap And Ointment Here is New_ Britain Proof: «cAnother Estate that slipped through inexperienced fingers” The assets he left were adequate—, had he guarded them through s will and trusts. 8even points worthy of your atten< tion are listed below. | — e ————) Insurance money in particuler should be safeguarded. This can be done through a tru e income and pom tions of principal, if advieable, to be paid to beneficiaries from time to time. I (¢ This modern way of handling estates protects wives against well meant but unwise financial advice; boldg 8 daughter’s porgon for her use only; keeps choice holdings or a business nterest ct until 2 minor son is cap- d able of management. 6 ble trust company as s protection ity in handling m When consid ring these matters, come nd talk with one of our officers as to yur experience in administering wills and in estate taxation. Commen Trust Company fees as Executor are fixed by law. Its fees as Trustee are equally moderate. f the estate lacks sufficient diate cash to pay debts, taxes a ce Open On Truly ) Bank of ‘\aln‘rda_\ s Service 6to 8 P. M.