New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 10

MASS MEETING OF CHURCH BODIES: Young People's Societies of Sev- . ; eral Parishes to Gather # Plans for a young peoy niceting to 2, In the Tr ed at a meeting of &0 resenting five denom- 12 churches in New feinity in the Y. M. C v H. Schneck, rman Baptist church, briefly to the young peopl & planning t rch He pointed out how s have changec d to the willingness of s to co- operate, “The > in m taining our atlonal 10 ties,"” he o e 1 wade a p jon to t religlous life eck admires American youth ln spite of at difficulties which have to 1 1n mods the youth r land go co “Th 1o sphrit of Was Re- mass Tirst fam U s natl rmn pre t Young People's meeting at the mass A. to plan . ' trice Johnson an 0?'3 z APORS = V reach a cold directly because they are breathed right into the air passagesand lungs. 1t is for this reason that Vicks Vapo- Rub brings such quick relief. When rubbed over throat and chest at bedtime:— It is vaporized by, the body heat and inhaled, whils vou sieep, right 10 the affected partz, locsening the phlegm and easing the difficult breathing. At the same time it acts through the skin (like 2 poultice or plaster) “drawing out” the pain and sore- rness. Most colde yield by morning to this doulle action of Vicks. dcts@.t Snce VICKS VAPCRUB Qver 2! Mistion Jars lsen Yeapy» (AL A A SR L Too Tired for Housework? Beware of Chronic Fatigue Thousands of tired, nervous, run- down women are victims of chronic fatigue—and do not ki Chroi usually due to lack of sufficient organic iron in the blood. By restoring sirontothe blood ted Iron quickly banishes ronic fatigue and gives ne d vigor. Will not injure tecth or disturb the stomach like mineral iron Take Nuxated lron ? w I!/ ney back |1 not i N UXATED.IRON ENRICHES THE BLOOD-AND BANISHES, CHROMC FATIGUE! pastor | muss | | Fthel Kalin, Swedish Bapttst; John { Luebeck and Edward Klesewetter German Baptist; Miss ( s Kiefer, Effie Carlton and Franc Simons, First Baptist; Dorothy Hale, junice Johmlun and J. Wil | Boraba uth Congregational | jorle Gibney, Warren M, Blodge i Harriet \ t and Rev y Memor on Honiss Berlin Congregatlo rst Chur ymond Gliman, | Willlam C | ity Methodist church ) ar Iirst Lu Trinity M RS SHINNIN < BOYS TAKE L I]LI]THEl Lads Rob Young Ladles Enpy ing Dip at Y. W. C. A, ¢ girls were h at the Y. of age took window of stockings, ces of under- r, and a specially made pair of cad the I read the | two youths. Dunn Named Trustee Of Cashman Estate David T. Dunn of this city has ‘h n appointed trustee of the | rupt estate of Thoms this city. 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