New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1929, Page 2

§ TTTTTeT—p——— UBBER COAT FEUD NEW BRITAIN GAS (Mot s s STIL UNSETTLED " s Will Consult Gy Counsel on Paying Bill *1CY STEP ON TROLLEY CONNECTICUT RIVER STILL RISES SLOWLY P HEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS KELIABLE reliet tor all forms of Piles. Justsay PAZOtOthe NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, ‘MARCH 23, 1929. [\Veeks‘ Activities In Catholic Churches J (APITALINCREASE "= T St. Mary’s Chu Restaurant Owner Found Business 4 Chmpehy The order of services at St. Mary's church for Holy Week, as an- nounced vesterday, will be as fol- lows: Wednesday, confessions aft- ernoon and evening. Thursday, solemn high mass at § o'clock. Procession of the blessed ed from First Page) Poor so Toock John Barley- ac n the foregoing recomme cor Into Partaershin. l Business was poor in John Hu- |dak's restaurant at 109 Church ‘| day and Friday there will be a pro- cession while on Saturday the bless- ing of the new fire, paschal candle and Easter water will tak> place. The group of talented young par- {ishioners which will produce a musi- ’cm entertainment at the Tabs hall {on April 8, held a rehearsal yester- | day. | St. Andrew’s Church Devotions will be held Wednes- day evening. The mass of the pre- | sanctified will take place Friday | reet, so he went into the liguor * according to his admission Officers Kiely and Liebler and| rgeant O'Mara after his arrest eacrament after mass to the altar of | MorNing at § o'clock. Stations of the reposition. Holy communion will be Cross will be recited Friday after- administered at 5:30 and 7 o'clock |oon at 3 o'clock. ~Blessing of the at mass. Special services will | fire and water will take place Sat- turday afternoon. In police court today, Hudak, who is 35 years of age and lives at 28 Wilcox et, plead- HEAL LD | ed guilty to the two counts of viola- Statement by President Sloper —ion of the liquor law and was fined per has suppble- | €150 and costs with a suspended jail i nce of 15 days. ording to the police. 2 > held between 8 and 9 o'clock in the evening. Friday: Mass of the pre-sancti S o'clock. Veneration of the r mass and after the eve- A. H. SCOTT, | { | | of the New Britain Gas! ire, paschal candle, and high mass at 7 o'clock. Chil- onfessions Saturday morning 0 o'clock. Lenten fast Saturday. masses at the us- solemn high mass he|for the Italians at § o'clock. The ©110:30 o'clock mass will be solemn and an orchestra acco i will be present at the o'clock masses. Litcnan of 4 Huda® aamitted ts a drink. He said at he had not sold much e pol was - !behind the stov the restaurant - | charging terminates well stocked hen Hudak was put to he was guilty of quor in the re must plea havin plead guilty Stations of the cross | Blessing of the new |7 Easter water | urday morning at 8 o'clock. Con- | fessions of children will be heard | Saturday afternoon and of adults | Saturday evening. Masses during the ! week will include Thursday and § urday mornings at 8 o'clock. Mas y Easter Sunday will be at 5 9:30 and 10:30 o'clock. St. Peter's Church Tomorrow evening, delegates from the various parish societies of St Peter's church, will meet to make at| plans for a drive to complete the | fund organized some time ago to | redecorate the church. | Holy Week services will be as fol- {18ws: Thursday, { o'clock. , the Mass of the Pre-Sanc- ! high mass at 8| Communion will be admin- at 6 and 7 o'clock besides at paschal candle, will take place. and Easter water |sky, struck the plaintiff's automobite on the evening of March 3 on Elm _— street mear Paradise park. New- TOWER AND TOWED SUED |berry was at the wheel of the towed The question of who 18 liable for {SaF. the complaint states, and the damages, when a towed car strikes |3Mage resulting from the crash another while in tow by another, |2MOUDts to $200 according to the will be decided in the city court, (Plaintiff. ~ Papers were served by when the suit of Sarah Greenstein |Constable John 8. Recor. against Frank J. Malczynsky and eE———— Edward Newberry is called. REPORTS $18 THEFT According to the papers, filed by| Mrs. Annie Arnold of 193 Main Attorney W. M. Greenstein, counse! |street complained to Lieutenant for the plaintiff, a machine owned |Bamforth at 8:15 last night that she | by Newberry and towed by Malczyn- |and her husband were visiting a | \HEseY crvsTaL / \ Tall, Graceful Shapes—In The g a Dazzling Diamond \ Optic Design \ Open Stock EASTER family named Galant at 259 Grove street and she left her handbag on a sewing wmachine. A 17 year oid boy living on the third floor of the house sat near the sewing machine and when Mrs. Arnold looked into her handbag after leaving the house, she missed a small pocketbook cone taining $18. Returning te the Galant _tene- ment, she was unable to findi the boy, and she felt certain that he knew something about the money. Officer John Griffen investigated but no arrest was made. 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