New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1928, Page 5

o ignore this most sacred of paralysis. In outward | Him. It matters not that the &uilty | ligations are guilty of high trcason.|truct as cve ry other one which may Rfl.lfi"] fiREATEST is more robust than ever, | shove aside justice, that their crimes | Religion makes no such distinction. | be dissolved by consent of onc or { her strength s constantly increas- | be umnoticed. No one can deceive | For the Catholic the first article of [ both divorce cvil will | inz. Hence we venture our opinion: | God. He is aware of every act of 1vhn constitution is as equally deserve | incres | Gentlemen. if there is a defect in the | disobedience and revolt and the con- |ing of ohservance a8 the . 18t | vel : ut teach him | physical constitution of this republic, science of man tells him that he will |amendment and he may not with Rev. W. A. Downey Calls It s occurs! it is hidden and deep-seated. ! be punished for his misdeeds. There- | impunity neglect the divine mandate tore with religion all law is observed; | of brotherly love to obtain evidence deteeted. bt once it beging its ne- | the vengeance of God i the only de- |against the purveyor of illicit whis- : | javions functioning. there will no t€rrent to crime. it is far more ef- |key. Gentlemen, we shall have re. Ghe(}k [0 Law Bmkmg longer b any hopr. No human | fective that the clectric chair or the [spect for the law and a law-abiding POWCr can stay the ravages of this| hanginan's noose. | community only when we acquire cancerous growth and the sudden- Other Amendments Besides | the virture of religion, Mombers of Daly Council. No. ness of death will stun all observers. | “Conscquently when the American | “The family is the life of the K. of C. numbcring more Gentlemen, what America needs to- | child knows nothing of God he | Nation. on its unity and integrity oniait in n | 1iY IS not government ownership of | knows of no reason why he should [d0es that of the emmonwealth de- the Taniiis, i for Seet B e anuba s communion [ el mines, it is not a | hesitate to violate the evil code.|Pend. But without religion there rep iEaklastiat ahesnnin motaliol: ety SR taxation nor repeal | The $ 'y and | CAN be no united or enduring family. | los lowing 8 o'clock nuss at St. Mury's v h ta r the repeal | The motives of love of country and e ae . i ¢ o ! S vesterday morning. More ©F 1he eightecnth amendment. What | promotion of the common good are | AL .}nlwm Soday, il —— e 0 wembers of the order and | SNE needs is religion. The lack of [too abstract to be readily grasped |divorce evil; the bends of marriag: Mrs. James J. Mechan oi Mary's Holy Name socicty re- coived communion during the morn- | serviee. gathering at the hotel was :d by Mavor-Elect Angrio M @ member of hal it is responsible for most of the ail-;and no amount of lecturing can ac- |are less binding here then in any i s e 2 After Brief Sickness « William A, Downey Seekers for “Cradle of | o oatite v bae e s b e ol *3 g attle to begin prepara @ mewier of St Mary's| - Man” Off on EXpedition | e tourih asmatic sxooninston fo¢ greater part of her life.| Peking, April 16 (P —The Central | American muscum of natural hige but while she was living on \\'ll.\on’.\smnc expedition of Roy Chapman [tory. One of the most striking dis- street the Church of St John the | Andrews *h Is sceking o dis- | coveries made by his previous ex- livangelist was tormed and she be- | cover * peditions to Central Asia was the came a charter member of the zreat Gobi desert, loft Kalgs ¥ [ finding of fossilized dinosaur eggs in parish, for Goki. 11923.) Mrs. Mcehan enjoyed good health | John Van A. MacMurray, Ameri- | —_— ¢ until about a week ago when it was | €an minister to China and Mrs. Mac- Have your own Clearance 8ale on found advisable 1o remove her v Journ-yed to Kalgan With | the furniture you ne longer need, the hospital. Her cond And party and witnessed | Sell through a Classified Ad. and yesterday hope was { the departure of the explorer on his el o e | areat search. | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED AD§ Besides her hushand, she leaves | > COSTUME RECITAL 10 Mayor A. M I'aoncssa: and John FOLK SONGS a teacher at the and Miss Ka Mechan; a sister, Miss Elizaheth MADAM Tuberculosis Hospital for 1 ] 5 of Young Women's Missiona . Firs Higgins of this city: and five John J. Higgins, WEDNESDAY, 8§ P. M., APRIL 1§ First Clireh pel Higging of this city Admission $1.00, She was parish the v new whomy he fear ficd no The stat: “Its malignancy has not yet been 10, QUGN s Ao 1 put asunder. ed on a family. Wher Were is no fawily there can be no s Hence, gentlemen, re- ligion will wipe out the ugly stain of divoree in , it will cmbers ion given up 12 than 250, ceent the host of citizens, Smalley school rine Flien broti- Thomas I Wilham M ors, et ran Higgins of New I Peter Hig- 2Ins of Hartford: and Martin | Higgins of Toledo, O n neral services will be hiold Wed- Auspice nesday morning at 9 o'clock at tiy Church Joh al will be in St MARIE BASHIAN, Drar Church. of st Fvangelist 180 1 the man's|scetion which is oy sent Mary’s cc 8 FACTS mereased OUR REDUCTIONS ARE ALL GENUINE Father address. In o ot~ e ments With which she is afflicted. | complish the desired result. Re- | Other eivilized country. The husbin | !)I “That religion is necessary for all | ligion and religion alone is the solu. | ™aY Jismineinis wilo fon any prétesl SR crhan societies Plato and Aristotle long ago| tion to the difticults. 1t is universal i) ]"“ le Hs accordodl thefsaing : My Yolsen prociaimed. The contention was em- | in its scope and its cficiency is thus | "M I7EC. JThe cllidven Sot shchial 3 s e phastzed durfng the whole peried of {enhanced. With many of our gen- ':"”'”f ‘"': ‘_m? 1" disrogarded; NI LS - g ey s the Middle Ages and the thought of | eration the law of the land is limit- | ;""" ‘1"_”"";‘ sl 2Ll isiry o 5 itam « 1 last © Sewinan. a - former | U gt men of madern times hs | ed to hut one “Thou Shalt Not.' They | 1% rendered worse e hend shraloal = Mane ehurh © Allors HOGRUNNEAM e silsinent SnfAvashe woutd Have neluclisve that teeonr (IR0 e ol T A e Tan was a dese ntoff ¥ Thonius 1. McUonough acted as |Inston and Lincoln and in the sign- ity ef America. the very salvation |Vhich there is iin mockery and 1 ; ¥l i o (1= of the Declaration of Indspen-|of mankind is linked inseparaply | Cation s a v seoleate oo ros S The wavor-elet was ziven @ pro- ehie, America_has subseribed to|with the manufacture and use of | 115 o e s L R, onged ovation as hi arose to sprak this dectrine. The arguments that | intoxicants and in their opinion they {nom thain ' ehilares. Vi n sl iy after a glowing introduction by the | may he adduced to prove the sound- | toastmaster, Jis remarks worc | ness of the theory are numerous and 5 hrief. Tobert Simpson of South- | Weighty, but this morning we shall | Eat Everythmg ington diaisial Aonils o tha o6 an | cenlins nm‘srl\u]tn 7 consideration | - i Tallanan with = 1o for of only two of them. Without re- | th F | St hron et e saneen for | Without Fear | Violin selections were rendered by | Without relizion the family which i f I h Y\.‘u‘vm'»‘ Murphy and [rancis X.|the foundation of the state is dis. | O estion Fzan favored with vocal numi rupted 5 Are there lots of foods you ean't. says Religion is America’s Need Yaw Openly Flouted eat—for fear of gas, ‘bloating, The crying need of the hour in Fhe word ‘scofflaw’ owes 1its origin pains-in the stomach and bowels ? Awerica and its only ahation CRAnerRIESnt egacialion It came by vou have to pass up favorite curc-all for the il which inte ‘existence in response fo a de- | 4ishes—while the rest enjoy them? fhettoining L e irilizlon mand for a term of reproach with That' 4 4 Powncy 1 in his whieh to brand the violater of a s a sign you need Tanlac! B particnlar statute. Yet the ‘scoff. FOF more than 10 years Tanlac has uRssihassal lan' wonld be with us cven thangh Testored to vigorous health thou- T am going to unswer the ques i ’ - hoen Sands who denied themselves their tion: What is the crying need of the , the Volstead act ‘had never hocn | $30de who denied | e hour?, and attemipt te answer it, heard of. T doult if there ever has 08t ax.y01 MAYE b0 o o heen a time when crime was more Mr. William Martell, of 15 Har- | o prevalent and law more openly St.. Pawtucket, R. L, says: | e i flouted. The headlines of the daily digestion was so poor that I newspapers recount an endless series had to live on toast and eggs for speciatized thoronzhly ex Lmines and la his s e 2 Here lies the seat of the mst as euch one differs in s nosis of the malady, <o does each gentlemen, we Americi into what she needs is veeds is fed “So numerons are the suggestions, we must conclude that this nation of ours is in the complication However the facts hetie the conclu- America does not walk tottering step due to the infirmities her countenance is not | flushed with the heat of a raging of vielations. a list of varied offenses. “Arder ury tronble.” . uous improvem 22 bs.” snicide and robhery infidelity and dishonesty per- ying. calumny and hribery but partly com- number. The walk of life, To the heen added an- “Thou Shalt Wt appealing than that of all remedy are told needs today s ar World Conrt: t navy and what of educa- ribing the prise the fonnd in every the among all azes and sexes dvealogne there he other commandment Not Get Canght® for e is greater othere, “And rightly so. The only fear of the evil docr is detection and pun- ishment and as the chance of os- caping hoth is very ereat. he reccives eneouragement in hie evil-doing. Te- ligion. however, presents a sanction for all law: relizion teaches that all authority comes from God and that air ral control she vour druggist last stages of a of mortal discases. with A PRIL SHOWERS AIN—SLEET—then home to dra]clothel and .2 good, hot, home-cooked meal! Who cares for showers when there’s an Oven Dinner ready to serve from the Red Wheel Self-regulating Oven of the Clark Jewel Gas Range. With the Clark Jewel Gas Range a Whole Mesl can be placed in the oven to cook sutomatically for hours without attention. ——— Unless the Gas Range hes a RED WHEEL # is NOT a LORAIN JEwEL =] ORAIN New Britain Gas Co. six months. Tanlac made a contin- ent and I've gained | If vou suffer from indi.utjon, offenders | BaE, dizziness, headaches, constips- tion or torpid liver—give Tanlac a chance to help you! The first bot- tle often brings the needed relief. Tanlac is a good, pure medictne, made -of roots, barl that are recognized by the United States Pharmacoj , and_ he ia. Get it from back if it doesn’t 52 MILLION BOTILES USED that should guide your choice of a ILIVING ROOM F vou've never known how Good Furniture is made, here is some knowledge of the adv: tages of selecting here. Furniture excelled by none, is the only kind we offer. Come, choose Yours now! E 1 Frames that are carcfully constructed and strong. The frame rails are doweled with hickory dowels set in t giue. Thev are further re- inforeced with corner blocks screwed in place. 2 Four-inch two-ply welibing — the hest obtamable — is used for the base. This is interlaced 5o closely that it forma practically one con- tinuous surface. Tt is noise- less, flexible, and stronger than a wood hase. 3 The edgewire is necessuary for proper shape and strength. It is attached with flax twine, which will not siip and is far superior to metal clips which rust and break. 4 The springs are tied ecight different times with a special knot. This method prevents alipping and is very depend- able, 5 The springs carcfully covered with sewed fo keep material froni them. are burlap and the filling sctthing into 6 Touble auilting is necessary for comfort and to lasting service. Only finest quality of moss, horse- hair and felt is used. We guarantee every bit of filling material used to be sanitary and immaculately new, insure the 7 The luxurious spring cush- ionk are designed to assure utmost comfort. They are upholstered in fine velours, mohalrs and friezcs— fully tailored 1o most exacting taste. 8 The spring deck nnderneath the cushions is made separate from the inside arms and hack—aseuring free and com- fortable action B. C. PORTER SONS have a reputation for selling only the best up- holstered furniture with guaranteed construction. The very low prices in the big sale make it pos- sible for everyone to own a well made suite. care- suit the Ruy at Porter's and he perfectly satisfied. ALTERATION SALE PORTER'S ALTERATION SALE has attracted many people from all over the state and the event has heen a tremendous success for two reasons. FIRST:—We have cleared our furniture we had stored there. and a new building is nearly storehouse of a great deal of the That building has been torn down com pleted. SECOND:—We have given our patrons hetter values by far than they could have received anywhere else, vet the quality of the mer- chandise was the very best obtainable, A We have got to move our Living Room Suites from our first floor showroom and we have no available space to put them. Therefore we must sell them within the next few days and you will find it to Your advantage if you will come in and look over our fine stock before you purchase your new Suite. j There are many fine wood framed suites in our stock, some covered in excellent quality mohair that will give vou lifelong wear., $197.00 3-PC. TAPESTRY SUITE ....... $250.00 2-PC. MOHAIR SUITE .. ....... $325.00 2-PC. MOHAIR SUITE ......... $335.00 2-PC. MOHAIR SUITE ....... 129.00 1950 249.00 v $283.00 You will find in our stock many heautiful suites covered in figured Sunfast Denims that will give you many years of satisfactory service. $250.00 3-PC. VELOUR SUITE $250.00 3-PC. DENIM SUITE .. $208.00 2-PC. DENIM SUITE .. $325.00 3-PC. MOHAIR SUITE ... $290.00 2-PC. MOHAIR SUITE ... w7 g e