New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1930, Page 10

16 ° New Britain Man In Boxer Battle At Tientsin 30 Years Ago Sunday BIG TORACCH CROP Lightning Strikes Three Build- ings in Fast Har(ford tobacco farm i ering of the c acres of ten On the 55 acre n of Vin- b ¥ WARING PROGRESS regation 1o Eleot Officers 1 Seeks Regular Pastor EW CHURGH TS Science t 11 a. m ay school sub- eting at 8 Women's prayer and hall, Glen morning wor- Smith of h, At 12:15 ¥ clock women's lock, praver Memorial Baptist Tnion A. M Ge D decrens , compared to June, NEW BRITAIN OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFITABLE PREME SUMMER C(COMFORT PICTURESQUE SUMMER COLONY IN Mountain Lake Park fa average lake trees, hu cld, lend it at- mosphere of tranquility and charm that will delight the lover of nature. an Partic Ty will peal to the business doctor, school ional int, in which ation and gain a and re- s with and bitat re- en- For a mile and a haif the - waters of Lake you to come and enjoy its bathing, boat- g. and fishing sports. (limb the mountainside where the Beseck Indians once hunted the deer, fox and rabbit. It's big! Real! Viigin woodland that smacks of nature un- molested. HOW TO REACH LAKE BESECK INVESTMENT AWAITS YOU ALL C Swedish) Baptist il 1. m. sermon by the . Ttev. Axel I. Peterson; Ital- mission with Bible school, 1 p! nd sermon by Mrs. A. Palumbo No evening service CONVICT ESCAPES DEATH SENTENCE Judge Who Sentenced Him Dead, Tying State’s Hands . 8 p. m. prayer service. | Stanley Memorial n, N. J., July 12 rs Archie Herrol r day in his under sentence to be executed Wednesday, m. Com- rch school for 11 at the of death Twelve year 0 he had a | —his son. He has never hac lother. IAN ORDER an- cellor con- nted the Order Miss Ellenor r. and Mrs. An- In 1908 Herron was convicted of the murder of tl muel B. D, I a reti who had v co con ceution, to di r Governor Frar anted two day ution was nshield, believed to have d to one of DeSoto's so incovered by excavators in iers, At- Herron seemed destined to re- GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH “The Grace of our Lord, Jesus Christ, be with you all.” Y. will conduct the worsl p. m. He comes to us espe rn of Roches at Junior ¥ recom- mended s a p Sunday Schoo! at 12: classes for all. All regular services continue through the summer without inter: PEOPLE’S CHURCH OF CHRIST Morning Worship—10:45 o'clock Fyening Service 10 o'clock Drother Harry Pender will occups the pulpit both Morning and “0 magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His name together. rtate | 4 visitor | | main, alive, for Justice Bergen, a{t?r‘pcaccf\lll_\'. until he dies a natural an inquiry into the convicted man’'s|death. The state cannot touch him mental condition, ordered, on June 1909, that the execution be| ed “until further or i No further orders were forthcom- | ing, and Justice Bergen died himsel in 1 h removed the las chanc execution’, fo; th s that a man whose d must be HEAT CONTINUES IN CHINA July Che heat which ha uffering in the ently hit Shang 5tz anghai, ed widespread angtse gain today assed 100 degrees. heat prostrations. Hankow was re- valley re- as the temper: There we judge. | The tempe 2 his pipe | ported at 103 heen s enced by the sente o Herron will sig, 1 ci en to Earth, and Eventually, the People of Earth to Heaven COME TO OLD DOUGLAS CAMP MEETING DOUGLAS. MASS romotion of Holiness L 1930 . 1.os Ang National S Rineharg: sica Quar , Ohio, wil] s R for Two, 50 c ind other formation Camp Meeting Se wdford, Haverhill. Mas: To Bring Hea rvatior son 0:45 A. M.—"The Battle Cry of Faith" Rev. Witliam Ro! Preacher Y ONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED Trinity Methedist Episcopal Church MOUNT AIN LAKE PARK on the Shores of AND 8U- THE MCST : \ECTICUT — .50 AND UP SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS MONTHLY TERMS — REASONABLE RE- — EASY STRICTIO! AFFORD FUTURE YEAR PROTECTION TO PROPERTY CWNERS AT LAKE BESECK. FROM NEW BRITAIN — PROCEED FROM CENTRAL PARK TO BERLIN. 5 TO MERIDEN, AT MERIDEN CENTER TU ROUTE 111. AFTER PASSING BLACK POND £ BESECK Now is the time to buy! (Come out today and investi- gate the great work that has been accomplished in transforming this beauti- ful tract of virgin wood- land finest summer colony. Connecticut’s 350 choice lots are now avail- able! throughout the entire prop- A clubhouse for the pleasure and enjoyment of Lake Park soon to into Smooth, hard roads erty! Mountzin owners all property rise on the most beautiful There are ever so many individual spot in the tract! features that bespeak the luxury of owning a sum- mer cottege here. Arrow heads and other relics are constantly being found, as the earth is turned, to re- mind of the first inhabit- ants—the Beseck Indians— who found this spot the ideal camping ground, just as you will find it the ideal spot to while away the summer hours. FOLLOW ROUTE RN LEFT TOWARD MIDDLETOWN ALONG ON THE RIGHT AT TOP OF HILL, TURN RIGHT OVER ROUTE 330 DIRECT TO THE LAKE. DEVELOPED BY MOUNTAIN LAKE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY MIDDLEFIELD, CONNECTICUT