New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1925, Page 14

VESPER MUSIGALE | GREATLY FXJOVED Delightfal Sunday Program at First Gongregational Church The annual Christmas vesper musicale of Center Congregational church has attained such a high|) standard of excellence under the di- rection of Theron W. Hart, organist of the church, that parishioners and the public generally look forward to it eachVyear as offering the fin- est of Christmas musie performed i faultness fashion. The music yesterday was no exception; if an thing, a higher standard wa There was a wealth of tale senting the music which co be improved upon in this city. addition to the accomplished quartet of the church, conslsting of Ruth G. Horton, sopranc; alto; Fred Gr E. Howard, J the string pl mired Men: Anderson, Tuttle, ‘celllst. ba:llom‘ there ers of the mu With Mr. Hart at For Colds Grip, Influ- | andas a ; Preventive Serious illn2gs and com- plications often follow an ordinary Cold. Check it; use the old Rehahle, Safe and Proven Remedy, “Lax- stive BROMO QUININE.” The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet. Proven Safe for more than a Quar- ter of a Century. The box bears this signature C. 7o Price 30c. m. organ and the other member of | |Such a combination of Einge the trio also was In the assemblage and able sweet players naturally ought to be to provide the zenith of H(U’h’l arols depleting the € ristmastide have for be indelibly tdentified with annual holiday. Ten carols sung at ) | were cho |ing the el were of threa caiois by Pet was not only in splendi the next Dear Babe Divine,' radle song. Th a very sweet con- Mrs, Hor- sic and ted all er reputation n triumphant netion. Ohl's | alm on the ing Ear of | " was a finely spun little work. Hm!li' I‘O\"\\ TEiwd o arol trow the O man of the 14th century. Some commentators might think they wrote nothing but elow music in those days; this carol proved the contrary, for it was a lively offer Ing, with ewiftly moving parts, and | [gan to grow we | tailed until he expired Saturds >rayer.” f exquisite tone, latter was bit of chara Schubert m=lody tuch as usuz lights all audiences, their voices . torium as from afar. Then Mr. Har ented one of the finest o pieces, the “March of ubols, which util the of Bethl the piec thought the particular h the organ was should be silen*; 1 case, 1t being the nature of position. 18 not the the com- At the close the organist played Office P. K. Rogers e, Jk e C. Kelly E. W. Christ John Contaras Mortimer H. Cam Dr. Geo. W. Dunn John A. Erickson Henry ¢ Reuben C. Tv Arthur . White E. M. Wightman Commer (Pex Savings Accounts [“The Messiah fi, i JFNI\MN | Active Member pair ot NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, the famed was done to h Pihiel, 18 eph Mysiwewic when the tw ight damage ing to Je After th the Rev, T The Joy of C \.», ) , o ma- hristr ;mnl o s Saturday even \I’lllhl N Hil\\l;l S WIN » bowling team of the Meriden En y-‘u\. ] Doys' Brotherhood of the AL C. A, y brotherh tch of the s on the local alleys. d 4 in the first bowling ficulties, 0] Peaple's Chueh Snmmm {0 filnsss nce among Christi and h His nsive of Edward F hocked and grieved noon, at his Hartford He had euffered for a per ral services will be held 187 White afternoon cted by his Tuttle wood, | MO E Cedar | ALTOS Vance strect, and Benton street, COLUMBIA 4 the Hartford ng Into Center street from Fast Main g Raphacl told police that the Hart. § ford car was going at 35 miles per hour, while Shalen alleges that the and tail light on Ra- 'as not burning. Wit- fled that the Shalen car £ more than 10 or 12 miles per hour. No arrests were made CELEBRITY ""Elfi@ —k- m SLOTTEDORETAINER e epent his BATTERIES i huto Eiectric Service +1C. A. ABETZ Tel. 2860 § 114 FRANKLIN SQ. i _|CABINET WORK OF EDWARD F. JENNISON WAGNER, BEETHOVEN SCHUBERT covery. About a week ago he be- iker and ually ARE ALL KINDS ITALIAN GENUINE WHEN IN HARTFORD BINE AT . THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE | 22 STATE ST. Under Grants 25¢. 50c and $1 Storc Also, ta i | COLUMBIA Always a Take Fresh Supply Home OF NEW BRITAIN Is Now Open for Business at 424 MAIN STREET (Opp. East Main) Lamb Business Advice Loans and Discounts Collections ial Accounts sonal, firms and corporations) ational The City N MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, s | winning in the second story. at Proad and High in Meriden in January. lodge, ated the New Brit- | engaged Santa Claus to be at their annual Christmas tree son Saturday night | day evening at 8 o'clock in the St. Jean | first game and were well towards | street, T his Christmas - - E Your Own Phonograph Becomes Worth Twice § What You Paid For It If You Play STRAUSS MOZART, ETC. REPRODUCED IN COLUMBIA CELEBRITY RECORDS BOOK STORE STREET New Britain, Conn. SPECIAL 1, PRICE Christmas Club Bank of New Britain 1925, when the |, cr City combination became to the alleys and that ended the | A return game will be played SIGN UP SANTA CLAUS Clan Douglas and Lady Wallace | Daughters of Scotla, have on Wednes- Baptiste Chureh hall on Natnral Walnut Mahogany Finishes WATCH FOR OTHER BIG SPECIALS NEW PROCESS ELECTRIC RECORDED RECORDS A Few Well Chosen FURNITURE (O, INC. MAIN 500 STREET MOHILL BROS. CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS 297 MAIN STREET SR FOUNTAIN PENS and MECHANICAL PENCILS All Popular Makes. SPECIAL FOUNTAIN PEN $1.00 and $1.50 TR e STATIONERY All Sizes and Prices SRR ST LEATHER GOODS Brief Cases Keytainers Photograph Albums and Autograph Albums Writing Portfolios —————— TOBACCO in Jars and Tins CIGARS in Boxes of 5—10—25—50 RECORDS Make a Gift Every Phonograph Owner COME AND HEAR COLUMBIA RECORDS MOHILL'S 491 PHONOGRAPHS AT § S i Large Assortment of Novelties i o BOOKS Hundreds to choose from New Britain’s Youngest Financial Institution is “National” to protect your funds the better, and a mem- ber of the Federal Reserve System to serve you at all times. It is owned by your friends and neighbors, and is direct- ed by suceessful men of our community. Its Officers are capable. Its poliey is to serve you and New Britain, first, last, and always, Foreign Exchange Vacation Club Safe Deposit Boxes Hours: 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Saturday: 9 A. M. to 12 Noon Tto9 P. M. Also Open Deec. 21, 22, 23, 24 Tto9P.)