New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925, . . services at the Congrugational | . | day morning at 10:16 o'clock. He |ditions. Another point brought out ainvilie @IS |chureh tomorrow moruiug, All other antol News |is the first pupil of the St. Joseph's |by the city officials iy thal no medi- activities will be suspended for two school and the first member of the cal inspection of bathers takes place weeks to allow the members to at- | i __ |parish to have comploted his ele- (and this too, might have some fm- m nd the services in connection with | mentary studies for the priesthood | portant bearing on keeping the wa- nn camp meeting, N at St. Joseph's school. He finished ters free from danger. Catholie Choreh MI-N his classical course at St. Thomas | Since the agitation this week over wre will be low ninsses at the | 4 ) the “frightful” seminary fn Hartford and continue situation, the lagoon wreh of Our Lady of Mer | C ady . to- his theological studies aboard, be. |has been the best falked over sub- “unuv\ niorning at 8 and 1 ing ordained In Fribourg, Switzer- |Ject in the city, so city officials de- ,... lock, i idisas clare, but they add that it is a case Camp Meeting Opens : ( Dedicatioa Ak anged of “much ado over nothing Store Closes Wednesday Afternoons Fhe 60th annual opened yester- Eesemrmaen ] Dealcation ot (i f\‘"::,‘.;.\‘\.\‘,.‘,‘i Playing Manchester L i of dedication The world’s finest Refrigerators at Special Prices. All are white ",\L‘.’j“f‘, fl’fl‘ (\‘.-\“L‘{f ‘},‘,i \'ff'.',',‘?,'{’.,"f o rvihe il Tl nugpicibad oni | dusslioned |y erichesler The b et pire was later relieved of his duties enameled outside, with white porcelain lining. A fine box for [[J]|Mscetiancous stower For Miss bor- i o iy raving very et Atend tn o Faens= which for the feustdny of 8. Aune | i iy, anehester management but his first one last night proving very | closing of the | 5210665 called the clectric refrigeration. Note the following — savings are big. oty Rogers Last Nighi—Chures [pomwiar, 7 FE T e doseph fang to Siug b GRS R IO S S| Diooke Notices—Crowd At Standard Steet |onvet wil] heein tomaron. Tov & | Solemn High Mass at St doseph's | MeFidden of the Jusuit Order of | agie” usiliary, A, 0. H 10 af- T, " TR | : VAT T : i . ) N Ney orl. uring the ew days | . No. 75—661% inches high, 4714 inches | No. 7314 314 dnches high, 3614 inches Carnival—Plaimville Bricfs, di \: Haven conducting | Chureh Tomorrow Morning of ‘\nh\,",\. .f'.”,‘ff 'f‘ o ”'\ o ‘“ tend the stat vm\‘\rm\m\ .m'\l-’mm i 2414 925 s, i : 9 25 Sk ) ervice at 7:80 a. m. At o¥pna gy Slanhs <oen | 14 and 20 in Bridgeport as follow wide, 2414 deep, 70‘"’; lce 225 wide, 21 deep, 125 Ibs. ice 12 Arrested by the son of the mun o'clock Rev. Morgun Morgan| Within one fifth of the worlds|Of the Jesult Ovder from Bosion |ays. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs, Dora capacity, reg. price $275, for capacxt\' reg. price $165, for New R ge has D 1 Delegates have heen chosen by whom he robbed, William Queor was Britain will lead the class ' rocord, established but a short time College has hren assisting at the { AMfeDonald, Mrs, Maria Scott, Mrs. 5 St haled Into conrt here yesterday aft- | MCetng in the Conneetient Chan- ' 4" o T i MERIE frene Polky, Mrs, Honora Budd, Mrs. No. T4—561%4 inches high, 47'4 inches | No. 7214—49 inches high, 331% mchLw || ikn Ueen SULARL Sl e R S SL e i FE T (R T HEURL e i B e e aies \\lde. 241/, deep, 200 1bs. ice wide, 20 deep, 75 Ibs. ice perior court. Queor, a resident of |auditorium at 10:30 o'elock, Rev. A. oy :‘1"‘~“""1-\ plenty fo talk abont at f:13, 15, 715, S:15. 1005 and [are: Mys. Mary Corrigan, Mrs. Mary capacity, reg. price $226, for capacity, reg. price $125, for A|| Bristol, nade a midnight descen | Tavlor ading (he music and Sl night at a demonstration drill 11:45 o'el Services will also he | Dovle, Mrs, Bessie Dieby, Mrs. Agnes el i 5 i upon the chicken coop of Fred Cal- Christian 11, Relsner, pas. AL e Central fire house on Meadow [ held in the afternoon at 3 o'clock | Mcloughlin, Mrs. Flizabeth Riley. len, sr. and made off with two of © Rroadway Temple of New | freet where he ran 50 fect, couplod jand the closing services of (he no- |Mrs. Katherine Paderewski and JWing the sermon, 1 a break in a hose line and at- vena will take place at § o'clock : Mrs therine McLoughlin, N'n‘ 7814—6615 inches depp, 291 inches | No. 72—47 inches high, $6| 5 inclm; ¥ |lthe fowl Conatablatited: Gallen preqct Lol ; I Katherine wide, 24 deep, 160 Ibs, ice wide, 21 deep, T5 lbs. ice Jr.. was returning home ahout = Bell will lend another servies (9006 1 & nozle, all in & seconds. tomorrow night. | Auto Hits Tree capacm'. reg. price $217.50, capacity, reg. price $125, for 9 Blloclock in the morning when he |7 P om., when [ev. Willlam H. | Hoce Company U 3 sec-1 Arrangements have heen made for | Rlinded by the lights of an ap- saw Queor going up Last street with | Allceson. pastor of the Trinity M. 1, " b ‘ the serving of food to pilgrims to |proaching car, Thomas McMasters of — ———— b2 bag. [ehureh of New Britain, will preach. | Plenty of as shown in the the shrine {his city was forced fo turn into the \'o. 73—50 inches hlgh .)9‘» mcheq \ude, 2114 inches deep, 100 Ibs. ice The officer followed the man up (Res. Dr. T H. Dorchoster, pastor |1t Worle Aenotsining that SR Thousands ave exn 1o ¥k {alicn jon Fanmitgion wvonus SMS capacity, $148 kind ) to the center of the town and then |of the Tirst Methodist chureh of (00" aye his men dn the “4he Jocal church today and tomor- jl.wis corners last night and skidded pacity’ i slioei el sbialelticsisiaRe sl Ryl . . hailed him, Gueor slopped and ai- | Hartford, will speak a{ 7:30 olclock. | PinI of condition. The first event ffow, Tlie crowd last year proved o 'into a tree. His machine was dam- swered Callen’s questions, saying | The fll program will he e which called for the coupling of 00 t goctions had to be roped 1 somewhat hy the impact while "SANITOR” REFRIGERATORS, WHITE PORLCELAIN LINED, MADE BY BOHN, ({112, vt o vaintor and na dus | our on Momins o morninesienke |11, ”55" 00t "laer “ae wom bt nevonn i Foora it e, tree was vadly barked S ] ) across the Federal il green g “Joe" Dutton Recovering ALSO GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICES look Info {he bag. Queor hesitated, |enongh of New Haven, The { Hose Company No. 1, in 141 sec- : S 7. Dutton 18 alr services were also held last yenr | Jormer Mayor Joseph F. but finally complied. As Callen [noon speaker will he Eynest v, ) londs, just barely nosing ont the Cen-| 0" qrionn aote thnse, who could |Tecuperating from the accident, suf- looked in, however, Queor set off | peol of Havtford. state superinten jtral company, which did the stunt in | por ~ct intn the church fered a few days ago, when he down the street on the dead run!dent of the Anti-Saloon League onds. | No. 15—66 inches high, 45 inches wide, | No. 11——.)6 mchoq hl"h, lu L inches wide, ot Dangee. Lyagaorated broke his right elbow in a fall. The sl $120 b S $95 1| ana was halted only by a shof fred | Ameriea. Rev. John L, Davis, pastor | 7T it trip, Wit (ne hole WAt Gyt s fenl Gialitie ook | Sonet Ao B £ KoL D ches ¢ 50 I inches 200 Bl ito the alv. . Deputy Bherift . W. |of (he Grace M. F. citureh of New |Made with two nien instead of four| 4 /t8 SEEER €0 IS EL [ reports of physicians so that Attor- T e e capacity, reg. $125 kind. e e v in hndl came e i {~voRi el it sl IS niaa i thetfiret avanland Ehe Mot ne. park 1.];.« on haa becn siven <.‘v‘,,‘ zerated a condetnation in the nev Dutton will regain the use of his arm within a fe ‘Taylor ® 5 2 o || scene, o8 hoth of wham waor ther the honors | - (= ave el No. 1315—66 inches high, 36%% inches| No. 1314—54 inches high, 35 o e, || ‘a : T St D ds e q\“,‘»l,";;,?.,,‘,‘:( ineiarioun enmia| i wide, 23 inches deep, 150 Ibs ice capacity, | 20 inches deep, 125 Tos. ice capacity, find “"" ”"'”‘"‘]” the ‘:“"' n birds. | Pritain, will commenee {hair sorjeg | f EhRineman "";'"" ouAL, “"""y” that T e waters whien e | Miss Harrison Entered s 3 7 o K 5 iy 0 which were still warm, but was un- | of evangelistic SSline company coupled 200 feet of hose In | 08 4 regular selling price $112.50, $85 regular price $91,.,0, R e it | S G g BCLTE] e COninrs (i (e 1 In Big Marathon Swim fmfl e SR AT R s Special for. . 5 ¥ . his father told him that lwa/| The Diainvila Plonsers will Ly Fireman Quinn in 7 seconds Mden G e Paris, July 25 (P — q A ladder drill by the Central com- LHAIL, SR S U0 cporting ne per of Paris, quabuek river. The contan ing pool water as a safely measure — chickens had been faken from their [over 1o New Britain | ernaon | R \n 13—50 inches high, 36'% inches wide,21 roost during the night. The officer {fo play a return game with the | ANy and first ald work by Fireman e ot chnd Al Tyl M s T I ianSHpsison, ol res capacity, $87.50 o e Bl was naturally surprised. but so He e e e R e iy T AL T NG i T i e QU tnumer- | copity made her third unsuccessful her when the chickens ¢ lthe loeal field last week, A {hree | completed the drill s it oo ee lth tempt to swim the English channel immadiately returned [ gamn scries has been aranged hoo| Tho drill was followed by a ball| g iior Josuph 1. Wolsard recoms | from the French to the English shower For Miss Rogers [ Fomen Tiose g ooy, aerangel be=|eame hetween the Uneas company {yicitlh SR on 0 he batn. | consts, Dias entered for a swimming A miscellancous shower wis 1en- land it should he bitterly AL | aned the Forestville s which re- raarathon race on August 2. The race {derad Miss Dorothy Rogers of East | {houg e R (e Bl (a3 L e tar e e e : e will he on the Seine river from Cor- . Bt the mostiinioreatingigamealio be|| W The mectings of lhe Junior Loague | y t Iast night at the home of ) R peRe oy \n]uhn"-y " ,..,‘ i : '”,‘j'” i Ikl emimber ot bag H: o I‘l:y"\iy. - Hintanes :\1{2% miles. Berlln News sco s far this scason on (he local | have been discontinued until Sop- [R. Q. Meleod by Mrs Mclod. Mrs. e e e | C'hief Hayes and ihe beard of fire l’n'ym“m_"w”“” the eomparatively | oo s, 1t e swam. the Eng- | diamond, it is expected. It is said | tember, |Stephen Reitzko and Mrs. W. H.|grounds, S Mary's cammissioners fel 1 od over | fhe city. offieials helieve {hat | lish channel in 1911 after a number .._. |that the Cardinals have in their| Fast Berlin Ttems | Loomis. About 44 guests were pres- et it Gaiins T showing of the firemen eieir 2 iiie baitee ot iilie: walcr [iof essful attempts, is among {lineup three former college stars and | Rogular morning prayer and ser- |0t hore was a mocl marr | e Wil Sing First Mass 1 o( . nsslat. to any. great sxtent | 1ha cntries fortia murathon 9 “"“ the Hartford team is bent on | nion will be helq at §t. Gabricl's |and refreshments were served. e ol oo parnival on Whiting street Toseph Zang. formerly of in relieving the dr ey are ——— ANHF[ ETTI SE taking tomorrow’s game from the | church tomorrow morning at o {!Ving room was tasefully decorated |y o oning and larger ones are ex- | i ot 1 i) el celns |monadent ithat e Tie vl Memoriz 10 don't hother Kensington squad. Kensington holds | oclock and Sunday school will be [N Pk and bius and the - dinmE |y s attemoon and evening, | brate his 0 mn_high mass in | pond and e large puml er of users | looking up the Herald's classified ad |one zame over the Capital city team | helq at 10 o'clock. Rev. Sutcliffe [T0OM I white, Miss [0gers TECEl |y gy Hogun, Jr.. of Whitin mf: fhe new &t Josoph's « will bring hack any rous con- | Dept. No. o e s b e [ed many veautiful gifts. she will [ 4207 Tk, 45, 0f Wiitin i ! b How About a Slen? The regular morning service winl [Pecome the bride of Kl e Aol vag T AT e | o Censinglon reside on see- H S lof st streef, but no date for th d other pri A Kensington resident, upon Le held at the Fast Berlin ,\thuv)”"m;““m TeeL aafetor Wil be Phis evening; win- | | T T TR T T : {ing the police warning in Iz dist chureh fomorrow morning at : ner must he on the grounds fo . 4 edition of the ‘‘Herald as 10 el Sinde. e s Union Service | o | sign on each side of the rail- gational and \ethodist boctor Cactails Practics | 25 A Y | Tunior league will m Wt A pom. | il el Tam ol ity 2 : e . [ ® [ the road, with the word ‘Danger | 7 otclock. Rev. Asa €. Fuller will | S A fal, Martford. Dr, George { printed in la letters upon 1L | yave charge of the service |50 Lo CHIECE Y L ) ; 3 ¢ of Martford, who has e will be forced te q has left for Boston, Mass, wh B e, will hold office hours at T gond one and might serve to cut | [ st Ulve e el ncla Ve Baptist Church fimes, but will he foreed to disyense | |8 S 3 = ! : el Mr. and Mrs * Turner and| The congregation of the Baptist | with calls, as he Is spending mueh of |8 et . ing this dangerons point should be amily o ofta s wave lef pe T s time | Mp a0k 5 . Suggests Danger Sign for Under- |done and it is thought that, iInas- pass—Ncwsinlthe Churches of the | Miuch asia tiaflicipolicemnnicould nof bhe stationed there by itomobile for Warner, New services of the Baptist, Congrega- Advent Church | Hampshirs, where they wiil spend [tional, and — Methodist — churches The arder of services at the Ad- || a few days as {he guests of rela- |\ Which will he held in the o = Py ° | - Hien zational ehurch {omorrow morning. (Continued on T 3) 3 Fown—ther ttems of Increst. s wouti o great deat N i s 1t ystendas 0 0 ening, e, 1 G War : Percnval Av nue ensln on AMROURNILhS case ol CosmotATAfn ,""','r_“’,'m,,:;,‘m_m;f‘,“ et | for Raymond. Maine, where sho wil pastor. will deliver a sermon af the | = g 9 S , | Paptist church, theme, “Jesus Pro enjoy a vacation. 5 (1] nf Lewis avenue, Marfden, is | tion, according to nopular sentiment. | €Ho¥ & vAculS 1 T e '.;"-v“; Ly he Camp Firo girs last | Aller July 25, the weetine howe BUMMUNIW THEATER | | THE LOTS ARE LOCATED ON PERCIVAL AVENUE NEXT Tuesdey afternoon and cyvening. was RV another contint will ake Esleil it mishE on ihie Sitip: ! postponed and will he el next ation. Tt will reopen on Augue Sati July 25th, ine to the f Miss Agiis Me or Orille Ventres on chatges [ puesday afternoon and evening at . MARRY CAREY in “TEXAS TRATL™ ||| TO THE KENSINGTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Carthy one 16 pring itnees. ' of driving without an operator's H-! (he home of Mrs. Willium Bunce. Methodist Church o Sunday, duly 26th. ; : : S et S e s o el N o) CINTA LEE CORBIN in vil not be able to feave se and without registration for 0 oo o wiieh fustitution | ba ear. He will appear in' the| e e e b iecUEwi) participate in he \:v-‘lm‘»i pLAC T TR e ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE PERCIVAL SCHOOL. program is heing | — fas been eonfined sinec the fa- | Berlin court ‘Tuesday evening arvanged for the meecling of the | SSrmm——— accident on the turnpike uear the i When Morley was stop: ° Fast i o Lake Inn on July 3, 1 which | policoman he was unable to ® | Wednesday evening in the base- e = Db e S S e [|® {Percival Avenue is a| |These Lots face the LOTS ARE LARGE eni Ba sl gt ot = ] program, shich it under the dirce. | # [Macadamized Street, southeast, are High 50 to 80 ft. fronts. y i rec ramue ol 0] ners 1ion of Philip Mil um, Carl Lun M . 12 1\ < 1, MO e i G S o the st L e R o (& |has City Water, Gas| |and Dry. Fruit and Depth from virt on July 1o and ime of a talk by i Mary ! of " | b musical selcctions and an b # | and Electricity. shade trees 150 to 270 feet. continnation o1 (a vas | superinten o Rerlin public gress, “& : b ! s H AP RO, Ly Rerlin Communit | Some Phases of the wianted, pendi recorury of | sehoals, at net fh'e mecting of by ! l t 8 b W Representative 1orar Miss MeCarthy was stipulated i jihe Kensinzton Ieague of Women | P - ] —— —_—— —_— 1he granting of the continnation that ! vy hieh will be held on Aug- d e and soclal wil o held \ v N e e i ot e : EASY PRICES 10 PER CENT merilcaving thohospita by that time deiny alen he discussed at (his ses £ Music will be furnished by the ANY REAL SUCCESS TAKES o TERMS L $450 to §550 OFF FOR CASH the casc wus to her continued. $an whieh will be held at the Ken- | Serenaders MORE THAN MONLY k. ) —— e -_— s MeCarihy's condition was very | S, Paulis Church, P e S e IT TAKLS MORE THAN COMMON 10 o fomorrow morning .!attend {he annual outing of the s : ; thought that he could not possibly . i N IS MORE AN PERSI- h thiought that W4 not T Paul's Kensintgon. Rev. W.! company at Hanover park, Meriden, [ T l‘\‘l\r‘“i"l THAN PERST 5 l 8 l ots I eft on Thls Tract CUIOT AN IGNEEN S A LRI, (i of Hartford ‘ this afternoon i - he institution 1 h jer i “‘v . He w. | rge. Sunday v follow Mr. and Mrs, Viet Benson b IT TAKES THE AID OF A STRONG Will Iesue a Schedule, e ices colurned from AL s trip to the BANK T e e el i : LOOK THESE LOTS OVER AND THEN SEE e Berlin ( a Mass at the Shered Heart ehure £ — THIS STRONG BAVK IS ureh for the month of August ¥ Fax Gerlin, will be celebrated at 9| Thousands of people know that ALWAYS AT YOUR Tl e e B e Dl ] SR ORI et i, i JONN J. McCABE, Resident Agent, KENSINGTON, CONN, Tel. 2310 pastor, kev, Samucl A . Rrennan of Kensir will b lept. No. I i st s Bl e ol neEn i bl i ) ccured an excollent] gpureh. Rev, Samuel A. Fiske will S CE Aunday ee e 8 ve been i) Suecessor to H. H. Dawson mor-{ discontinued ~ for tmmer | Call 3371-J mon! hs, will bel | Second Floor—Tel. 1052 Kensington Congregational ! To Gentleness The morning service tomorraw at| will remain in Berlin| he Kensington Congregational | S e R, i) FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ~achusetts, where he ;\m oin his| ooy P, Solandt of Plantsville w ily for a vacation during Next) .onqyct the service and will preach the sermon of the morning. The reg | ular seasion of the Sunday school | ALT e will be held at 12:10 p. m | = = / — g | \acation Tteme Miss Edith Lindquist h ned spending a vacatior will be held on Saturday., August 8 ST THERE! SRah GOIN AFTER A LET ME EVER SEE YOU SETTING SAW SUCH A BIG £ % o fhe Misscs Adelin The following committee has b = — ,.“ Rf,’”' *.u:n L BALL! { FOOT ON AY GARDEN Aaa\‘ T 2 Al KANTZ i Elten tandg and st And-| qppointed by the school to make ar / TAREW MBCILL AL _~ WAAT NOTUING TO TOUCH IT— | Juist have left for a two weeks' a- | ryngaments for the affair: A. Gilbert | ~Z| SMOW YOU \WHERE 4 by L, AOW BEAT )T AWAY FROW ; ion at Oak Blufts, Martha Vine-! jorneon, Marion Hart, Joseph L. | i, Pelic—y oD Wilson, Helen Nelgon and Lyman W CRAB AS AN = ST 'u<‘.\c IF ID | M ““( L,ANT:’. Kensington Methodist. was held this Light is éown for the righteous clock from vill be the text of the sermen by Laraia and Sagar- | May B. Lord at the morning and a solemn | co at the Ken Methodist wreh, Kensing at 7o in the Rrennan. The § : ' vening Patsy l.ucco, atucerwil a ! jock Nick Plumbo, James largry, anley Ki 4 Jo Cardinale Here Tomorrow The Cardinals Hartford will | on Thursday e ‘isit Kensington tomorrow and will | The subject for Bidle study will be! % engage the All-Kensingtons in one Romans v, e -