New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 9

TR S NEW BRITATY DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, G A e Yse e Rl]”:‘ ["-’ [;H RBHES »Ln,;°l?§;o,|.;“,1 naion that verusca | 10 SPEAK T0 PROPHETS |ae Farhine accempanted v Jim | risen | solos by Miss Rose Miller and Miss | B UN['ER "ISGUSS“]N :;::;illlhv l;fil:“;“n::{ Al,’uch‘drn)hIx:l‘-"l ‘ Forme, Arstagy DIseset A tomaan of \\:l.‘:v]:;“,‘ nnnl:.:rh».‘:“‘w nrvhll::‘lniq by "w“» PERSONAL GREETING CARDS SHOULD BE ORERED NOW! ward, warlike position, This speak- | PR o New York Wil % ’ 88 Elve a & n er lamented the" faet that the k WUl tol) of Masonko| p, *oi1eee Americanization direc- | Free |churches are often dominated by | History i v, . ; Mail Orders ™ v T or and Miss Elizabeth Beye, school | “ 2 . ‘ Commonwealm club Takes Upwmun\: |ln;h ad of by the words of | e . I gntidion ,l__3 38 Souvenirs C‘m, Filled ', P ut the | New York city, former assivent ar. | Plan Large Attendance : ‘ y 8 Thee Duy o Publ it ™ a8, ot e o e PR Sovge Sttentance < hs s # by Our Expert At Synagogu 0rrOW His “voled mgutnt llu' opinion of [and & speaker from the soctal and | t agogue Tom Anniversary (e Personal the assembly (b the churches ot | educational bureau of t} l Members of the Congregation ‘ e grun hre r inni y The Cdmmonweulth club began |New Britain are at the present | Masonic lodge of the stat Ercihzan onk ofdluras ] a0 BRI Sale HARTFORD Shoppers Ifs 18th consecutive year last eve; |time practically unanimous in the | York, will speq) " el i oli ning with a banquet at the Y. M. |view that t nited States ought | to memi . C. A, President Bassette remind- {to Jjoin the gue of natiqgs. One | 41 v ymanuel Tern of Hartford ing the elub that 18 was still in |member that the United ¢ SR 1a5 Feiday| the adolescent age when beauty 15 States wor ¢ have joined | * mem I i erman the chief characteristic, especlally |the leag as 4 ter member, | ¢ T ¢ ‘ € noted as a brilllant and fore of the healthy and wise |had n ator zo led a poli- i 10 an in- ne of the finest pulp Following the banquet, a discus- | tical att upon it on to a & Masons in the s In New England, sion of the theme: “How can Citi-| The matter of study groups on | City vell as rdsident Masons, , singly and in groups, find a linternational and industrinl matters er will take . more Christlan Way in strial |was discusscd thoroughly, the | Ject ry i the Int 2 s speaker pointing out that all such [ AMCrlca,” a subjeet to whicl s o 5 er of ‘l‘h study groups should take cave first, | BIVen vears of study. He is a y ew York, The speaker |to have the leaders of hoth sides of | P®r 0f the Connecticut bar as wel began by pleturing the British sol- jany question repre i second, 88 heliis a farmetynssisli gy ot Be Bctur Lmkmg—-Takc diers n the late war marching to all the members meet on a | &ttorney New York battle singing “Onward Christian | hals of per quality such as | o 1% known dn New York and vi- | Olive Tablets Soldiers” while, at the same time, |negror | e | Cinit pecial = ugainet them singing “A mlgh'\ efforts bo made to dlacove e | litleal aff 5. He caks Yor | & o ¢ G \nu have a h;\d 2 )nur mouth— fortress is our God." “Both could |rights unl needs of each side - | ! ! a lazy, nogood fecling—you should || not have been right,” stated th regardless of any political Gha oiher ork | ‘take Olive Tablets. . speaker, and he led the audience |or ul consideration. Such ; @ I)r.ldmrrh Olive Tablet s into an effort to discover what the |gi meeting now regularly true position of the Christian Buffalo, New York and Phila- church should be. This led to a|delphiu and other pla WASHINGTON SCHOOL MEETING | discussion as to what the utmwl:\ e discussion brought out the The Wa, of the New Britain churches was|fact that earnest study was essen when America entered the war in(tial in making hardware in the e 1917 and in polling the audlence, |factories of New Britaln and sueh il ,;h"“‘n"‘j'_m‘v romee | 10 pimpl it appeared to be the concensus of |study in discovering God's law of | ‘N3 © iR R A ebildhn: opinion that the churches could |gtecl, copper, wood, ete., was truly e 2 " prea K ) Dr. Edw |rd Un\ not have done otherwlse than they |Christian just as much as study of | Aoclation, John Kulper, the liver and bowe did do, especially after congress | 2 n effort to find | 0¢!0¢K the teachers will me have no dangerous parents and talk over the cl n's : B had voted practically unanimously |God e Science of Life or g They starfthe bile and overcome con: to enter the war. One mem mode of conduct, bt A stipation. Take one or two nightly and pointed out, in this connection, The question of what the churc LA ] nw'/' the pleasing results. Million: that the World war might have chould do with public contro ¢ 1o by | boxes are sold annually at 15¢ and been prevented {if the church, the time of the third Hague court should avoid such qummus n o mh °rs maintained that no \mvm-, 5 er vas too controversial or difficult | / P l Hm the church. Under the unive | b l es 0 ul ‘:n law that truth is discovere lonly through study, it was con- | ? 4 Without Salves or Cutting cluded that the church should Thousands wHo have piles have v every mxmv!nn in e moral not learned that quick and per- |realm and fed r im the ‘manent relief can only be accom- |results of® such r lmlh plished with .ll\(‘rlml medicine. {sides have been ful consls \’uner cutting™nor any amount of | Mr. Carter drew out the discus ment with ointments and sup-|sion on the theme in an ables man- iington School Pare f\-v;\t‘xhlrcomp»\mdn and Teachers' association will hotd { Youwill know the Tohaveacle: vositories will remove the cause. |ner. This I the first mecting of the Bad circulation causes piles nl which the Commonwealth, f Bacanse i ing vmp or > iron to ! There is a complete stugnation of | club has ged. Mr. Carter took i hcaue) th ‘v i ut don't . ok i blood in the lower bowel and athe midnig seper at Hartford | 190 rd that they are ; iron me es wlic weakening of the parts. Dr. J. & ! a s engage- ©VErY eveningm— too tired to go A S et 4 1 Leonhardt was first to find the reme- ! ment at p delphia this noon. out to a show, t 4 ith | good. e irg - Nux ry and called his prescription HEM- : o their children — o the gre . o . v OID, Dr. Leonhardt tried it i | G 0. P, BALANCE, majority of cases (e cause of in © blood and like that 1 ases With the marvelous record ||\t o0 it S e dUeie wealig wornizoiL i e etota " of suctess in 93 per cent and then - A that they “wre victims of chronie mineral iron it will not injure the and then decided it should be sold | fled with the town clerk Y | fatigue, tecth or disturb the stomach, b by druggists everywhere under a| by rank G. . Bar itigue romptly flated Thousands of men and women o cthen your system by ye . 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