New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1926, Page 7

Span Over Matfabesset on: .., e paos soric Special Musical Programs At Berlin . (eli, Sunday—Well Child Conference— | At 10 o'clock ther: Basketball Game—Other Items, McKeon and H. Mulligan will assist A wider bridge across the Matta- 1 Berlin, §s a matter which has 1ong | Kyrle .. ....... Theodore upied the m rated many times to both Ber sidents and to transients. The bridge Is consideran r than the roadway and ley car tracks and rough one side. Automobites nu the bridge have a narrow to set through and guard rails, i Since the inau e system of couveying passengers days with friends in Stonir ,ctween New Britaln and Meriden Miscellancous Shower motorists must wateh out for ihe i A miscellaneou trucks and other vehicles fo meet ion as they e it is ne Congregatl Westermarn of Easter anthem, Women's chor Postlude, a special as his subject, “A Hopeful Face.” |famlily physician had explained the | The Boys' claes will meet at 10 {need for removing Infected tonsils, a'clock In the morning and the Sun- [ schocl depa | class w1l meet at 12 o'clock, noon. [dren. The winter was too Faster praisc The musical nrog Anthem, “Christ Being Raised,” J H. |ing te.the rules of the infant feed- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, Filled Mall Orders .Bw fio SO/ E- @] Mail_Orders Conlar SPRING BRINGS NEED OF NEW GARMENTS LET US SHOW YOU THE LATEST IN THE SEASON'S TOPCOATS We can easily suit you—in qualit in style and in price. 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WIDER BRIDGE S ;wmm Irm'lh;fa Postlude in B ¥lat." for organ and violin, by Abernathy. the childrs 'the ho! whiech is the children ti learned how “Confere the conve to drink more milk There will be at Iy Ken igton, fo- [next conferenca will Farmington Road T00 NATTOW 1iorrewe marning ans st cacn ane e rrom. amis oin-in lthere will be a s\'ml-m! musieal pro- from 2 to 4 n'clock zram, arrangec by M Madeline sacred Heart Church hymne will be as follow ‘Christ, imorning 9 r\\lrr: K. l?‘ re will he T.ord Is Risen Tods egina and “Ope. Yo Gia of Glory eld at the usual hour, s igh® Selected sic will he ensingtor nEreg And Kensington Church On Easter oo S(o0ed T Rendagton Covgrgniional hoys' ¢ will n ' o'clock at gzational church. serviee will 1 |emn high mass, at which time Harry he eholr and“soloiste with violin ohligates. The program will be: river at Farmington avenus vidi Aquam ... O Gresoriant 1ache | Jache + Mr. inds of those Berlin- loria ho possess automobiles, The |goloists: M % of roadway 1s highl Sullivan, nights, as has be nl Creator in C'redo Jange ¢ Miss M. Horton fachr Kensington Church Program ded discomfort of pa program is Tallache T.aHac iner, soprano: Mrs. | ¢ Mrs. Sidoey M. Cow been carefully cparation for the poasibility that oné or t take off part of one side on the Visiting In Stonington iss Madeline Delowery of Ken on is spending the Easter holi- | uration of the bus ton as ten- 3erlin ' busses, in nddition te tho dered Mi at such a narrow by her crnon v ihatkthe hio and abont | pyiiyinc: rrow for from Merl- | oy r o wts and { a Wallingford. New " crected. s have At et Tunch wa he evening . 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Coombs. {oue family it was found that one clier. {child with gland enlargement had L Hail To the Risen (heen cured entirely after the father y Lord,” (had the cows in his herd tested for "Postlude,” Scottson Clark. |tuberculosis and di poscd of the cow . Samule A. Fiske will deliver [which had been causing this condi- Easter address, choosing |tlon. In another famlly where the | it was found that the mother had t and men's |had this done fo. o of the chil- | enuous children to the rences, but she is n will be as fol- |anxious to bring them In the spring | * | to see how © grown a 1 violin, { proved o'clock an |a time to bring th rvice will be held. [monthly cont “larg 3 in D Major,” {1 o nor Hanrdel. T ealth 1 been Ito =olo, Miss Alice Shaw In | worker found one mother who w the Close of the Sabbath bringing her = aby up acco 2 child was now liv- ation arried on it is discoverc mselves have candy and other aster music, Sunday school tomorroy Swedish Cone, ward Higginson of Meriden, wl Miss Tev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor of t Kensington Congregational ed the order of viea tomorrow, Bas- n clabor- musical numbers & new trial that I B MONDAY, APRIL 5 Money deposited in avings Depart- sermon, ment on or before April 5 will draw interest from the Ist )y shows an ap Bommunity Theater Is Our Present Playing in Me Rate on Savings “OLD CLOTHIN® Open Saturday Evening Thie Planville Trust Co. PLAINVILLE, JOINNY HINES Billiard Champion DOROTHY AND LILLIAN GISH Admission 10¢ 3 Alpha Club eting of the Alpha elub will on Monday afternoon, April the home ¢ Mrs, Edward Min on Dellevue avenue, The for the ¢ on will bhe Miss Life \n\l s Fall 1o save, Frank Cimbrosk William J. 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