New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1927. NEWINGTON NEWS | H. B. Pierson and family of Cedar PLAN PILGRIMAGE Over 200 Evening School S{u- s %inston “conencivions” S deflts Expwtfil tO Make T['il] will hold an evening service in the parish house at 7:30 next Sunda Rev. R. W. Viney of the Connecticut | Temperance union will give an ad- | Americanization Dircctor James | dress. There will be special music. E. O'Brien announced today the re- ceipt of data from State Director of | Americanization Robert C. Deming of Hartford on a civie pilgrimage to | Washngtion, D. C.. of non-English speaking adults in the evening and | Americanization school classes. Co- | operation by the railroads has en- abled those Interested to plan a trip of two days to Washington and re- turn at a minimum expense of $20 | per person, including transportation, meals and lodging. The chief advantage of the pil- | [} grimage would be to enable the for- | eign-born students in the classes who are studying history and gov- ernment to see tangible evidence in historic and present form of the var- fous parts of their studies Director O'Brien estimates that more than 200 from this city will | avail themselves of this opportunity. The pilgrimage will start on Friday | evening, January 28, and will return | Sunday afternoon. | State'Director Deming has arrang- ed to have government officials in | Washington cooperate in the success | of the movement, and there is a pos- | sibility that the group may see Pres- ident Coolidge while there. Headquarters in Washington will | be set up in the National hotel, and four people will be assigned to each room. Those desirous of better ac commodations them b The last time is opportunity offered to the ople in this section of the country, 1,700 made the tour. The party will leave New Britain at $:40 p. m. I The itiherary while in Washing- ton follows: | Satur 29—Upon ar- rival in Washington, transter will be | made by bus to the hotel. | $:30 a. m.—Automobile trip to| public building: | 1:30 p. m—Visit to Arlington Tomb of the Unknown Soldic Alexandria, Virgin here stop will | be made at Christ church, wherc | George Washington worshipped, and | Mount Vernon. Saturday evening—Visit to Congressional Library. Sunday, January 30—8:30 a. m. A most interesting automobile sight seeing trip will be made covering | many historical and well known | points in Washington, as well as me‘ legations of foreign representa- tives. Transfer from hotel to s tion. New Era Has Arrived | In Religious Building | Bedford, Ind., Jan.—(UP)—A new | ~-a has dawned in cathedral and | temple building, with America as- suming unquestioned leadership, ac- cording to officials of the Indiana Limestone Co. “The present period finds this country with more than two score churches whose architecture sur- passes that of any other religious bulldings of modern construction,” a | statement of the concern says. “Among the outstanding church buildings of present-day Ameri- oan architecture is the great Cathe- dral of St. John the Divine, which | cost more than $15,000,000; the Na- tional Cathedral at Washington, D. C., not yet completed but estimated to cost $10,000,000 when done; the Cathedral of St. Francis De Sales at Toledo, Ohio, the St. Mary's Cathe- dral group at Wischita, Kansas and the Chicago Methodist Temple, which embodies a new design in re- ligious architecture.” | Today's Offer — Stomach Agony Goes or Money Back, says Axelord’s Phcy. 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The three commissioners whose year | terms expire are Elmer W. Pape, L. M. Bancroft, and short term, last year by the take the place left vacant by L. D.| Broughton, who moved out of town. ton Cq Eccles sued for will meet house and the place at 8 o’clock. standing com for all the place of the Eec 1 a total of only ind the affairs of the church would | . f nditry starts be handled by it a4 K tation on the part of all members of K wow Dorchester Jrug store, was held up and robbed of $40. Herbert B. Goodman nd Miss Glady's Phil- were held up on & v two masked men the church who think that work vould could be better and more accomplished by the uniting of the wo bodies. In the past some incon- venience has arisen from the fact ry store, Brookline street t at the two are entirely separate Masked Bandits Rob Five d at while robbed of . and the combination of the two 3 > taken from the casl e Calls for meetings of the Newing- | would go a long way toward climin- Places in and Near Boston In her Roslindals ELECTED TO FRATS ngregational church and the ating unnecessary work and accom- I Jan. 18,—(UP)— Masked Mrs. Rose The Hartford, Jan. 18.—(P)— Theteda tical society have been is- | plishing the hand in a more NElling o 1 en- | bed of § Xi of Sheffield Scientific School at aturday evening. The first ient manner, it is said. the Dud Yale has elected to membership at 7 o'clock in the parish | Tt {5 doubtful what action, i any. Roxb from class of 1929. These Connecti- latter in the same | will be taken Saturday evening, but 1p. Proprictor James I men: V. Carvey, Rockville, plans will be laid for the uniting of ouba and escaped with § Martin, Waterbury and C. 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