New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1929, Page 7

for chic fashionables SLEEVELESS SPORTS FROCKS A representative collection of fashion's “Under the Sun” for gay young Adorable sleevelss froc or with jackets to match, in shades to harmonize with suntan complexions. Very, Very Moderately Priced people who indulge Berlin News REV. J. G. BRENNAN 32 YEARS A PRIEST Pastor of Two Local Churches Was Ordained in Rome 17 YEARS IN THIS TOWN Putnam Woman aged as Visit- ing Nurse—Finance Board to Dis- cuss School Addition — Tegion Holds Social—Berlin Briefs On Wednesday Rev. John C. Krennan will have been an ordained priest of the Roman Catholic church for 32 years. He June 12, 1 at St. John's Lateran church at Rome by Cardinal following was Parri- eli. 1 of study at there, was five years the American Academy Previous to this he had grad- uvated from the Manhattan sity in New York with a d¢ bachelor of arts. Upon completion of his sindies he was given charge of the unive rec of REV. 4. C. BRI Kt. ¥rancig' church in New ¥rom there he was sent to Bristol, where he stayed for a few y Then he was transferred to | ville, from which chuich he came to Kensington. On September 1 Brennan came 1o St which at that time was American Paper Goods company #lant on Main street. Less than (wo years later the church. a frame building, was totally destroyed by fire. This was on March 4. 181 Instead of being dism by the losa of the church, he went to work at once to plan for a ger and more beautiful building. Less than ten weeks later zround was purcha ed whcre the present church stands. During the time from the fire until the completion of the new church, services were held in the parish hals on Main street, Kensington. On November 2, 1913, the corner- stone of the new church was luid witn impressive servic and on May 1914, the new church was dedicated. The church has today one of the most beautiful interior decor- ations of any church buiiding in this section of the state. A new 87,000 organ was installed last ar and was dedicated on the 50th annive sary of the church. This was on one of the achievements of her Brennan during his 15 years with the church here. VAN Haven, 1911, P Tather aul’s church, near the ordained Lovely Summer in sports for the spectator. New Fashions—Second Floor Father Brennan is well liked among his parishioners of both St. Paul's church in Kensington' and the Sacred Heart church in Berlin, of which also, he is the pas- tor. He lhas been with both churches since he came here, Kensington Con. Church The regular morning service will held at the Kensington Cong gational church at 10:45 o'cloc Rev. Vernon l.. I'hillips will delive the service and his topic will 1 “Law and the Eighteenth Amend- ment.” The session of the Sunday school will meet at 12:10 o'clock with the superintendent, The Christian Endeavor society will meet at the church at 6 o'cloc tomorrow evening. This will be the last meeting of the group before the summer season. lormer members of the group will be in charge of the meeting. Carlton Hazen will be the leader and his topic will be Thinking Things Through.” Ail former members as well as the pres- ent members are asked to be at i meeting. Children’s day will he observed at the church on June 16, St Paul's Church The regular masses will he held at St. Paul's church in Kensington at 8 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. Rev, J. C. Brennan will be in charge of the service He will be Vissisted by Rev. William C. of Hartford. A session of the Sundav school will be held following the 10 o'clock mas: sacred Heart: Church Services will be held at the Sa- cred Heart church in East Berlin at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. J. C. Brennan will be in charge of the servi A session of the Sun- day school will follow the mass Berlin Congregational Churc Children’s day will be observed at the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow morning. The junior choir will sing at the morning service at ,10:45 o'clock. Rev. 8 A. Fiske wil [be in charge of the service. The |primary class of the Sunday school | will meet for sion of the Sun- lday school with the superintendent. | The men’s class will meet at the | Worthington Community house at 12 o'clock. All are invited to attend. The Young Icople’s society will imeet in the cvening at the church {This will be the last meeting of the son. All asked to attend. The boys® class will mect in the !morning at 10 o'clock with the pas- tor in the church rooms, Visiting Nurse Engaged Miss Viola 1. Snyder of Putnam was appointed visiting nurse for the town of Berlin at a meeting of tt Visiting Nurses' association held last night. Miss Snyder comes to Ber- lin well recommended and with many vears of nursing to her ¢ She was the tuberculosis nu Dunkirk, New York, for a year and a half. She was at the Camp Up- ton hospital at Camp Upton for a year and also served at United States General hospital No. 3§ at East View, New York. She has becn engaged as the school nurse in Put- nam for the past seven vears. Miss Snyder is a graduate of the Meth- odist Episcopal hospital in Frooklyn, New York. She will take up her duties here on the first of July. A Dolby, the present visiting nurse, will spend the summer 12 Maine and in the fall will attend Columbia university in New York city, where she will take an advanc- ed course in nursing. Finance Board Meeting At the meeting of the finance board of the town that will he held next Wednesday night the en- tire ‘construction program of the school board will be considered, in- cluding the amount asked for the new addition that will be built at the Kensington school. According to an announcement of the schosl hoard somé weeks ago. the amount to be asked iy 00, of which £10.000 will be for the purpose of installing an adequate scwage dis- be st members are Shades in Perfect Accordance With Your Type Plainville News TOWN COURT READY FOR JULY OPENING Will Replace Present Obsolefe| Justice System HIGH SCHOOL 10 PLAY Services in Churches Tomorrow | Morning—Dlainville High Nine to Play Watertown Team—Entc tainment at Strand Theater, [ With the adoption of the mornin ! sessions for the new Plainville town ! court, all details in connection with | the new judiciary system ything is in readir of the are com- pleted and eve for the July 1. place the old justice court, now i | existence, i s court on opening he new town court will re- | Agitation for th ablishment of | a town court her revived carly last fall by the Chamber of Com merce, which appointed specia b a posal plant at the school, Legion Mec Bolton-Kasica post, American Le- gion, and its auxiliary met la night at Legion hall. A social w held, and there was a good attend- ance at the gathering. C. W. Dickerson was awarded pillow by the Legionnaires and thei auxiliarie e Rate in Effect The new contract with the New Britain fire department for fire pro- tection to the town of Berlin went into cffect today. If there should he a fire in Berlin, it will be answered by the New Britain department at the rate of $100 per hour. To date no acceptance of the new contract has been filed with the New Britain authorities, and Chairman Jumes J. Butler of the fire board states that a reasonable time will be allowed for the town to furnish the additional insurance that is called for in the contract, Y 30 there will be a town meeting to hear a special commit- tee that was appointed at the last town meeting. It will report on the cost of a department in Berlin as compared with the cost per year of the New Britain contract. At this meeting final action wiil be taken on the fire question. Until that time Berlin will he protected by the New Britain firc department and, if it is decided that this is the ches way out of the matter, the contract will stand as signed. I it is decids ed to establish a separate depart- ment in Berlin, the contract may be cancelled on 30 days' notice, Children's Re rsal The primary grades of the Sun- day school of the Berlin Congrega tional church will hold the final re- hearsal at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the church. The children will take part in the Children's day serv- ice at the church tomorrow. All children are urged to be present. Funeral of Anthony Miczlalskas The funeral of Anthony Miczlais- Kkas, 61, who died yesterday at his home on the Berlin turnpike will be held Monday morning at o'clock at $t. Andrew’s church, New Britain. Burial will be in St. Mary’ cemetery, New Britain. He besides his daughters, M Anna Tamosaikis of Berlin and Mrs, Mary Volousk of New Britain: and four sons, An- thony of New Britain, George ani Joseph of Berlin, and Peter, a stu- dent at Antioch colle Yellow Springs, Ohio, Kensington Methadist Church Children’s Day will be observed at the Kensington Methodist church fo- morrow morning. Services will he- gin at 10.30 o'clock. The children nave prepared a program which will take the place of the regular sery- ice. Rev. Alan L. Dodd will be in charge. pest leaves, wife, two (Continued on I 12.) +| State MERITT 0. RYDER Judge committee’to work for its adoption. At hearing held in March at the Capitol before the judiciary committee, members of the Cham- ber of Commerce and prominent town officials spoke in favor of the court and its adoption followed quickly, both the senate and the house passing the Tl without ohje tion. Governor Trubull signed the measure which will go into effect on July 1 On March 11 M was appointed judge the new lcourt and Attorney Cornclius Prier deputy jud Both appointments a ritt of 0. Nyder CORNELIUS PRIOR Deputy Judge Plainville as giv- pro and, met with favor among residents. The new judge w en the power to appoint the cutor and deputy prosccutor on April 15, announced the tion of orney Charles I, lon and iley S Gwillim, L week the new court officials met conference and decided to hold fons in the mornings. At time the justice court during the day and | A St Con- ot | in court the holds in the T ville heen in Plain- who hay justices of th 1t the in el are: Meritt Conlon, Cunningham The grand prace tim the Ryder, ard I, Prior and Frederick Builen, jurors are: Charles Conlon, Stanley §. Gwillim and Wi liam J. Foran Judge Meritt 0. Ryder Judge Meritt O, Ryder has been a resident of Plainville for the past 56 years. He was employed for 27 present of justice court | Charles I William | [ | time tcourt as a yes clerk in the Prainville I post officc. At the present time he is employed at Trumbull Electric Manufacturing (o, When he-assumes charae town court, it will he has.held office as presidi cor of every court in Plainville, has been a justice of the peace for years, functioning in the locl stice court. He has also been pro- for the past 12 Judge Ryder spected residents of Plainvills for fairness when sentences in court. of mean the that offi- He new in of years. the and is known out is 1 Iy his dealing ior nelius P'rior I'ri and Deputy is the He son of Mrs is a native of Katherine Plainville CHARLES I\ CONLON Prosccutor considered one of the you offici He ain md Yal in the sta the New Cross co law school, At the is connccted with th Gilman & Marks He is popular ax in Hartford his many in his new p sceutor C. 1 r Charles 1, of Plainville with 1he local graduate of school, Holy I firm ford W is 1 and has friends f bst s of Conlon s ive has been @ and identiticd 1o Hy 10015 justic many the was ed cated in STANLEY S, GWILLIM Deputy ¥ 3 secut complotiy hus Hartrord school. he enter: town to study law. He has practiced in 11 the greatest part his pr During last f major portion fallen is also a Like Jud for his fair and, while strict where the parti ville for of sional eareer, the the ¥ of prosecu upon his shot jnstice Ryder, ) ss i d aling with ¢ rd to invoived sady to list ind in e guil- 1y, he is ever defense of the acensed request TODAY Patsy Ruth Miller and SUNDAY — I EATURES—; Thrili Mystery D . West AWK o1 [PTIR RN with Allene Ray and Walier Miller ieline Logan and e GALCIIOY Show MON. and TVES. ot and Picture L No. 15 ilbert and Grega Garho “A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS™ L and THURS, “OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS" with FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS present | | ul | to the | | clemency if he thinks it is duc. Mr.|Sunday morning service at 1 {Conton is well known about town |o'clock, when a special program will ind has a host of frie be given. There will be no Sunday Stanley S. school scssion at 12 o'clock. The | Deputy Prosecutor nley 8. | officiat board is asked to remain for Guwillim played an important part /@ mecting at that hour. Epworth lin the adoption of the town court.|league at 6 p. m. kvening service | He was chairman of the Chamber of [at 7 o'clock. An address will be {Commerce committee that first took | given by the pastor. Rev. Ball. up the matter last fall and was one | The program for the Children's of the members who drafted the bill, { Day observance will be as follows: I Much of the credit for the adoption| Hymu—Conzre the court must be extended to| Baptism villim, Ball, pastor. + has been a juror for a Hymn—Con rumber of 1s secretary of | Welcome— the mbull Manufactur- | Stephenson. G ing o | Dorothy Dit st o dohn Lamb, Son Mty Lpace A Chamberlain, and Edward Turk. e Invocation—Florabelle ker. Iatee eantiat o dase Seripture reading—Russell - May- passing without a session Most of the persons who appeared hoefore the wer charged with violations of the motor 3 hicle and arvested by :"“"“':y“i‘” state police or local constables | SePartine e Neen e | Recitation=Harold Tamnh. to climinate carcless drivers | SON& “Something Hapy nner partment rom the highways s “God's Little Children st it doi darb avs thotar] s patad s e st | Leray Schober. irancis icials be able 10 exereise | S 3 : ;lzlllv‘uwllnlr Cases of fmpor. | Ut Klatt, Dick Jester, Allan tance and will not be foreed to bind | U1rke: “‘\';' e 15 many cases over to the superior | i e <( is necossary now under th ilne oandenss Ingeniatee Elizabeth Klatt, Helen suspend jude 5 ¥ White, and Pauline cution of sen- Arthur A rezation. ‘harles Klatt, Geor orgiana Sfephenson, le. Orland Wheel Bobhy Blair, Bertha grand He lectric is Year year, the jus- an unusually | . hard] court wdle roll Lawb, Dorothy Holo, "¢ exercise Harold | MacLeod us Called the Macleod and justice court Child laws wers primary " . 5 - Be- rive Exercise power So Lxercise, Helen Norton, I Furry, Sinons Closing rdens’™ Pearl | trice | the nent or s have to ! hyimn—Cong Word of Death Word has received here of the deaih of Robert Dumas, four- 11 a. m. preaching by 1 Lyar-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart tor. Rev. A. A Perry, on the 8ub- 100" o6 patorson, N. J. They fdiis Last Prayec of Oh {formerly resided SR 7 pom. : 1At ! | Action On church school. 7 7 Loun b1 ching by V. C. . union. § p. ., preach ) survey of the U mdon tions in fown has on them The Last {Ttages o8 Tiie s by the sidewalk committee of Chureh of O Plainville Chamber — of Commercs, ion of the chureh school With 1, ;% "o bocommended that Hanry Powers al {iion hu taken at the next town meet- church serviee With 05 on " ihe issuance of $10,000 by Rev. Lincoln By 0 Tor the completion side- 10 @ m. At 11 otelock |G cwork in town. be a celebratlon of ho! At the last scssion of {he Al Jihe preachar and cole- | ST LS SR SO GRS S seryice swill the Cahon authorizing the town of Plainville to D. Do of Hartford. fcy. jondg for $10,000 for sidewalk il forceful speak- niprovenients, Chairman . I 1atiitn the 3onzon of the sidewalk committer has spent considerable time in an extensive survey of conditions in Plainville. Members of the cham- oting in the parish house Ber who have investigated the mat- On Wednesday, from 6 10 T:30 | oxpress a favorable sentiment of o'clock, the Woman's guild will serve |y pro o a hash and strawborry shorteake | e commitiee supper in {he parish house el On Wednesday evening at 8 |o'clock there will be rehearsal of the play, “The Unexpectedne of | catherine Henry.” by the Girls' | et B Bristol News L piancHAL SCHOOL "WiL GRADIATE® Pastor of St. Joseph's Church to | Award Diplomas Tomorrow NURPHY STARS IN WIN in the parish house. tion h her's AL Zion ( Sorviees, der \ s Zion church tomorrow will he follows in this town. Sidewalks sidewalk condi- been completed m A saviour | vintendent m. Junior liren's story Frye at 10 there will communion brant at thi fohn 1% Plumh i an earnes Mr. Frye will a © of communion On Monday af T . me. Troop o4, Boy Scouts, will hold its regular serv- | of the several chamber on of the (Continued on 1 ) B ol Har mee G. ) Congregational Church Morning serviee at 10:45 o'clock Morning anthem “Krom Thy 1.0\t ther” from he Redemp- v Gounod Sermon theme *The ue Tnvestment.” Church {school after the morning sery | | Children’s Day will be observed {nest Sunday. June 16. A program | will he presented by the children of |the chureh school .at the regular (hurch hour. Parents desiring 10 their children baptized at this sorviee are requested to notify Rev | J. 1. Wilkerson as soon as possible. The annual church picnic will he held at Lake Compounce on Satur- day, June Plans are heing made for a most enjoyable occasion and it is hoped that many will plan to attend. : rr tartford gospel tion have H. 8. Pitcher Shines in Defeating Middletow Srikes Blinker—Walter Hutchin son 88 Years Old—Items, Band Praying band will meeting tomorrow Twenty-nine pupils will receive di- plomas at the annual graduation arternoon at 2 o'clock at the home | excreises of Josebh's parochial of Mrs. Lena Hanson, 11 Crown|school, which will be held at st An address will Te given by fo'clociz tomorrow evening at St. Davis D, Brady, a Spanish mission- [ seph’s church, The gradus horn at Darcelona. Spain, and | tficates will he presented embraced in the Protestant faith | William 1. Laflin, pastor of even years +t Richmond, Va.!=eph's church and principal He bears credentials of the school address to the tinn and Missionary alliand uates will be given by Rev. York. He will return o New |nelius Teulinzs of Watertown York on Monday Mr. Drady is a | class motto is “Nothing sraduate of the University of Paris| Without God" and the class colors nd speaks several languages. He | crimson and gold. The class flower has heen preaching for three weeks |18 the American Beauty rose and the Doston ss patron the sucred heart. The JFutu ‘ollowing program will be carried oas Wedne Tihe | cut tomorrow evenin, ot Harry Atidnson. 918 Procession, organ: New Britain; June 19, ho! i Heart; Vent Cre sell D. 8. Hopkins, 14 Crown street, aduates, Rev. Cornelius Teul- = e graduating « esents 5 The band seeks invitations to hold | Taquating clasti broschtation of 41 tings in any home. In the last i 1 | of consecration by the class; praise e Rt Sl “d Heart, class; benedic- least 75 places In Con-| 0, o {he Blessed Sacrament; Dau- Alliserideos aig AV Lambilott reCess) . organ. cmbers of this v 5 ¢ follows Beau Donald Francis John ol Francis Murphy, Newman, Donald | itavmend Albert rtainment will consist of songs hy | i Bachman, {01 Sol Hicks' choir 2 and | pachman, Cora Anna faney dancing by the little Cascy, sters of Southington “A Woman of Af- has been drawing ca- crowds wherever shown, will [1ime Duncan, | follow immediately after the enter- | iZlcanor Mary tainment hold a by St Rev. Jo- of the grad- Cor- ry lin fol- home treet gs will be as 12 t meetir y of the tor: Address mes at volu Prans Completed | have heen completed by the Rebekah lod No. 15, 1. O, for pent and | | the Strand nd nesday hom Anthony s Joseph Callahan Yanphinas, Martha JA0 0 | pictur 3 the Joseph McMahon, Louise Joseph Joscph Paradise, hayer, Mari zabeth Lillian Beattie, Cath- Laurine Cath- Dorothy Mary (os- Llizabeth Donovan, . Irene Cather- Evelyn Englert, arrell, M Maric Johns. Kablick, Mary Celestin Marion Lonise MeCrane, Mary McLaughlin, Cecelia b at Mor to iven e on 1y nings at 7:30 o'cloc d so two heresa Cawley, lien ering ering tello, The picture which pacity M. F. Church Children's Day will he a at an yman Geraldine [« , ima | the ! wrch at lity Episcopal church, Bristol. S'Annn Mayrhofer, Mary Helea Petti- pas, -Mavion Ellen Welch and Mary Margaret Whipple. The class officers are as follows: President, Neil Francis Murphy; vice president, Mary Margarel Whipple; treasurer, John Anthony Callahan; secreta Marion Eller Welch. St. John's Mission At 9:15 o'clock Sunday morning, holy communion will be celebrated at St. John's mission, Korestville Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trin- will be the celebrant. The church schooi will open at 10:30 a. m. Month's Mind Mass A month’s mind high mass of re- quiem will be celebrated at & o'clock Monday morning at 8f. Matthew's church, Forestville, n memory of Krank Dietrich of Staf- ford avenue. Sunday Baseball The Forestville and West End baseball teams will fight it out at Muzzy field tomorrow afternoon to determine which will occupy the cellar position of the Bristol City bascball league. Neither team has as yet won a game and the Forest- ville contingent has failed to score a run in either of the two contests played. The game will start prompt- Iy at 3 o'clock. Clyde Waters will referee, The Maple End baseball team will travel to East Hartford for a retur {engagement with the Economy Gro- cery team of that place. The locals w defeated in this city Memorial Day afternoon by a 4 to 3 score and they anticipate reversing the situ- ation tomorrow. Bristol High Wins The Bristol High school baseball team scored a one-sided victory over the Middletown High team on the local athletic field yesterday after- noon duc to a great extent to the brand of pitching and hitting exhib- ited by “Home Run” Murphy. Mur- phy, besides holding the opposition to three hits, made two of Bristol's six bingles and stole one base, He so struck out ecight of the oppos- ing butsmen. The score; BRISTOL H. 8. AB R Albertell Roberts, Murpis, Goulette Froelich, La Poute, Allaire, 1) cen, 2b olbath, o Totaly Bummssmuey = MIDDLI Calicta, McDonald, o it Ite Kreuz, MeAvoy, 16 Pistel, Helenik, szosmoll alonossssmmnd 3b 1. 3 A 003 102 vl 000 Totale Rristol Middletown Thiee base hit: Krenz, Struck out: By Muiphy 8, Pistel 5. Autos Collide operated by Harold 96 Gridley street and hoell of 62 Park street, New Brita collided shortly after 12 o'clock lat night at the corner of West and School streets. One of the cars also struck the traffic blinker, moving it a distance of sev- cral feet, Both drivers appeared this morn- ing before Prosecuting Attorney An- thony J. Rich and agreed to settle the matter civilly, services This LEvening There will be devotions at 7:3) o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's Automobi Scltzer of Kenneth 8 — Autos Collide, One | church in honor of 8t. Anne. Celebrates 88th Birthday Waiter H. Hutchinson of Graham street, adjutant of Gilbert W. Thompson post, G. A. R., celebrated his §8th birthday quietly at his home yesterday. A number of friends called on Mr. Hutchinson during the day and many congratu- latory messages were received. Twenty-Three Deaths There were 23 deaths recorded n the office of the city clerk during the month of May, according to fig- ures released yesterday. This considered a remarkably low death rate for a city with a population of over 30,000 Tax Office Open Tax Collector Frank B. Riley will be in his office today between the hours of 1:30 p. m. and 5 p. m. and 7 and 8 p. m. to receive the gen- eral city taxes, Franco-American Club At a meeting of the members of the recently organized Franco- | American club, the following officers were elected: President, Charles E. Bergeron; secretary, Mederic Guer- tin; treasurer, Arthur Lalane; direc- Joseph Danis. Albert E. Tro- Emile Fortier. Robert Danis, lessard and Joseph P. Lan- The Bristol high team overwhelmingly dletown in the final match of the season here yesterday. Bristol won 4-1. Middletown’s only victory was scored by Sigrist, who beat Beach, 6-1, 6-1. Barker of Bristol beat Robylenski. Barker has lost but one match this vear. Singles: Barker (B) beat Robylen- ski (M) 7-9, 6-2, 6-2. Ersoftzof (B) E 4-6, 6-2, 6-0. Bigrist (M) beat Beach (B) 6-1, 6-1. Doubles: Beach and 8. Ersoftzof (B) defeated Sigrist and Hoever (M) 8-6. 8-6. Barker and M. Er- softzof (R) heat Robylenski and Walsh (M) 6-0, 6-0, school tennin defeated Mid- l ANOW LISTEN, TAG = DAN AND I ARE -~ GOING To TAKE Yeu OOWA T> TUE RANCH M GOIMG To TAKE MY 006 NTH TUAT ISNT A DOG AT ALL, TAG - TUATS MEANEST WOLF AROULND UERE =You WOLF AN’ BESIDES, DAR SAVS IT'S TUE LISTEN=IF g FOLLOWS Yo WHEN WE START. A Mo CAN TARE His ALORG A Extra Guest! ( IMGoNG 0 60 AOW AND YoU COME ALONG WITU ME ! i NENER IN MY DAYS O D 1 SEE ANWTUING