New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1925, Page 14

MINISTER ANSWERS WHAT 15 RELIGION Offcials Congratulate Repre- senttatives at Locarno —_— “Religion consists of more than a system of do's and don'ts; it is a practical everyday affair that ap- plies to all of man’s activities,” Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor of the Kensington Congregational church, declared yesterday in a talk to Everyman's Bible class. Rev. Mr. Phillips answered the question “What Is Rellgion?" His talk, in part, follows: “Religion s far more than ob- serving the formal commandments. A man may keep the ten command- ments to the letter and still be very far from being religious. Religion consists of more than a system of do's and don'ts; it s a practical everyday affair that applies to all of man's activities, “Religion is a quest. Tt is a quest for the finer and nobler things In life. Tf a man wants to be religions he must always search for those things In life that will lift him to a plane of nobler and higher living Religion is also a quest for man, a seeking to know mankind, to know the needs of men as we meet them in our everyday life. Tt seeks to benefit and live so that others shall he blessed by our lives, Religion is interested in the social needs of men. It is concerned with how he must live and the conditions that make his life a pleasure or a burden that is too great to be borne. Religion {8 also a search after God. A seek- ing after Him 1t happi we may find Him and thereby know Him. 1t is knowing God as a personal God who Is interested In the affairs of our lives. We must recognize that God loves men and is Interested in his highest good “Religion is a friendship. Tt s a friendship among peoples. You are not religlous if you fail to be friend- ly and practice friendship In vour business and professional dealings with men. Religion is a friendship among races and nations. You are not religious in the real meaning of the word when there is race preju- dice and national hatred in your life. Religion means the brotherhood of all men. Religion is also a vital and real friendship with God. The highest point of religious truth in the hook of Genesis is found in that monotonous chapter of genealo- gies where this gem occurs. Enoch walked with God and Fnoch was not for God took hin A very fine illustration of th friendship that ought to exist be tween man and his God. The highest concept of the relationship that exists hetween man and God is ex- pressed in the word friendship. “Religion is a cause and demands the dctive support of any who claim 1o be religlous. It is an active foree in human life and is interested in the remaking of human life in all its relationships. It demands from all its devotees that they shall he active- )y about the task of bringing the Kingdom of God here and now. R ligion has a program of righteous ness that must be set up in the earth Those who are religious must seek to make all conditions of life better. “Religlon is also a plan of salva- tion. Salvation for individual men It has in it the force and power to| 1ift a man out of the common everyday slough of life and place his feet on a firmer footing of right- eousness and respectability. Re ligion also means the salvation of human society. The community in which yon live must he bhetter be- eause of your religion or there s no real value to your religion for you ar anyone else. Religlon is practic enough to have an effect vour business dealings with your fellows, Tt will likewise affect all industrial relationships. of life to ai on and international “Religion is finally a v “The purpose of religion man to liva well' M thoughts and deeds are inspired be igion is active. Tt the ten is his religion. ia not enough to ohey commandments or to arcept any en set af b paving to and pray Tiglon but they are a T he a deep 1 art of \t 1 he blind 1 FRANKE. GOODWIN Eyesight 827 MAIN ST, Speclalist TEL. 1005 TIMITATION OF CLADMS A PO Yoty NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1925. In the Diplomatic News fter “careful consideration,” no action was taken by U. S, immigration authorities on charges that beautiful Gloria Faure traveled from El Paso to New York as “maid” in the private car of Senor Alberto J. Pani, Mexico’s minister of finance. Senorita Faure and Pani are shown above. from New York when the charges became public. The girl vanished She is an actress, a former Mexican revolutionist and a granddaughter of Francois Faure, one-time president of France. P S mm— s¢ w hold a social Thursday evening for |an at n Tt lcommittee an fo be served ne o offering yarish ni ot Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches | St. Requiem this weck as follow Sparmer; Nora O'Beirne Catherine T , for Mrs. Mar venth ann il be 7 o'clock The Ladics' Mary's masses Church St. Mar were announ at crsary. Al the masses ociety will school hall benefit of in the the invalid mother, St. Josepl's Church There St. Thu the church o'clock for O'Connor. meeting of the supper 11 be held this evening rations will be madc supper which w > chureh hall Wee commencing at Jos: day orning homas W. The final d final pr r the chicken in t sday evening cloc): Next Sunday at all the will be made towards tribution to the testi John G. Mur Woods, who has e Catholie Indian northwest, southwest at all the a generous masses cor il to Bi Rev. John harge of ) schools 1u the , spoke and masses offering was given him. fo! B St. Peter's Church Banns of ma published the second §t. Pefer's irch yesterday hetween Herbert Sautier and Edna Mary Blan- rriage wer r tima at ill be a month's mind massy chette. The ceremony will be per- formed Oct. 28 at St. Peter's church. Announcement was made yester- day of a meeting of St. Peter's so- clety tonight at 8 o'clock, at which the state president and a delegation ot members from Wallingford will be present. The monthly taken up at ! Sunday. The men of the parish will receive communion next Sunda On Adjustment Board, Can’t Have Incinerator M. Davidson, a member of the board of adjustment, whose duty it is to straighten out zoning tangles and difficulties, today learned that one of the regulations of that law will operate to his own disadvan- tage, when he was refused a permit to ercct an incinerator in the rear of the Davidson & Levtnthal store 201 Main street, The zoning commis prised to learn of thi; Jaw but has aceepted the ruling of the building department, It is un- derstood, however, that an effort will be made to change this feature of the zoning act, as building offi- it will operate to the collection will be all the masses next s foner was sur- section of the cials believe it disadvantage of the city and may be creative of more serious fire hazards than incinerators would cause. | | | HOLD WOMAN IN RAID New Haven, Conn., Oct. 19 (P—A four-family house at 34 Sherman av- |enue was ralded yesterday. Mrs. Rose Shankman was arrested and stills, mashes and accessories in li- |quor making business were selzed. Mra. Shankman was charged with violation of the liquor laws and was released under honds of $500, SKIPPY (———————, f You (ERTNNL‘(J LOOK VERY *(-ER‘RIBLGL j ”flme DocmR SAYS I'M cemn 7 EErreR GROOM 15 ALMOST LEFT AT STATION Bride Nearly Starts on Honey- moon Tour With Brother — THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONBECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepald Aay 10 5: days days days days days days Yearly Order Count 6 wort 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Cha No Ad Accepted Af! (‘!u\nlfllfl Page on Same Day. Bat. 10 A A Accepted Over the Telephos for convenfence of customers. Call 935, Ask for s “Want Ad" Operator. Iine line line line line line 42 A matrimonal catastrophe was Ren. B30 narrowly averted at the New Brit- GponiApplioation aln station of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rallroad Satur- day evening when the 6:10 train started out with a bridal party, but almost without the bridegroom The incident came as the climax of the wedding of Ernest Forshaw and Miss Nora Cooper, both of White's Crossing, Plainville, The couple had been married in the First Baptist church by Rev. Wil- llam Ross, and the wedding party started for the train. With the bride and bridegroom was Sidney Cooper, best man and brother of the bride, and Dorothy Case, a neighbor, who served as bridesmaid. In the confusion incldent to get- ting the newlyweds on the train, Sldney Cooper, carrying the bride- groom's baggage and escorting the bride, got aboard. There was much joking and throwing of confetti when it came time for departure, 35 cente, 1 P M. for Burial Lot, Monuments 1 NEW BRITAIN—Monumental works, 123 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and deacriptions. Carving and letter cutting our_spectalty. VAULTS—Concrete stesl rein- forced; water proof, hermetically seal- ed, will outlast either wood or metal, Do not require larger lote. Ri priced. Tel. 64 AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 XOMB TRUCKS—Sales and bert| won Motor Sales, 171 South Narn . Pho . BUICK MOTOR CARS—Eaies and Bervice. Capital Bulck Co, 193 Arch St. Phone 2607, GADILLAG CARS— wnd Lash Motor Co. “A Reputabl West_Main,_comer _Lincol CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Sales and worvice, Buperior Auto Company, 178 _Arch Bt. Phone 211, CHRYSLER—¢ _and 6. Gales and v nnett Motor Sales, 250 Arch 2052 Bervl Concern. DODGE_BROTHERS—Ealea and service. 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 166 Elm 8t., FORD C: tractor, and sorvice. _ Genuine s Automotive Bales Pho! to Bales and Servics, 453 West Main 6t Tel. 3691 HUPMOBILE CARS—Balen and Service. Clty Service Station, Hartford Ave., cor. Stanley 8t. A. M. Paonessa. T, top, curtaing y §00d, Mechanical Terms allowed, trades con- Prlca $660, K. M, Bearle & ark t, Cor. Elm. Phone 2110, Open n\-nln" till 9 o'clock BUICK URED CAR DEPT. 1926 1024 Bulck roadater, like new. Bulck touring repainted, Bulck roadster, repainted, Buick touring, pertect, Chevrolet touring, llke mew. Jewett coupe, repaintod. 1921 Franklin touring, repainted. Several good Fords coupes and sedans. No better used cars are to hs found anywhere, CAPITOL BUICK CO, 193 ARCH BTREET PHONE 2607, LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray. grade motor cars, Sales and servi: C. A. Bence, 51 Main 8t, Phone 2215 LEXTNGTON, OAKI.AND and GRAY Mi tor Cars, Sales and Service Hard _Oity_Motor Co., 8 Elm 6t Phone 2734 NABH—motor cars, 8ee (he new L Tales and Bervice A G. Hawker, Blm street. SLDFYOBTLE MOTOR CARE—'Tho W fined Six” 8mith Motor Salea 100 West Maip 6t Phone 2900, STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARG—gales and Bervice, Albro Motor Sal Co., 228 Arch Bt. Phone 260. CUT FLOWERS—potted plants, varfety. Johnso! ROSES—10 pleasing Epecializing on funeral work. Greanhouse, 517 Church Bt. each epecial for Saturday and Sunday, Flower Garden Green- house, 1163 Stanley 8t. A trainman, sensing the situation and fearing soms one would be in- jured when the train started, under- took to order off the train all who were not passengers, In doing g0 he mistakingly took the best man for the bridegroom, thrust him into a seat and forced the bridegroom off the train. Just before the final toot the mistake was explained, the bride exchanged her brother for her hus- band, and all was well. Mr., Forshaw has just been dis- charged from the army. He was a first sergeant at Fort Slocum and has seen four years¥service on the Panama Canal. Mrs. Forshaw is the daughter of arles A. R. Cooper, and has been employed at the Union laundry. The wedding {s the climax of a romance for which the Everyman's Bible class is responsible, Sergeant Forshaw, home on furlough, was prevailed upon to join the White army of that organization when Mr. Cooper was general. He im- pressed and on his next furlough brought a crowd of soldiers along and they also signed up. The inci- dent led to an invitation to the Cooper home, the meeting of the daughter of the houschold, and Sat- urday was the latest chapter. They will reside in a newly finish- ed bungalow recently constructed by Mr, Cooper near Sunset Rock. L] 1 OF MONEY lost, between High and N, B. General hospital. Finder will pleass return to Herald Office and recelve reward, BROWN pockethook, lost on Lincoin 8 Sunday afternoon, Finder kindly turn to 25 Edson 8t, after 6 and re. celve reward BOSTON BULL DOG—Iost, Reward If re- turned to Bridgett's Cigar Stors, 51 Church Bt. Tel. 1546, FORD BPARE TIRL—mounted, lost Thursday morning. Reward if retured. _Tel,_267-14. GREY Key-tainer_with twe keys Iost In The Fair Dept. Stors, Saturday morning. Please return to Herald. LADY'S TAN—pocketbook, containing re- ceipts and moner, lost. Reward if re- _turned to 1076 Stanley §t. Phone 1637-14, LOST—Black and whits fomals dog, bear- ing tag No. 1468, Finder please return to 71 Rhodes §t. Reward. TOST—Between Commercial Bt. and Post Office, bracelet set with topaz and sap- phire stones. Reward, 27 Madison Bt, upstalrs, LOST—Diamond _stick _pin will be instituted unl, person seen Thurs., Oct, 15th in viclnity of Matn and Church, tearing envelope and removing stick pin from papers. Return to Her- ald_Office, TORT—Baturday evening on Glen street, bunch of keys. Finder phone 2907; re- ward, BMALL sum of money found on Arch St. Call_at Town Cleri’s office. Prosecution WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND- motor cars, showroom and ice, 137 Cherry 6t. *The Bleeve-Valve Motor.” CHEVROLET, 1934 (iate) touring, a6 good 88 new. Private owned; cheap, 208 COLUMBIA, 1923—light six touring, pow- East Main 8t. Call after 6 p. m. erful, fine running Continental Red Eeal motor, paint, top, tires and upholstery in splendid ‘condition, Bumper, mub- side wind-shields, motometer, dise s, auto-rain wiper, mirror, extra monogram radlator cap, step plates. The good value in this car will surpris you. ~ $476 to quick buver. Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co. 319 Eaet Main Bt. ARE YOU—looking for a good used car? 1f 8o, T have that car, it (s & 1924 Buick coupe in A-1 condition, E. C, Denison, 192 Lincoln 8t., City. Phone 1860, COLE 7T-paseonger touring car, Gond car for a mechanic, Price $200, Sonrle & Co., Park 8t, Cor. Elm. Phone Qpen_evenings OAKLAND TOURING, 1917—in A-1 condi- tlon, new battery, good tires, top and curtains. $75 for quick sale. FPhone _155-5 after 8 p. trane- misslon, new emergency brake, rear end, and_starter, overhauled. 1In very good condition, Price $125 if taken at once, James A. Spinetta, 160 Maln St. Tel. 219 or 2885 FORD REDAN, all extras. Spring St TORD, 1924—2 door sedan, good conaltion, good bargain, reasonable. Inquire 6 Falrview St FORD COUPE, 1925 Ford seda Rudolph Cherry Bt. Phone 2051-3, Main Bt. Phone 2121, 1825—Used two month: Party leaving town. Call 23 ar: Balesrcom, 1 SMALYL SUM OF MONEY—lost near rail- rond crossing on Main St. Finder re- turn to 186 So, Main St. Reward. Personals AMERICAN FAMILY In_country, board 1 or 2 children, and mother's care. Herald. ERERS _OF HEART TROUBLE— hma, dropsy, high blood pressure and paralysis. 1 will gladly tell you, treo of charge, how my dear mother was rolleved, without drugs, and her life eaved. This T feel fs my duty to hu- manity. ~ Address, Mra. A. D. Epence, Box 1348, New Haven, Conn. Week-End Burglaries Net Variety of Loot v Haven, Oct. 19 (A—Varlety was shown in reports of loot in six week-end burglaries which the po- lice were inquiring into today. From the home of Charles H. Brand, Fair- field ‘avenue, three watches, a seal- ckin, a suit of clothes, a top coat and a diamond stick pin, all worth $800, were taken, At another place would Splendid location Write Box 16, SU HUPMOBILE, 1633—touring car, counter balance crank shaft and in good cond tlon throughout. § tires. Price $57 Terms and trades considered, A Searle & Co., Park 8t., Cor. Elm, 2110, Open_ evenings till 9. NGTON—late 1023, eport model, vy reconditioned and newly painted. Slx wire wheels and good tires. Trades and terms consldered. C. A. Bence, 51 Main Bt. Phone 2218 LEXINGTON=G passenger, o 1023 brougham (n first class mechanical condition, paint and upholstery are ex- cellent, brand new cords, 1 epare, C. A, _Bence, §1 Main Bt. Phone two-pound cans of almonds and three quarts of ice cream disappear- ed. A dry goods store lost $25 worth of stockings and small articles; a store lost $18.37 from its register while a clerk was showing phono- graph records; a dyeing company lost an overcoat and a suit; a house lost two gallons of wine, an alarm clock and clothing. Store Announcements 1 SPECIAL—for this month only, 8x10 wa- ter color enlargement with every dozen photographs., _Arcade Stud} A Herald Classified Ad helps you to sell it. A bunch of bargains listed nightly In the Herald Classified Ads. Wanted Sell 1he01d One uy ANew One! Q.Ase the WANT ADS GWAN! HE's KIDOIN'YA. 7 WHY THE GANG AINT | EXPECTIN' YA TO LWE | THE DOCTOR SAYS | CAN " T the piace where t Certified from Record MERITT O. RYDEE CH ENGLISH To NIGHT S(H/‘CL* A~ A PURIST ‘1& /FEEEX/AHS LL ARNIN' SHOULD HEAR WHAT BECOMING MY YE“ ! You HE'S LIKE DUMPLINGS FOR DINNER?® “‘Eeu,wx SHOULDNT! DRINK PLENTY O MEDICINE , BUT I DUNNO, THE GANGS | ALREADY CHIPPIN' IN S0'1sHoOT OFF My MoUTH 00 17 THAT'S THE SYMPATHY J GET 15172 were = 100NT BELIEVE IT. They Can Learn from Neewah Now TeLL ER YAS, NEEWAH. PAW DOTES ON 'EM! DUMPLIN'S, SON? T ——————— MACK TRUCK—6% ton dump body, fn A-1 shape, Kenneth tires motor just overhanled. Searla & Co. Phone 2110, Open_evenings_till 9 o'clock, PAIGE, 1923—sedan, excellent condition, just overhauled. Good rubber. Bargaln it sold at once. 630 East Main St. 10, 1920—touring car, in A-1 condition. Price $400. K. M. Searls & Co, Park St Cor. Elm. Phone 2110. Open eve- ings till 9 o'clock, REO, 1823—tourlng car, good vainf, top and upholstery, & good tires, excllent mechanical shape. Price 3600, terms &l- trades consldered. K. M. Searle ., Cor. Elm. Phone 2110, Open_evenings {11l 9 o'clock. ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE SALE “upmnhlln club sedan, 3 tone ta 19 1023 Lexington sport touring; 1625 Maxwell touring. Liberal Terms, Fair Trades, AARON G. COHEN, INC, 185 Park St, Open Sundays and evenings. Hartford, Conn, By PERCY CROSBY HEY, FELLERS! 00 WE EXPECT THIS GUY TO Copright. P, L Crotsy 1028 Jehwsen Features. Ine BY CLIFF STERRETT AND 1 HOPE 1 NEVER SHALL! DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS— 1924 Touring 1923 Sedan 1923 Touring 1923 8creen Delivery 1920 Screen Delivery 1924 Roadater with winter top. FORDS— 1923 Roadster 1921 Screen Delivery 1921 Touring TERMS ARRANGED MOTOR BALES Coi\r TEL, L\ERY EVENING NO WATER TO FREEZB 10-A FRANKLIN DEMI-SEDAN Driven 10,000 miles. Orfginal tires, good, Electric primer. Fast starting. East riding, New car guarantee, FRANKLIN MOTORS OF NEW BRITAIN 453 W, MAIN 8T, PHONE 3686, HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. OFFERS THESE SELECTED VALUES 1025—Hudson Coach, balloon tires, emall mlleags, new paint and perfect condition throughout. Priced to sell. 1925—Chrysler sport touring excellent condition, many extras, and priced less than halt of the price of a new one. 1924—Hudson Sedan, balloon tires and thoroughly reconditioned, priced low, will trade for lighter car. 1923—Maxwell sport touring, paint new, good tires, and fully equip- ped. Two to choose from. 1923—Nash touring has had very careful usage, priced right. 1024—Ford touring, looks and runs ltke new, & chance to save $75. Priced lower than any place in the city. 1224—Hudson Coach, absolutely right throughout, §100. Duco paint Job, attractively priced. 1923—Hudson Epeedster, thoroughly overhauled and repainted at a price that you canuot afford to mise. 1324—Maxwell touring, small mileage, had excellent care, Make us an ofter. 1022—Cleveland Sedan. Newly paint- ed. Perfect mechanically, all accessory equipment, ¢ brand new tires, one spare, and extra, good buy at our price. We have several good open cars that one can make a considerabls eaving in com- parison to prices of next spring. TRADEE AND TERMS CONSIDERED THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, 139 ARCH ST, TEL. 3548, Don't wait buy now and save monsy. out iy AUTOMOTIY Autos and T'rucks for Sale GOOD VALUR— Your chanes to buy a good used Ford, backed by the reputation ef the largest Ford dealer in north orn Connectiout. Here o few wpecials. Many more to chooss trom. New tires, $350.00 Tudor (2), §$350.00. dan, 00, Tourlng (4), §7 Roadsters (4), §40.00 to § Post Trucks (2), $160.00, Dodge Tourlng, $100.00, Fordor 00 to § &mall down payments, Pay as you bide ELMER AUTO CO., 22 MAIN 8T, PHONE 18147~ SEE MR. GOSSELIN, OVERLAND US 1925 D CAR DEPY. Ford coup Ford sedan. Ford . touringe, models, Overland tourng. Overland tonring 316 Cleveland 1vadeter. Overland closed dell Bulck 6 touring, § (). Late very. trac), C. RUDOLPH, 127 CHERRY ST, PHONE 1 MAIN 8T, PHONB 20812, 231, RENEWED FORDS 1924 1624 1922 1422 1921 1923 1923 Tudor esdan Roadster (2 Roadeter ( a Touring eare (2), Coupe at $150, Coupe at $326, Ton truck, (stake sides). $185. % ton (panel body) et 3178 Ton expiess at $200. OTHER CARE 1919, 7 paesenger touring »f 150, at s, 0. 2 . 1924 1923 Palge, Reo, ws touring car, b passenger $100. Liberal terms on all the above cars. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE €O. 200 B. MAIN BT. PHONE 3101, SPECTAL USED CAR SALB Dodge Brothers coupe, 1223, Dodge Brothers screen del'y, 1923, Ford tudor, Nash sedan, 1924, Mavwoll sedan, 1923, Ford touring, (2), 1923. Ford tourlng, 1922, Nash touring car, 1923, Nash coupe, 1924 A. G, HAWKER, §8 ELM 8T, PHONE 1456. STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT. Studebaker, Studebaker, Bulck, 1923 1925 Duplex. 1925,8pec, coach. 7-pass, touring. Bulck, 1923 Sport roadeter. Chevrolet, 1924 Eport touring. Studebaker, 1923 Blg 6 sedan. Dodge, 1921 Bedan, ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO., 226 ARCH BT, PHONE 260. —— e THE BEST IN USED CARS— 1926 1926 1024 1924 1923 1921 1918 1924 1928 1928 1024 1023 1023 1022 1020 1025 1924 1922 1923 1924 1928 1921 1923 1924 1922 1922 1928 1924 1924 1923 1923 1822 HUPMOBILE § SEDAN. HUPMOBILE CLUB SEDAN. HUPMOBILE SEDAN, HUPMOBILE TOURING. HUPMOBILE COUPR. HUPMOBILE COUPB HUPMOBILE ROADSTER HUDSON COACH| HUDSON COACH. HUDSON BPEEDSTER. ESSEX COACH. ESSEX COACH. DODGE SEDAN, DODGE TOURING, DODGE SEDAN, CHEVROLET TOURING. CHEVROLET TOURING, MAXWELL SEDAN. MAXWELL TOURING, OVERLAND SEDAN, OVERLAND TOURING. OVERLAKD COUPE. CHANDLER BROUGHAM. STUDEBAKER TOURING. EARL TOURING. OLDSMOBILE TOURING. FORD COUPE, FORD COUPE. FORD TOURING, FORD COUPE FORD FORDOR, FORD COUPE, TERMS 6 to 12 MONTHS. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDATS, THE MOHEN & AMIDON SALES CORP, 368 MAIN STREET. USED CAR BARGAINS Ford sedan Ford coups. Ford sedan Chevrolet coupe Chevrolet touring Chevrolet touring. F. B, Chevrolet suburban Several cars in good ocndition to eell under $100. SUPERIOR AUTO CO., 16 ARCH ST. Need help in home, office or fa fory—try a Classified Ad.