New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1925, Page 2

URGES MEN TO G0 T0 CHURGH SUNDAY Rev. Mr. Anderson Asks Them 0 Set Good Example men STRAW HAT CLEANER Makes the Old HAT Look Like New 15¢ THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. A pl of Bible i foritha Everyman's slass to set an example t and 1neilling and was one of ctoher presided during ting ant class over to his seaso . od strong, D o at Mour the new prosid ty e by Clarence awstar and Dr. J. According to the final report mads Tred 1. € the re < s held 37 class h ring the year with Soigye gular meetings atter attendanca a tota lar average 1 per ¢ 146 meet class's exiete a total average ot 313 per St 's the attendance ran n Don’t Blame the Hats— Blame the Hatter! (14 age 18 no respecter of persons or straw hats—and because & Straw Hat was born in 1024 is not the fanlt of the of the hat— t's the fauit of tha hatter, nn mark, The iargast aingle attendance for 5 season was 858 on Novem- 224, The smallest was April 26 with 178, T xee S regular meetings this 13 wera under the 1ead- Dr. John L. Davis. < were present past seasor e ey town apeak occasions. The remaining o class was addressed by Out of fundays t) acal ministers. E litlve 12 regular m average of 18 out of 31 At the end of summer las we had something like 6 St Hats laft—and they wera fed to the furnace hecausa the no triendly cows in the r nood. committes of the onthiy ment- wara ghbor- | membery attended. Thanksgiving baskets were sent out to 40 familles The Roy Scout mevement was en- gorsed by the rlass last year and of the 45 men who gradus " scoutmasters’ training &choo wora members of Fveryman's {s move- A fact—hatora we'll face a eus tamar with old Straws-—-Straws will have to ba mora 1t than platinum, it o ted from Al gams in this new Rtock $2.85 and #5.00 HORSFALLS 9399 Msylum Strect Hartford. them Bible ¢! ment and the re E Federation. to have the entire dorse the same T The class was Te ofticial and the Foderation As a resnit of th port made by Dr. J. Conger to the convention of the that erganization Yoted 204 classes en- oresented hy two 11 unoffirial delegates to weesions in Mount | Vernon sflver Dr. eaving New Britain annual Mother's Day was 3 \feCon was presented John L. Das ce Mre aem “It Pays to Buy Our Kind" | QU J. D. DONAHUE VOICE CULTURE (e 1al aitention to beginners and children Sindor 16} Rooms 318-319 Boot Tel. 1274-13. PRESBYTERIAN SESSIONS Columbus Conference Takes No Ac- he witht Dresic D. D tont 1 as tha sp s and serials were 2 tha con 1 orus on March 2 % er AT ng the press, the s Block. Hulbert hestra for vear. succeeding has heen tlon on Memorial Asking Vindi- cation of Dr. Fosdick, assen, and whi i s e here, was e 5 astie chord Columbus, 0., May 25 cias jhes nbus ay o generals b as an chur <ion hera today “The (AP) zenera officers nest o army called at- to the Blue army banquet on evening RIS IS 7 officars a reception to Address By New Rev. Mr. ows retiring new Pastor A Do jerson’s were as fol ny women say 3 4 tried a ? He | idress me So m Ot T & always Bt e xot my hu N ¢ e failed case sen A Ningle e to come to o get his ® ¢ A ROLT DESTROYS BARN Ed vas Get rid of them this safe, sure| ) way. Stops the pain at once. At drug and shoe sores Dz, s Zino-] 'BrrEs-srmss ' Put one on—the pain is gone L Apply wetbaking s0da or house- hold amm. followed by VICKS PO RUB Ower 17 Million Jare Used Yearly ng.s — tn work om t 00D & 73, There wera 230 present: car and delphia will bé aecompanied by his playground or school teacher or ooach, The two parties will meet at the Reading Terminal train, hound for Valley F leave the terminal about 9:30, east- ern standard time. The routs to Valley Forge les along ‘the winding Schuylkill river, |and the juvenile excursionista wiil catch a gllmpse of Fairmount Park, the beautiful Wissahickon drive and pass through several bustling Phila. delphla manufacturing centers be- fore the special arrives at Valley Forge, which s a reservation of more than 3,000 ac | “Now, men, parhaps these jobs are {necesaary, although I am not & blue law man, and not belleve I man shoulil hold a Bible a! I don’t think that lying unday, that dol odd . or polishing the car Lullding a chicken coop fs of mor importance than bullding up the spiritual life of the community. Th ife is para- mount and if that side is taken care of, somehow there will ba time to 111d the chicken coop and do all the TALESH T0 VIST HISTORIC SHRINE Valley Forge to Be Inspected by Marble Champ n b jobs spiritual side of your and uny other things that are yet so v uses I,ha ave a real cossa May Alex Za- iny of us use tha poor mentioned e PL W cqualinted “Rusty”) - Hamilton, Phtladelphia’s champ, and John (“Jinks") Guzik, aggle king ot Cam- | J. This will folks a!l about it, " a morrel-topped south inks' are going to strive New Britain champ at the Atlantic City tournament for the mar ing champlonship of L} e, |1t you on't be afraid to s ot superficia §00d excus: tate it, but if you don't ave any 1 forgot t tand by the chur things and ife in the com- {den, 2 tell the home BE TAKEN T GRAND JURY Evidence Concerning Bribery and Rum Running Is to Be Acted Upon by Prosccutor Swampscott, Mass, May 28 (AP) ~—District Attorney Willlam G, Clark of Essex county announced today that at a special sitting of the grand jury to be calied at Salem o won local champlonships in|in Junehe would present evidence Nadelpt 1 Camden, which’|cOncerning the bribery phase Slitimalk Jole party about 400, [Prousht out in the Swampscott rum The players are going to Valley |Tunning ingestization which reached Forge, one of the nation's historic|? climax fast Saturday when Chief it o O Y of Police Willlam L. Quinn was re- aboard train. s golng to be plenty of eats, |Moved from office by the selectmen, 1 tlon of the district attorney sing. & apecial talk by the| The ac - Herbert Burk, who & said |came hard on the heels of notice more of the history of|that the federal grand jury in Bos- slon's Continental|ton would Degin hearing ewldence ggle at the old camping|lomorrow relative to the smuggling 2 any othar Amerfcan, [Phase of the rum-running situation to make it a here. To this hearlng 28 witnesses, lincluding coast guardsmen, police- marble champs, |Mmen and Swampscott citizens have ey had mobilized in|been called. ty 1 speak ot hald up our end in the past this part of the community life, in the course of my stay here, whether it be long or short, in this T in this city, that will he one | t} of tha things 1 shall try to put across | n the Iifa of this church and city And then T epeak to you men causs of tha power of example, example {s the powerful at you men have or that ng at Al about. Tust an ounce of example do more than 10 tons of advice in this munity. In giving advies, if you do not live it cut you are net setting a good example. T ian't any influence that is q powarful he influence of ampl Urges Fathers To Set Fxample T am now talking to the fat here—T would like to think tha of you are fathers hut I know you are got. Tn some cases your boy walks like you, but there are a great many fathers, some of them sitting | ™y o og0 in this group, Who cannot set that example for their Eolchuossll L une) BT i ZREIDI0 (LOF, e RO s O this city for the Atlantie City exps-| Ofiginally, plans for the special carefully g0 that your hoy will be . dition, also went to Valley Forge as|session of the Dasex county grand sats to walk in your footsteps. » gussts of The Evening Bulletin, |Jury wers made in connection with “For, whenever a boy finfs that| “np, pyyeyn sponsors the marble alleged corruption of city officlald of ather ia not the kind of man 8, ¢5rpaments in Philadelphia and |Lawrence, ght, he picks somewhere a man | ;o and “Rusty” and “Jinks”,| At this sitting, he said, any per- and makes him his model, listens to | (AR A SEEE 0T e the [son who. In the Quinn case hearing, the things he sax watches the Way |, .50 o peing the hosts for the|had been mentioned offering, 22 WA 5' "”:4 7’;‘":"" his own ".‘: party g giving or accepting bribes, would be after tha life of that man, aM a The excurston to Valley Forgs, summoned to appear. His actlon, :rh,fikh"r" o -fl,] EXSTGEnRe n"‘_\ which j& 19 miles from this eity, will | he said, was a result of a private ofijoll may be & heroito sone boyiin oric touch to the trips of investigation conducted by Offecét s city who is watching you. And champs across the con- | Willlam Murray, connscted with the 50 I wi SakBofitie e XpIBLS or the annual combat ig the office, and had no | vog set in both the investigation | *"f’vl" Deputy Chief Ed- 2 nd Patrolman Wat- ioned from the | in the to you men because we " and ble ass nited | it before the ehamplon of 64 ities go to the Atlantic seashore re- | r the annual marble classic, “Jinks” will be hosts at Helping "Rusty” and ntertain will be the boys| cf be- o fluence you know anyth! a com and some surprises rotable day. the | ant f nity P with carried by ward Callahan, champa from out the war corrra- npanying will ¢ as great 2 T orel ower amionx thelbovainkty station, Penn- 1o and communits than the il rminal of 1 or bef d time, hoy watehas what you is tans to the thin never goex to chi he it to an't necessary for hey feel that NOTICE 1s hereby given that Max Richmond has sold his grocery business, located | s'at No, 78 Beaver St, to Sam Sala- | mone and Antonietta Viola, who will | contnue to do husiness at the same | and Phila- (location. | hoy to go to be read, ar Sna iy 't he an cinpted to say own time ar W You 2o as soon as t it should be. s piac bigger and stro what As on ger and of worship nd take off is NOT on the Box, it is NOT BROMQ QUININE ATTENTION CANDY BUYERS {ean | bowski, L] | STANDARD DECORATING | SYSTEM ADOPTED HERE, Sockets in Which Flag Poles Cag Be Set to Be Installed On Principal Street Contracts have been entergd into with the Eddy Awning and Decorat- ing Co. for the finstallation of curk sockets on Main street, from Frank- Itn square to Bt, Mary's church, and on West Maln street, from Main street to the court of honor, the #ockets forming part of a uniform system of decoration which will be employed here in the future, The sockets will receive flag poles and flags which have been pur. chased by merchants and property owners all along the line and on days of celebrations the flags will be placed at the curb, In less than five minutes the entire Main strect and West Main street as far as the sockets have been placed, can be decorated. The cost of decoration is reduced and a uniform system perfected. Bddy-Glover Post, American Le- gion, sponsored the movement and Nathan C. Avery handled negotia- tions with the property owners and merchants concerned. Councilman | Rodman W. Chamberlain introduced a resolution in the common couneil which lagalized the movement, There {8 no danger of tripping since the sockets are on a level Wwith the sidewalk, it is explained. 1t is planned to have the system | carried down Arch street as far as| the state armory and down C‘hurch | street to the passenger station at a later date. | Tha new system will he in use > GUARANTEED wrday during ths Memorial Day e S u s el T0 HATCH | EVERY HATCHABLE EGG NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR AGRICULTURAL STORE “Insecticides”’ In Plain English “Bug Poisons”’ LIME AND SULPHUR ARSENATE OF LEAD BLACK LEAF FORTY PYROX SCALESSIDE Tin, Brass and Copper Sprayers The Handy Hardware Store HERBERT L. MILLS 836 MAIN ST. Polish-American Assn. To Have Annual Banquet Atty. Flak of Springfield, Mass, | will be the chief speaker at the an- nual banquet of the Polish-Ameri- | Business Men's association, to- | morrow night in the Burritt hotel. Stanley J. Traceskl will be toastmas- ter and the following ars included on the list of speakers: W. szewczvneki of Holyoke, Mass,; Sec retary Ralph H. Gouls cf the cham- | ber of commerce, Alderman Stanley Karpenski and Peter J. Tajewski. | Moe’s New Incubators The committee in charge of the | vanquet is as follows: B. A. Gray- | A BEITER INCUBATOR FOR LESS MONEY 8, Traceski, Dr. Henry | § Price Size Cleszynski, Chester Cichowski and | vve. 82550 400 Eggs K. Majewicz. | .00 600 Eggs $96,00 500 Lggs $115.00 Complete With Thermometer, Egg Tester and Instructions RACKLIFFE BROS., Inc. PARK AND BIGELOW STS. 'PHONE 1074 Price $63.00 | | | | A\LPERT & BRILL, WHOL} SALE CANDY CO., Are Now Located at 104 COMMERCIAL ST “There is no other BROMQ QUININE” Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and A R S e as a Preventive. Price 30 Cents, CANDY FOR BAZAARS CANDY FOR CARNIVALS CANDY FOR ALL OCCASIONS The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet STATE CERTIFIED SEED QOur Seed Potatoes are from the same grow- ers, whose seed pro- duced the highest yield in the State’s 3 D, ’n, contest last year. GREEN MOUNTAIN IRISH COBBLER SPAULDING RULE CARMINE NO. 3 RACKLIFFE BROS,, Inc. Agricultural Store PARK and BIGELOW STS. "Phone 1074 | Essex Alone Gives This Quality and This Price The Reason for its Amazing Sale Buyers know what Essex gives can be had elsewhere only at far higher cost. The great Essex sales record is due to no other thing. It is recognition of a value leadership so over- whelming that it is not even challenged. 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