New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1929, Page 2

“One vear in the county jail” v, and the convict seem- ed lro n in his tracks. “But, Your Honor—."” and he was cut short, a STOICISM AND FEAR 2 Prisoner Facing Term Behind - Bars Shows Real Nature "' oen e i The mun was er had found i “birds of a feathe days oif for good behavior, and triends of the med his story. “How did re- peated their que “Were you there the day 1 t up?” He ad “taken it with 1l knowl- of its seriousness, and his great- battle was 1o keep back the tears that welled in his eyes as the ter import of the sent 1f upon his mind. He did no —not then. But t night he wa s not alone in any a choked sob broke the ess of his cell block as the slow moving minutes wer ging only another day ss and remorse, 2an Controls Emotion One of the niost dramatic ever enacted 1 a cour Connecticut had as its pr E. Egan of Hart nho 1s a year in jail tor conspiracy to def His tiial before Ju Isaac Wolfe was vacted coun was with level, a were unit min vy walk of lify he as magistrate i ney raced the . for whose sull- iction an { the bar of “ul over g wel but not of i Nim as t Attorney 1 recomniend a sta 2 of not more 1 than 5 years, was ssors. Graceful Loser loser s th siop to shake el dloatki Hero A room e anl 1o dors and? He of his life ‘ho w alling e last 1 trainad he w would tory. * as els 0f 1 ryone as Some o huve have t 1o state’ ed to i ties that are r"‘e good gh 1 0. do people asi: “How did who have be erior court of Hari- ty numerous occacions of the imposing of heavy se have often remarked on mosphere that always T felt at t mn mome conies mport ase. ationt s h a situation th on a person, | n 1.: as experi- : nd as hardencd as a r the same con- him. It e bench to the gall be shaken off. e Death Seutence t of the death the most atto; . court attaches ford cou T 8ol ant re something . BEOLED STORE VT RGH TS J.P. 0'Brien Also Saw White Elephants in “Big Wools” cannot may God the s mblance of walking away St Arm emotion to step and ommor s for r abo! azemer g slor es of at oid Ir stor Trisih e more a on ooker times Weep oF e was goi the g room as e are led posit nediately taken to t latives and to my aw taches flowed from the dals as tiey on mente who bullied up to the tin in court, cowed by the mere n anged previously and the finement in tion. man in the casket acted the Not the day cornse, an rneys a en cobbler days he man the latte Not many vears agc rime in and spe; criminal 8tood before the late Judge frightened carctaier. The ar- ‘Gardiner Gr i > old rived and when the sunposed deid in Hartford, lis t man arose the cobbler hit him with oceupied a day, 2 hammer, s “16 yvon were not able evidence cf a dead e having fourd He told < Novertheless il ¢ ! le eard t on origir the was alone wit] prosed 10 k to the rowis SN o] his caske il ne re voutre dend ndreds nf now." and a een m teading e fy Specir] No‘ice w gontle nr L zephyr. stireed the ke the e hudes L ened the air eetnes child's praycr, The ne *was being wafted aliout. n one was recciiing it, even the pris- oaer at the bar. Qnciety The Funshine will give a rard party At the Tave' Clih Van Ay evaning Anril 29, The public |18 invited.—ad t. ARe Of SLTINE - 3 nee impressed | cry mley Secor Scott, Buratii, Marjorie W Leonard Edwin Os- Charle nce John- Jane Scheyd, Winger, and 1 to nzt b Barrett, Bacon Henry Hunt d ro to rig Jolun v Fred Clark- Conerse row are two girls NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929, Future Citizens In Our Schools ~P'hota by Collonih Eunice Humphrey and Evelyn Pear- son. VFourth row, left to vight: Edward Nelson, Alfred Golin, Sewall Corbett, Hussell Britton, Robert Irisbie, Ber- nard Bernabucct and Jack Wells, Miss Mildred MeNickle, teacher 3.3 s IZlsie Miles, principal aie in the lust row The Merald print a picture Rochwell school Kindergar- At Wednesday's pa- will n class in per. ne REI] LETTER MONTH FOR POLISH LEGION Rebirth of Nation Became Efiec- tive in Apuil, 1919 amilics and the tor a tight all pa- 2ion W Polish 13 thou wis Al Types From Everswhere ont I were a patriotic lot—ever ied 'ree Poland s of the arnist world in us reason ranis of the of one n the history and the real dream, i< pron lien war, n do le- Tor th ntur; 1 that sl unit, whick forred to Poland of a tree and lib- ‘I'he time however 2. There were kerings about this and owers interested ir physical outlook of \¢ arniy was grosing im < daye grew into weeke and s, and nothing hed. hed in t a o accompl in 1919 e camps scattered va t German 4t W 14 noints. one rtained Poland e tinie 0 fre ong lefore the troops campe wnd start on to Poland across G no greater evident in the < following the Arrange- w the trans- to the joy. at lw:m.g of the fighting units, the verish ter oft ment, fs preparatiol d with exultation over the tact oon 11 on then and gr thie Yor noun ming wonld ted by thieir own Back to Polish Soil days of A gents of the 10 I'd arly pril saw the Polish legion . It was a days, in box P owas way tell of their ttle ville 2o and h their ahsence, no rels wer ants of a generation long duparte o thi h, und born on a but they listened attentiv L ey about the ch the who hud [ es whie antic Qs the o Many ion w et as they tor- ng 10 learn as countr bound, there., st to- from The ards s wl ¥ were lived < day b on Polish soil was indeed a night of feverish . It seemed that 10 one sport was aslesp Al doors of box curs were open the roofs und flat cars wer d to capacity with foyous men nally came frontier a soon as the fact was known that the on ) urrahs reso At ¢ e Poland. houndary into )nm 1, ded through the Vi, with i stance nmon on the ‘s villages. slowly to give w il en an opportu ryside and men waved and to th Greeted By station 1 frot Residents rant a stop-over five minutes to vlacos were the ting as cach pla ity with 1 dressed in o nany hues bands official capacity w and deliver welconie. groeting 1 re 1 a Hred e tlansport was more pros thint iy all e e yon froch flowers da Viets | West \lx our hanss 1 tel. 1 nhouse, 43 Fern BAPTIST CHURCH 10:45 Morning Service 12:10 Bible School light Saving Time) Sermon by Iicv. William Itoss suljeet: “THE UPLANDS OF Laptisin of candidates for Church, et smelling and every s L West. sod slall Harhes Alto solo: all tears. Wipe anay —Loving Service W. Il Daigcl's Dwight strect Wednesday 2 Class at N home, 14 745 Cliurch night service. S Thursday. week fore arriving | Unless otherwisc specified all scrvices will be on daylight sav- ing time. BAPTIST CHURCHES First ice. sermon by William Ross subject: *The Uplands of Life 12:10 p. m. Bible school, Brother- hood class led Ly pastor. Baptisin at morning service, Monday, i: Wednesday, service class w . Boy Scouts. p. m. loving I meet at the hon.e of Mrs, W. H. Duigle. 155 Dwight street; ) p. m.. week day schonl for rcligious instruction. Thursday. 7:45 p. m., chiureh serviee, Friday, 4:15 p. m. ) Swedish a. m.. Bible school Bible cluss: and 7 p. m. revival servie hing Yy the evangelist, ingla Lindblad of New York, N. Y. Tuesday. § p. w. Kings Daughters will meet at the heme of Mrs. Sig- fried Thoren, 22 Carlson strect, Thursday. 8 p. m inidweek serve midweek Girl Scouts. (Eli Sunday, and Men’s m. with Mrs. First Germ Sunday. $:30 a. m. church school; 30 a. m. English warship, Monday, 8 p. m. Girls' Prisciila cluh. Thursday, 4 p. m. Girls' club; midweek service in German. I'riday. 8 p. m. choir rchearsal. 1 8 p. m CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES First Sunday. 1v to 11:20 & m. church school; 11 a. m. church kindergar- ten, morning wors . sermon, Rev. Theodora A. 12:15 p. Men's Bible class, leader. Rev. Mr, P m. Armenian service and Rible class, preacher, Dr. Hadi. dian: 5 p. m. Peng-Yu club girls meeting at the parsonage, speaker, Dr. Gertrude J. Kinsella: 5 p. P’eng-Yu club boys' meeting, church pariors, speaker, Itev. Mr. Hein- inger: T:50 p. . second Young Peo- ;I« 8 discussion conference, leader, v. Mr. Heininger. Wednesds U p. m. sixth grade weck day church school; 4:15 p. junior choir rehearsal: 7:30 p. m. May party for the I”eng-Yu club dining room Thursday, 2 p. m, Armeniag Worm- en's prayer meeting: 3 p. . eighth grade week day church school: p. m. Girl Scout meeting uni nreparatory church chapel, speaker, Greene, I"riday, P per, New I'ritain Scouts, dining room. 45 p. . service. South Rev, Mr. 8 council of Gurl . M. junior, inter- and senior departments, irch school: 10:45 a. m, morniug worship and sermon by Rev. . N. Gilman “The Duty ef Growth™: primary ani lwginners' Monday troop 11. Tuesday, troop 16 Wednesday, 2:20 ok day church four Thursdiy m. Boy Scou's. Girl Scouts, united gradss p. m school, 0 p. m. Ladles Aul m, pastor's class for Young People's mect- Friday, T:45 p. m. Men's club. South Sunday 50 [ ment and e senior depart. Italign-American depart- nts of the church school; 10:30 a. woining worship, sermon, *Re- ligion ftor the Common Man." by itev, Dr. Hill; beginners' kinder- garten: 12 c’clock. primary. junior, intermedinte and Chinese depart- tients of the church school: 7 30 p. 1. evening worship, Wednesday, week day ch Thursd 30 p. m. united h kchool. *p.om. united week Jay chureh school; P. m. union preparatory service in chapel. I'riday, 12:10 p. m. annual meat- luncheon of the Woman's ion: 4 p. . Girl Scouts, troop 1: 7 p. m, Boy Scouts, troop 2. Saturday. rehearsal of choir guild. Assyrian Mission Sinday, South chure ] will proach Mond m. English class. Women's Tihle funiore; 7 :15 . p.om Jolly committee meeting. T30 p. m. proparatory Sunday, 10:45 a. m. church serv- | 1am, 4p' L | m. | 418 | . May day sup- | service, Italian Mission Sunday, 9:30 a. m. Italian-Ameri- can department of the church school: 10:30 a. ju. morning worship tat Hunter road, Rev, preac! 5 p.on. Hunter 10ad; & p. | South church. | Monday. 7:30 p. m. Christian kn- deavor mecting, leader, Anna Can- inamoh. subject: “T the Bible on the Mission Ficlds.” | Thursday, %:30 p. . prayer mect- ing at Hunter road. Friday, 7:30 p. Cheir rehearsal. “The Couyntry Doctor,” will be the cature of the motion picture serv- {ice at 7:30 o'clock. | The picture with Rudelph Schila- [kraut, “Juniw Coghland, Virgina Bmdferd. IFrank Marion tells the story of an old time physiclan, who is a sort of patron saint of the country side. His one great desire |is to become hcad of the new hos- pital which the local philanthropist is building and also to marry the sister of this man who is deeply in love with® him, 1In accomplishing these two ends, the thiough & series of embarrassicg ond theilling expericnces, all of which are portrayed with the great- {e<t of interest and dramatic power. !Hhs fondness for children, this broadmindedness and generous sph |his fearlessness in danger, h risking of his life in a terrific blizzard to aid a wounded man. |These and other clements !hrought out in a way to stir the deepest emetions. Sunday schoot at m. worship at Hunter road LUTHERAN CHU | First | Sunday, 10:30 a. m. Lnglish serv- ice with seriron by the pastor. Suns | day school at noon. | In the evening at 7:30 o'clock, |union service will be held in wh the First Lutheran, St. John's Gt man Lutheran and Lutheran This service i3 being held in com- | nemoration of the 400th anniver- sary of Dr. Martin Luther's small catechizm, CHES doctor wert ., ction class Reformation | churches will participate. | | | | | P. Alterio wiil | street, Triumphs of | Lo'clock. |ing in the vestr: {ing by the (at the Nuriitt Mission hall, Cherry The Brotherhood will meet Thlflh-‘ day evening at 8§ o'clock. The pastor, Rev, Dr. Abel A. Ahl- quist, annual necting of the New England conference in Worcester which opens Wednesday, Dr. Ahlquist is vice president of the conference. ! Reformation | Services, 10 a. m. standard tim Sunday school 11:15 &. m, standard time. Celebration of the 400 anniversary of Luther's small catechism in tne | Iirst Lutheran church at 7:30 p. m. | daylight saving time. { The religious school | Wednesday Thursday noons, The Women's Missionary socinty will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock. and alter- St. John's German i Sunday, 8:30 a. m. English exam- ination of the confirmation cl '9:45 . m. Sunday school; 11 a. u German examination of the con- firmation class. METHODIST CHURCHES Trinity Sunday, 950 a. m. Everyman's, RBible clase, Woman's Bible clavs, church school; 10:45 a. m. sermon, “Nallprints™; 6:15 p, m. kpworth league, leader, Ruth Stockweill: 7:15 evening service, A Window. susket and a Rope.'* Monday, 3 p. m. Ladies’ Aid so- clety, Tuesday. 2 to b p. Methodist gronp at the hospital: 6:30 p. m. Philathea class; 7:15 p. m. Boy 7:45 p. m. class meeting. dnesday, 2:30 p, m. week day relizious school. third rade. Thursday. 7:45 p. m. midweek service., Iriday, 4 p m. sewing school. | Union A. M. E. Zion Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Morn- ing worship with sermon hy the pus. tor. 10:45 a. m. Varick Chris End=avor soclety will mect at 6 n. m. Evening service 7:45 o'clor Pledges to the special financial ef. fort will be collected at hoth serv- icew, The floral art schoo! conducted by Mrs. Johin Burna under the auspiccs of the Colored Veters league will hold an exhibit of ity work all dav Tuesdav with special program in the Jevening. Wednesday m, 2:45 p. m. week dey People’s Church of Christ Fundamental—E\angelistic—Missionary Motning Servi “The Rock—Christ Jesus.” “For they drank eof that spiritual NReck that fol. towed them: and that Rock was Christ.” 1 Cor. 10:4. Eiening Service—* “The Dispensation of the Fullness of Times.” A message on Prophecy, First Church of Christ 10.00.11 A M 11:00 A, M.—Morning Sunday Church School. Worship. Sermon by the Pastor “LAWLESSNESS AND LIBERTY” P. M.—Men's Bible Class—Mr. Greene. P. it P. M.—Young People’ UNION “Thursday Spraker:—RE M.—P'eng Yu-Girls—Dr, G. M. Kinsella. M.—P'eng Yu-Boys—Mr Heininger. Discussion Confcrence. PRREPARATORY SERVICE—SOUTH CHURCH CHAPEL May 2, THEODORE A 745 P. M. GREENE. | and J. Wallin will attend e | the | 4 {streets The membership grew and will meet | | building was dedicated and, added | Jent |ing | | |the girls string ensemble, |young men of the city. school of religion, grades three, four and five. Thursday, 3 p. m. the Missionary sociely will meet at the home of | Mrs. Maude Wilkins, 311 Church The tair committee will mect | at the home of Mrs. H. W. Brewer, 60 Chestnut strect at 8 p. m. meet on Monday evening af #;48 o'clock. Election of officers. Midweek secrvice on Tlufliv ht at 7:45 p. m St )l.rk'l Sunday, 7:30 a. m. hely ‘tom- mynion; 9:30 a. m. church achpol; 11 a. m. morning prayer and serrhon | by the rector. All services on day- light saving time, subject: | Woudnesday, May lat, Feast of St. Sunday | Philip and 8t. James; 7 s m howy { communrion. MISCELLANEOUS Cheistian Sclence Sunday services, 11 a. w “Probation After Death, school, 9.45 a. m. dnesday evening meeting at § — 's E | Suaday, 10:15 a. m. prayer in the | pastor's study; 10:46 a. m. sermcn, he Rock—Christ Jesus; , . 13 o'clock, Bible school; § p. m. street meeting at the center; 7 p, m. sere wnon, “The Dispensation of the ulle ness of Times." Tuesday, 8 p. m. Women's B|ble class at the parsenage. Thursday, 3 p. m. children's =lnl- es; 7:45 p. m. regular weekly praive and prayer service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. choir rehearsal. Emmanuel Gospey Sunday, 10:15 a. m. prayer meet. 10:45 a. m. preach. astor; 12:15 p. m. Bible study hou 30 p. m, Bible claswes street: 6 p. m Y. P. service; 7 p. m. Y-Plim comvention experiences, Monday, 7 p. m. board of trustees® meeting. 8 p. m. official board meet- ing. Tuesday, 0 . m. troop 23, B, meeting; 8 p. m. 8. 8. board meeting. Wednesday, Second Adveut Sunday schoel, 10 a. m. §¢nday morning service with sermen Jiw the pastor 11 a. m., subject: “The Apos- tle Paul on Good Works." Evening service with sermen, 7:15 p. m,subs jec “Drunkenness and Hs Cvm comitants.” Wednesday, service. 2:30 p. m. religious Thursday, 3 p. m. religious in- |struction class: 7:45 p. m. prayer, praise and fellowship service. Friday, 8 p m. choir rehearsal. Swedish Bethany Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Bible | class for men led by the pastor. \!ornin. worship in Swedish at 10:45 a. m., sermon hy Rev. C. J. Fre- deen on the subject: “Are the Many \Ian!lonl Prepared for the Mauy Sects?” The mixed chorus under di- n-:lmn of Walter L. Magnuson will sing, enng service at 7:30 lh\\rdllh). "Apostasy, lLawlessness |and Anti-Christ Tendencies” will be | the subject of the sermon hy the pastor. Music will be furnished by 7:30 p. m. / praice Town Home Rev. Dr. G. W. C. Hill will be the |speaker at the Laymen’s meeting at |the town home iunuy atsp m International mhlo Stodents’ M 1 to 6 n. m, velynteer § p. m. Bible study et 19 Howard street. Wednesday, 8 p. m, prayer, praise and testimeny service. Friday, 8 p. m, istudy, Watch Téwer The Bethany Brotherhood will 0) ANNIVERSARY OF NEW BRITAIN Y’ Memberslup of Association I Now at 2,000 Mark Wednesday, April 30, will mark fhe 52nd anniversary of the organi- zation of a branch of the Y. M. C. A. | in New Britaln. When feunded, the association consisted of one building | at the corner of Main and Court ent hoard of directors confains Catholic members. [ Practically cvery day in the year is featured by some form of activ. {1ty at the “Y". Thera are wresiling, tumbling, swimming, educational und hexing classes. Basketball is provided for all interested dyring the winter as well as instructiop in |aviation an golf. Classes are conducted in physical educatien for men and boys of Var- |ious ages. Many of the professional men in the city take advantage of these opportunities to improve.their health and keep in condition. During {the winter a basketball league is |conducted for the benefit of -beys |who are not membhers of any ather team. This gives over 50 boys & |chance to enjoy the sport whe eth- |erwise would never appear on & gymnasjum floor. During the last few years, two houmes on Court street were pur chased by the “Y” and convewrted inte dormitories. With the steady nerease in membership in the Jast 10, years, the present huildings-pavs grown to be too small to take care of all metivities rightly. At 4 o the building soon became inadequate to take care of the needs of the On March 15, 1903, the “Charles 8 Landers” memorial gymnasium to the Main street building, gave New Britain ene of the beat equip- ped and up-to-date Y. M. C. A. or- ganizutions in the state. This build- | ing was made possible through a Rift of $20.000 by Mra. Josephine M. Judd and 000 donuted by other ' ent time there is a strong yen! t citizens. With the addition of tha for the constructien of & new “1" | gymnasium building, space was pro- | biffiding, and it is hoped that so! [vided in the Main street structure thing definite will be decided on t for the organization of a hoys’ de- matter before the end of thig yes !partment and for the formation nr. class rooms, A tablet on the memorial huildlnlq Peach growers of Mt, Airy, N, huc pited cords of waod in l“lr orchards. The plan is to set &ft these honfires in the event dt'a sudden freeze. % —_— % City Advertisement NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS | L ) ; Attention la called 1o the law The two huildings were foined by | (SUREREL T C on of dogs B8 means of a hall and up to the pres. | HOUTE R O8O e by cot ,,'::“'fm:::':""°z',efl"’! C:"‘y"‘cxm».f of Police of New Rritain. % The “Y* hulldings consist of a read. | W:ahfi'u::‘: (,”;y '1"':5"‘“9':".‘_’"‘"";"“' room. general mecretary's office. | Lot gifar on or before that Jdfe main office, directors’ office. pool | : 3 . bowling alleys, locker rooms, | Means that the owners of dogn room have to pay « fine of one doller tank. shower rooms, hoya’ depart- | ment, gvmnasium, physical direc. ':H'U) in wddition to the "'"fi" o ‘l L] reads as follows: “This building erected for the uses | of the Y. M. C. A. and made pos. | sible by the generous gift of Jose. phine M. Judd supplemented by the contributions of other citizens I8 dedicated to the memory of Chardes | S Lnders who was for many years | a director and officer of this associ- ation.” tor's office, wrestling roem, boxing room. golf room. banquet hall, class| The Town Clerk’s office will (rooms and handball courts. cpen Szturday and Menday events The local branch is known as one l: rec hle d'os fees, in addition of the most “democratic” organiza. |the regular hours. tions in the state. Only one-half of | Dated at New Britain this mu the 2.000 membhers are Prnlomum!‘dly of April. 1929, and non-protestants are allowed a| ALFRED L. THOMPSON,? vote in the organization, The pres- | Town Cleih. In the Heart of the City For the Heart of the City Morning ‘Worship, 10: 30 . . Sermon by the Pastor—Religion for the Common Man Church School ° . Sessions at 9:30, 10:30, 12:00 Lvening Worship, 7:30 Doors Open, 7:15 Popular Service With Motion Picture THE COUNTRY DOCTOR All Services On Daylight Time You are cordially invited fo the worship and work of “The Little Church with the BIG Welcome™ “A WINDOW, A BASKET, AND A ROPE” is the Subject of the Sunday Evening Address at 7:15 Sunday Morning 10:45, Sermon—*NAILPRIN " Music by the Qu&rm TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH All Serviees On Daylight Saving Time