New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1928, Page 18

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Bible Thursday evening 30 o'clock and an Stanley B, Cros- class began its Some of kers who have the season include Kwong, Chin lecturer; neck, former German Baptist church; rshon Hads F. B Lenzof a Y. M. C. A, in China, Rev. Dr. Abel A, A hlguist 1wl Jenkins, Negro Hartford Y. M. C. arber, state director of ey Middietown; eriden illus- Philippines “The Cheer- . Fiske and class will a supper n address by Re land of Derby. The won December 1 the outstanding s weared duri tor K. th. Sar retary of W nior Ac us ment, Augur of M cture on th ldward ' Rey Knox Smith. ey and Falk, two come- n, will be the en- © regular Friday eve- to be lield in the lobby department this week. il be served. -pong tournament will get the junior departinent inning Monday night. divided in two classes under 14 years of age will be one cl Boys 14 and over will constitute: the second clas: winner of cach class will get a A pin nnder this The bovs will b Thos in The vr The following games will be play- «d in the “Dusty” league at the Stanley Arvena on Tuesday evening: . & . Corbin girls vs. New Kritain Machine girls, playing off a game for place in the girls' The will mix it up as Fafnir Bearing vs. Corbin Corporation Corbin Cabinet Lock 8. New Brituin Machine, and Ntanley Ru VS, Monday: The onal class in wtion will mieet at 7:45 p. m. The Achievement gn Painting class will bom. Gym Younger busi- beginners’ sosition cague men ollows: Serew dunior program men at m.; ssin boxing and wrestling at 8:15 p.m Tuesday : The educational class i) countancy will 1 it 7:45 p. . Troquois tribe the Friendly will meet at 4:15 p. m. The Scouts will meet at 7:30 p. m al department program as fol- New Thing in Face Powder s not clog the pores. This new won Jerful Beauty Powder is made by a new French Process and you will be telighted with it. Absolutely pur Just try MELLO-GLO and note its vare qualitics. Only one dollar, See how quickly we will deliver any one of these items. HERBERT L. 2-family house at the east end for a very low price, only 58500, cerned. Rezsonable terms as far as cash is con- Camp Real Estate Co. } Main St. Phone 343 N. B. National Bank Bldg. lat 4:15 p. m lows: Morning class at 9:30 o'clock; mployed B class at 7 p. m. Wednesday: There will be a meet- | ing of the senior Hi-Y group at| noon. The Mohawk tribe of the Friendly Indians will meet at 4:15 . m. The Pionecers elub will meet at 7 p. m. Gym classes as follows: Ju- nior A class at 4:15 p. m.; younger | st 0 p. m.; inte . m.; church A class | m.; swimming at 8:30 p.| i There will be a final | M. C. A. Bible| he educational | agement will | m program as at 4:15 p. Thursday: meeting of the Y. class at 6:30 p. m in traffic meet at 7:45 p. m. G ollows: Junior B « m.; older business men at employed B cluss at 7 p. m.; senior Leade S p.m. Friday: There will be of the junior Hi-Y m. Physical program 5 ; Younger business men at 5:30 p. m morning class at 9:30 o'clock; in mediates at 7 p. m. stling class ! ting | 7:30 p. | arda ment prog: nior leade depart- tollows, Ju- junior B junior class | v will be re- ! Ketball prac- | tice in the afternoon. WILL VISIT LOCAL 1. 0. 0. F. Grand Master Dorr R, Whitney of | Rridgeport and his assoc grand | officers will visit New Britain - 0dd | Pellows Wednesday evening in his | official capacity. He will be accom- panied by the following members of his staff: A, W. Carlson of New Brit- | in, deputy grand maste ames A. | en of Torrington, grand warden; William &, Hutchinson of New Ha- ven, grand secretary; Sidney W, “hallenger of Middletown, grand | treasurer and Edwin Pickett of New Haven, grand marshal, | To hear the tempting dishes thai she vill describe "TUESDAY | MORNING 11 o'clock \ L RADIO ' STATION i WTIC Aunt Jane is dean of New England houzewives and brings you her kitchen secrets through the courte- sy of the Williams & Carleton Co. j East Hartford, Conn. CHARTER OAK COFFEE Williams’ Tea, Spices ond Extrects What a Rush For Our MARCH SPECIAL 6 Easel Photographs Only $3.00—Worth $5.00 ARCADE STUDIO DR. SIDNEY N. ROTHFEDER | ANNOUNCES TELEPHON Former Commercial Trust Bldg. Free Examination HEART and LUNGS Tuesday and Friday Afternoons NEW BRITA! CLINIO Booth Block DENTIST X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN | Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. NAT. BANK BLDG. For Sale Two family house on Harrison | St. 13 rooms. Hot water heat. 2 car garage. Will sell very reaszonable, COX & DUNN 272 MAIN STREET | WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Shell Fish Such as — CLAMS — LOBSTERS MP — CRAB MEAT | and SCALLOPS. Our Crackers are Always I'resh VISIT OUR DINING ROOM Open Untll Eigin HONISS’S 22 State St Hartford “Under Grants ] . of Worship | ———— other buildings will soon appear on honors with the guards. FIRST SERVICE HELD | those grounde £ AT HOLY CROSS CHURCH wen vo'r "% mainaee v | |ish dramatic society gave two relig- |Cohen, rf .. |ious playes, entitled “The Miracle of | Pond, 1f Large Throngs Attend Masses in | Lourdes” and “Beneath the Statue’. S | Both were well presented and there Foly Cross Parish House | was some excellent lights and effeets, which were devised by Rev. Father | Piaskowski. The receipts went Services were held for the first |towards the paying for the church | Beckius, rg time yestorday in the church of the | pews, Which the dramatic circle had | Abel, Holy Cross on Farmington avenue. | purchased for the new church, | Booth, At all four masses the attendance | was large. People from all parts of the city came by auto, trolley or cab to give evidence of their sup- port and everywhere could be heard | remarks of approval of the new | cdifice, The 10 o'clock mass drew the largest number of people, and not | only every seat was filled but all | available standing room was taken. Rev, Stephen Bartkowski, pastor of | the new church, celebrated the mass <nd his assistant, Rev. Victor Pias. kowski, delivered the sermon in which he remarked that the day | should be a day of rejoicing among | the parishioners. onc that should | ing from start to finish and holding| live in their memories. | the visitors to two field goals. The Barbero 4, A “Love and honor each other und | first period saw the lo foul—Pond. much can be done for the good of (to a 9-4 lead, while Cohen's work | Riehtmy. this parish and your community,” he [pushed them ahead to in the |11; said, “Your dream of a new church [second. Then Pond hegan to score |13, became a reality and with good work {and the count grew more and more | nowski. and cooperation with your pastor 'lop-sided. These two forwards shar- ' crill, The | Szymansk! | Anderson, Knowles, rg Hubbell, 1&g, ¢ . TRADE SCHOOL EARNS | WIN OVER TORRINGTON 55 | Heath, 1f . | Pedrer, 1t | Henry, ¢, Ig | Allard, ¢ | Barbero, rg . Torringtor New Britain Team Leads All the Way and Scores Easy Victory Over Visitors The school New Britain 8 basketbali team scor -11 victory over the Torring : Trade school quintet at} al High school Saturday, lead Trad 1 Personal fouls, Cohen Richtmyer Szymanski . Hubbell, . 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