New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1929, Page 24

24 22 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1929. Hartford Mayor Appoints Group To Work With This City On Plan | For Merger of Water Resources Joint Group to Meet and Discuss Most Advantageous Arrangement for Combining Systems for Dual Use—Assembly Must Pass on Arrangement. Weddings ROGIN—LIPSY Mrs riage o Sadie at the home from . and East AMILJEWSKI 89th Nellie York ad today in the of Good Cour licens building here y Mr. Link, Theresa Gay Britain. ] daughter of K Zmijewski, ar mouth, Conn. to ma R Mary Ply- Chapman co Doyle of Arch s Monday mo the church gelist. T formed the c Miss Alice Co maid of honor New York The bri velvet gown w and carried a roses and Wh e Corbat wore a blue W Iohi g han e hat to match t L e of yellow and orc A reception was 1 mediate Mr. and Mr Chapman Doyle apartments their return to Washingt . FOR EFRAN PLANT oo e fudge Save Takes Jurisdition| o in Gity Court ning of 8 and | law on the ). Saxe has found PPOir r 1cis 2 under bonds | familic McDermott will on Wal from a on, MDE SCHEYD—SMITH iline B 3 terial chry matron o parent ve ried orchid o about 7 YER BREDIL—MA son of Mr street. A con p Jwere playing, ran away, 'New Giant Dirigible as Luxurious as Ocean Liner | And Lacks Only Privacy of Trans-Atlantic Rivals | Christ pe on fund, explains Nm"r if all ministers were not rore than 1 ind all were starting their min- | istry today, no accrued liabilities | nd would be ne:ded, as the regu- * monthly payments based on ach minis ary would be suf- | icient to e pension system | in perpetuity. But the older min isters must be taken care of. the plan now re Chris- | ad savs n, “'each mi s to pay 2 1-2 per cent al in monthly in- Hi rches for io er who en- of his ann stall ary church ces to ent of 8 per cent of | payn win earn a pension equai (o one- the minister's average maller or under or nts. salary. Thes. 5y half of ary, with proportionately | cr pensions for ser | and with sul | | ninor chil- | lar ice 35 years fits to widows dren. Zach month a minister will have 1 a definite sum which can be taken away from him Mat tically, thi um is one- | seventieth of the annu to a minister, al 1o one v over and which 1t of h : a ar period.” The Nort church met the inc for social justice towards its min- | istry by completing a campaign for ! §15,000,000 in 1927. This provides’ accrued liabilities among its | pastors and establishes an | Presbyt asing de for the older with which to provide | the former cived about | ter $7.000,000 actuarial systems Christ, I however, Con- ‘ Baptists do not annuities, church having $6,000,000 and the 1 Unlike the Disciples of and Presbyterains, sationalists and contribute a s for pastors’ pensions but under a semi-cndowment pla The Northern which has been in operation for 10 permits each minister an at retirement age. It is 1y, quarterly, or vearly. churches, for have also operate allowance | paid mont | Southern several v work on a definite pension the | bian for their clergy. st ~ [ the past en at big problem solved ny ion fund was LN from the general conference. Tt is non-contribu stem, with en- scopal church to st | 82,0 RECEIVER NAMED - for this accrued otal pled, for 100,000 ched nearly {8 Protestant Denominations Have $116,000,000 on Hand | ) more than was red features and benefits lary and service. | to enter the in t dowment hased o | Two other churches actuarial pension field recs months are the Southern Presb) |t n and the United Presbyterian, ound floor r storics. hor isolated from uted in variou fors n lin h S| and lower herth in cach to thosg aboard an for an upp Partitions, to save we heard by Lav room ans tories ¢ but rationc auota, ashed the water is a into tanks not th s the fluid b not be hydrogen in this g T et no k of a the s is provi about room are Eleetric used instead of matches. on is an- on is 60 with a ood for next nt to to valls for those the lat- | whose members have launched a the plan almost identical with the Dis- com- | ciples of Christ and Northern Pres- raising ians. Southern Presbyterians quire $3.000,000 to meet their crued liabilities and United Pres- byterians are seeking a similar fund D of Christ, ciples s body in nd, is organi will Not to the tun Jie2es . but to ti W of ecutive s of William preside arren, ex the Dis s, Do- 10 work period in service | particular corporation or or- | should foned copali- thod WEARING wJHhile You Pay < nted to ording 1l practic to PAY JUST 50'powN Come in and consult our expert Optometrist today. It’s free of charge. Get the correct glasses correctly fitted and pay while you wear. MICHAELS JEWELERS { MAIN ST. h whic nsion syst laymen 1ently lled to mov no thougl Lord the TEL. 3077 ADDS NI rHI or t Milk New Britain's Oldest Dairy 433-435 Park St COLD MEAT WO 0 Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn Opp. Arch. NSING = g UWegrs > AL i Rollins Run Stop Silk Hose “Miles of Wear in Every Pair.” At pr. Service sheer $1.59 %o e ew autumn shades “Delta” hose. At l 5 pr. Trim chif- o W ZEST TO DISH nd healthfully. worl fon hose New shades, square hee At pr. All silk chif- tiful quality. “Delta” heel. At pr. Heavy the best shades of the season. “Trimfit” Silk Hose At $1 3 pr. Many lovely . shades in this 3 silk hose. Reg. price $1.50 Al Silk Chiffon Hose. quality. Pr. Double point and Black heel, Chiffon Hose. Very smar " $2.00 S0 81,005 Sl 50c “ $1.00 .. Socks for Boys and Girls. red by a on the of $1,500,000. the The Ivangelical church is con- & campaign to its for ministerial g 0,000 by October : required to con irly which, in will give accordin they have ing, money being tax of so much per member local church Percent ducf fund ner lary which fund vary hed 1ges of their sa rs pay to the When the Methodist goal is re vounger clergy will be ve one per cent of their 1 this fund. Presbyter rs will be asked to and one-half per ¢ salaries while their s give ions minist a a fund old, g dues to turn, n they them quarterly to the mber | st amount the to g towa cont nt of two their ted Brethren chur individual 3 will amount ived Al ion plan, i v rec r church mi ich follows the p supported by monthly and the Universalist cu its pension fund church quotas, thus placing den on the congregation in the local minister. church five per n inv payments SRk stmen thro the bur- cad of i church is priv- its percent the laymen have de- “contented supporting Cannan in- to loiter in the as Moses did, and om on hi to have a It avi Moal n manna Lutheran churches recently $4,000,000 drive. The . pledged one year by 1830. Minister: put entire 120, Mmust pay noth- THIS WEEK ONLY GUARANTEED FACTORY REBUILT . Only $ 1 98_5 A rare opportunity—for this week only. Every machine thoroughly rebuilt in the Eureka Factory. 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