New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1926. GOES TO WASHINGTON, N, J., TO X SEE PRESIDENT AT WHITE HOUSE Old Man, Confused in Places, Stops Off in Little Hamlet, Mistaking It for Capital of Country. Washington, N, J., March 20—An viderly, white-hajred man walked ly down Broad street Saturday rnoon. With a puzzled expres- #lon on hls co as though he was in arch place he could not | ed Intorestedly about him intently at the larger he home of M. A, Ple e of the peace and secre- tury of the I'ar Insurance con; 1y, he pansed, vlosing his gate, don me. sir,” the old gentle- e mild tones, “but iind as to inform Washington" What place do you mean?” ask- o1 Mr. Pierson in surprise. am looking for the White ! s¢. Is this the White House?" | went on the stra olnting to Mr. Plerson's home. “T should like e president,” he explained. on wanted to laugh, but | s something so pathetic in | 14 man's innocent. inquiry that cked the impul Instead he @ stranger that he was for fom the city he wanted—Washing- | Mutual TFire | f Warren coun- Alr. Pierson was just’| ne {f thi e mun was obviously disap- He tfrom New York, he gald, and had d up for a long | time to go to Washington, Thut | tnarning he had bought a tiel | ke Hoboken depot, and not suspec g that there could be more Yl\m\: cne elty of the name, had unknow- traveled 69 miles in the wrong on, | He thanked Mr. Pierson for his in- ! sald he would return to ork and bade him a courte- vell, |the Easter water, Pascal firc and [ moon and evening. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Thureday morning and the mass of the pre-sanctified will be sald Fri. day morning, The Stations of the Cross will be sild Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The mass Saturday morning will include the bleseing of other ceremonies. St.. John's Church, Services at the Church of 8t. John the Evangelist for Holy Week will be held at the usual hours. Confes- slons will be heard Wednesday after- Speclal cere- monies will be earried out on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. St. Peter's Church, \ Holy Week devotions will be held Peter's church, The German peo- P f the parish will attend the | Stations of the Cross Friday after. | noon at 3 o'clock and the French ! | propl; vill attend the services at 7:30 ¢ ck in the evening. FIRST LEGION LUNCHEON WILL BE HELD TOMORROW Members Will Discuss Furnishing | Descriptive Plate For Subby in Smithsonlan Institution The first of the bi-monthly lunch- cons will be held at the Eddy- | Glover post rooms on Washington | street Tuesday noon at 12:10. The 1 members of the American Le- | (gion will at that time orkanize a | / luncheon elub within the post, and | Legion affairs will be the tople of | discussion. In this way, Chairman iiodman Chamberlain will get the | ideas of (l\t club members which | will be into consideration in the deli fons of the post execu- guides the af- nnaires. The | serve the e glven to the | a reasonable rate, the to get as many mombers possible. | d today at the post Intion would be | that the lunch- | ery first and third s of the month. 1 present will {nformally dis. cuss requesting the privil of q and sl’l\'d for a ned of her mistak, [Week's Activities in Catholic (7hurches! > 'Scouts held its r remonles $n-{qy ake plac Church, the descriptive plate for | tubby in the event that the fam- ! war dog a mber of the s placed in the sonian Institution at Washing- g (ol NEWINGTON NEWS nielson 0’ Maple Hii studies at Iran lns l(' Troop 2 of the Newington Boy ar meeting at parish honse Friday evening 1roop has made plans for 2 e Good lay, and all thosc ing to go should be at 1 2t 9 o'clock PFriday nvited to ening where of the pro- he East Hartford grange Arthur Johnson of Maple Hill ave- the woek-end at M. €inai 1t all his battles net ane against Imported flannels, in social functions. free from loose butions; rip; maccurale size markings; '“N.E. 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